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Foreclosures Down 3.6% In Central Indiana
A Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors report shows foreclosure sales were also down 8.5 percent.
Indiana Organizations Get $1.4 Million In Humanities Grants
Those projects receiving funding include state library efforts to digitize U.S. newspaper archives and university workshops and institutes.
Morning Headline Roundup: Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Anthem is reporting a net income over $100 million higher than this time last year; Gov. Pence is set to announce a new appointment today at the Statehouse.
Rallies Call For Defunding Of Planned Parenthood
Rallies across the state and county called to cut off federal funding from the health care and abortion provider.
NFL Upholds Tom Brady's 4-Game Suspension Over Deflategate
The league confirmed Tuesday that Tom Brady's four-game suspension would be upheld.
Tours Give Families Peek Into The Mystery At Mt. Baldy
The ranger-led tours run through September 6 and give the public a chance to see how much the dune has changed since 2013.
Old National Bank Lawsuit Will Go Forward As Class Action
Old National Bank has been involved in a lawsuit accusing the bank of purposely posting debit card and ATM transactions to increase overdraft fees.
Right To Life Groups To Rally Around The State Today
The rallies are in response to videos posted online purportedly showing Planned Parenthood officials discussing the sale of fetal body parts and tissue.
Morning Headline Roundup: Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Former Indiana First Lady Susan Bayh underwent surgery to remove a benign brain tumor; teen unemployment is falling slightly. Read more in our morning roundup.
'Farm To Food Bank' Promises Fresh, Local Produce
Indiana's food banks are starting a new Farm to Food Banks program that aims to get more fresh produce to low-income Hoosiers.
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