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Senate Leader Reassigns HJR-3 To New Committee
Senate President Pro Tem David Long says he‘ll assign an amendment banning same sex marriage to the Rules Committee, not Judiciary as originally planned.
Indiana Libraries Work Toward Digitization Of Books
Increased demand for e-books is forcing libraries to digitize book collections.
Committee Scales Back Bill Regulating Abortion Clinics
The bill would now only require abortion doctors and backup physicians to have their admitting privileges in writing with the health providers and the state.
Governor Announces More Steps To Address Propane Shortage
The plan includes easing restrictions on hours of service for propane transporters and providing more money to help low-income Hoosiers pay their energy bills.
Farm Bill Passage Doesn't Mean Less Benefits For Hoosiers
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a new Farm Bill, which cuts SNAP benefits and farm subsidies. But these reductions aren't bad things for Hoosiers.
Purdue Shooting Victim's Funeral Being Held Today
A funeral service is being held today for Andrew Boldt, the Purdue University student and teaching assistant who was killed in an on-campus shooting last week.
HJR-3 Heads To Indiana Senate After Passing House
The resolution that would amend the constitution to define marriage as between a man and a woman passed the House today 57-40.
Committee Approves Bill To Expand Mass Transit
The expansion would be funded through rider fees and corporate and employment taxes.
Indy Soccer Team Wants Part Of Ticket Taxes For New Stadium
The new pro soccer team wants to build an $87 million multi-purpose stadium in downtown Indianapolis.
Unemployment Drops Below 7 Percent For First Time In 5 Years
Indiana's unemployment rate dropped to 6.9 percent last month, but the state's private sector lost 4,800 jobs.
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