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Bill To Allow Alcohol Sales At State Fair Advances
A bill the Senate passed would allow the State Fair to sell beer, wine and spirits within a specific area on the fairgrounds.
Low Temps and High Demand Behind Continued Propane Shortage
Officials are considering ideas for more strategically placed propane stockpiles to service the Midwest in the future.
Governor Open To Replacing Revenue Lost From Business Tax
Gov. Mike Pence met with several mayors, who expressed their concerns about losing additional tax revenue.
INDOT Spends Almost $3 Million On Pothole Repairs
INDOT spokesman Nathan Riggs says they've used nearly seven thousand tons of asphalt and 8100 employee hours to fill potholes so far this winter.
Indiana Auto Dealers Blame Winter For Flat Sales In January
Automobile Dealers Association of Indiana officials blames the frigid, snowy winter for the lack of sales.
James Dean's Estate Suing Twitter
Fishers based CMG Worldwide, which manages James Dean's estate, is suing Twitter over an account that uses the deceased celebrity's namesake.
IUPUI Study: Depression A Risk Factor For Heart Disease
New research finds treating depression early can help prevent cardiovascular disease later in life.
IU Study Explores Love And Sex Between Men
Nearly 93 percent of men who have sex with other men reported being in love with their most recent sexual partner.
Committee Sends HJR-3 To Full Senate Without Amendments
After the House altered HJR-3, the ban on same sex marriage in Indiana, the Senate will vote on the measure this week.
Younger Hoosiers Dying From Flu-Related Illnesses This Year
Nearly two-thirds of this season‘s flu-related deaths have been among those between the ages of 25 and 64.
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