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Businesses Reluctant To Add Additional Credit Card Swipe Fee
A new law allows businesses to pass on credit card fees to their customers, but many say they're too worried they'd lose business if they did.
Crews Work To Restore Power After Storm
Most of the damage was concentrated in Greene County.
Kokomo City Hall To Get $800,000 Facelift
The plans include adding silver and brass-colored panels to the building's exterior.
Bloomington Economic Group To Boost Entrepreneur Services
City of Bloomington, Bloomington Economic Development Corporation and Ivy Tech are launching an initiative to give entrepreneurs more technology and training.
Loss Of Trees To Emerald Ash Borer Could Be Causing Deaths
Emerald ash borers have killed more than 100 million trees in the U.S., and that correlates to a rise in human deaths, a new study finds.
Indianapolis City-County Council Increases Venue Ticket Tax
Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard said the money will go to support the Capital Improvement Budget and to offset the cost of public safety.
Online Sales Tax Might Change Where Students Buy Textbooks
This summer, Indiana will begin collecting a 7% sales tax on products bought from online retailers, a cost that will likely be passed on to consumers.
Several Factors Responsible For Drop In Union Membership
Debate over Right To Work effect on Indiana Union membership reveals causes in dropping numbers.
USPS Hires Temporary Positions Because Of Budget Issues
The U.S. Postal Service is hiring hundreds of letter carriers, but they will be temporary jobs.
Gun Shows, Background Checks Move To Center Of Debate
Gun control advocates have pushed for requiring background checks, but gunowners say private sales are protected under the Second Amendment.
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