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Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Explained
Among more than 200 other new pieces of legislation taking effect Wednesday, the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act becomes law.
Ask The Mayor: Greencastle’s Sue Murray
Mayor Murray talks about all the festivities in Greencastle this holiday weekend.
Fourth Of July Fireworks Shows Around Southern Indiana
Cities across southern Indiana are hosting firework displays to celebrate the Fourth of July. Please double check the time online before you head out.
Recent Floods Lead To More Water Rescues Across Indiana
The recent flooding has caused an increase number of water rescues throughout Indiana.
All Five Potential I-69 Routes Run Through Martinsville
The proposed routes would run through the city, which is something Martinsville's mayor advocated for.
Health Experts Urge Pence Not To Oppose Clean Power Plan
The proposed regulations would call for a 20 percent reduction from Indiana’s 2005 carbon emission levels by 2030.
New Hoosier State Line Service Will Not Begin July 1
Indiana Department of Transportation spokesman Will Wingfield says the state will continue to fund the trains until Iowa Pacific can take over.
Preventive Planting Could Stop Further Damage For Farmers
In an effort to prevent long-term damage in unplanted fields, cover crops could be key for Indiana farmers.
Will Indiana's Tax Amnesty Program Do Any Good?
Indiana's 2005 amnesty program raked in close to $250 million, but the state isn't expecting to collect that amount this time around.
Morning Headline Roundup: Tuesday, June 30, 2015
A Brown County judge will wait until jury selection to decide if Daniel Messel's trial will be relocated; Rep. Christina Hale won't run for U.S. Senate in 2016.
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