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Hoosiers Push To Include Renewables In State Energy Plan
Hoosiers that rallied at the statehouse today say Indiana needs to include renewables as a key part of its new energy policy.
Commission Holds Hearing on 317 Area Code Proposal
The Indianapolis area code is expected to run out of numbers by 2017.
Microbrewery Coming To Ferdinand Monastery
The Zoning Board for Ferdinand in southern Indiana voted 4-0 in approval of a proposal for the Sisters of St. Benedict to lease one of their buildings to a local micro-brewery. Vince Luecke and Andy Hedinger pitched the idea to the nuns and will run Microworks brewery on the property.
Coalition Proposes Ways To Curb Public Corruption
Attorney General Greg Zoeller calls proposed legislative steps to curb public corruption a first step in strengthening public trust.
ISU's Statesman Towers Finally Slated To Fall
The two 15-story towers have a date with a $4 million demolition.
Deaths, Serious Injuries Due To Medical Errors Drop In 2013
The Indiana Department of Health's annual report shows two people died or were seriously debilitated because of medical errors in 2013.
Dept. Of Child Services Workers Sue For Overtime Pay
Two Department of Child Services employees say they worked long hours, including responding to emergencies after only being allowed a few hours for sleep.
Camp Atterbury Completes $84 Million Expansion
Camp Atterbury completed barracks and a dining facility as well as a railhead and deployment center.
Groups Call For Release Of Chinese Dissident With IU Ties
Ilham Tohti was planning to be a visiting scholar at Indiana University before being detained, and his daughter now attends IU.
Jimmy John's Data Security Breach Affects Indiana Stores
A Jimmy John's data breach left customers' credit and debit card information unsecured for months.
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