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Commission Approves Demolition Of Historic Cumberland Church
Giant Eagle, Inc., a Pittsburgh-based grocer, wants to demolish the century-old church and build a convenience store and gas station in its place.
Morning Headline Roundup: Thursday, May 7, 2015
Some Indiana students want the firefly named as the official state insect; the governor is expected to sign the budget today. Read more in our headline roundup.
Coming Up Friday at 6 p.m. On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
This week’s primary saw some upsets. A complete election recap coming up. Plus, our journey that takes us high onto the roof of the West Baden resort.
IU Researchers Search For Links To Postpartum Depression
Indiana University researchers studying postpartum depression have found that the hormone oxytocin increased activation in a reward-sensitive area of the brain of women.
Common Construction Wage Repeal Will Take Effect July 1
Governor Mike Pence signed a bill repealing the wage Wednesday.
Gov. Pence Signs Regional Cities Initiative Into Law
Pence says the IEDC has spent months traveling around the country, talking to leaders in areas that adopted a regional economic development approach.
NFL Issues 'Deflategate' Report, Finds Tampering Probable
The report says it was probable that two people worked to "release air from Patriots game balls after the balls were examined by the referee."
HIV Case Numbers In Southeastern Indiana Continue To Climb
Gov. Mike Pence also signed off on a measure Tuesday allowing needle exchange programs in Indiana during specific public health emergencies.
General Assembly Could Meet For One-Day Session In June
The state's 150 legislators could meet this summer for a one-day technical session, which has been scheduled for June 8.
Morning Headline Roundup: Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Some candidates declared victory in yesterday's primary election; some of Dr. Seuss's hat collection is making a stop in Indy. Read more in our morning roundup.
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