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Illinois Upsets No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers At The Buzzer, 74-72
Illinois' Tyler Griffey makes layup as the clock expires to beat Indiana 74-72.
Hoosier Veteran Laid to Rest After 60 Years
After more than six decades, a soldier's funeral will be held in Brazil on Saturday.
Donnelly Introduces Bill To Align Jobs Training With Demand
Senator Joe Donnelly wants to allocate more federal funding to programs that train people in fields with the highest demand.
Terre Haute Mayor Seeks To Cut Costs With New Health Clinic
Duke Bennett estimates the clinic will cost about $200,000 up front but will save the city money in the long run.
Businesses Ask Governor To Prioritize Technology, I-69
Bloomington business leaders meeting Thursday with Mike Pence say the governor should do more to include IT companies in his jobs plan.
Indiana GOP Will Not Take Up Amendment Banning Gay Marriage
Republican lawmakers said Thursday they would not vote this session on a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
Study: Rise In Gas Prices Could Double Bus Ridership By 2035
A study from Ball State University shows the state's bus ridership could more than double by 2035.
Terre Haute Considers Trash Fee, Food And Beverage Tax
The city has lost over $24 million dollars in projected property tax collections in the last four years.
IU Football Signs 22 Players
The Hoosier Football team gains 22 new players for the 2013 season. Coach Kevin Wilson shares his excitement for this dynamic team.
January Revenue Report Strong, Sales Tax Revenue Lags
January revenues were higher than predicted, but sales tax revenues are falling short of predictions for this fiscal year.
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