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In Significant Policy Shift, Indiana Will Begin Releasing Facility-Level Data From Nursing Homes
The state says it will take about a month to compile and build a database.
Sen. Young Says US Response To Russian Bounties Was 'Active And Appropriate'
United States Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) said he believed the Trump administration's response to reports of Russia having offered bounties for killing U.S. troops in Afghanistan was appropriate.
Indiana Pressing Pause On Reopening Plan
Governor Eric Holcomb announced Indiana will largely press pause on its reopening plan instead of moving to the final phase this weekend.
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Musicians To Enter Talks With Management On Payment, Healthcare, And Plans For Fall
The ISO is the only orchestra of the 52 largest in the country to terminate health insurance for furloughed musicians. Management and musicians will meet in the coming weeks to talk about options for pay and benefits.
Catholic Pastor Apologizes For Black Lives Matter Remarks
“It was not my intention to offend anyone, and I am sorry that my words have caused any hurt to anyone," Rothrock wrote.
New Bill Would Allow Pence To Run For Governor And President
Sen. Mike Delph, R-Carmel, is introducing a bill to let the governor or state legislators run for re-election and federal office simultaneously.
Paoli Peaks Ski Slopes To Open For The Season
Paoli Peaks originally planned to open December 13, but temperature prevented the slopes from making snow.
New Laws For Mopeds Go Into Effect January 1
Operators of smaller mopeds are now required to register their vehicles and pass a test if they don't have a driver's license
Court Upholds Half Of Charlie White's Voter Fraud Conviction
Former Secretary of State Charlie White's sentence, which includes one year of home detention, will remain the same.
Carmel Company Develops App To Measure Beer Supply
The iKeg sensor weighs how much beer is left in a keg, using a built-in wireless connection to the company's database.
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