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General Assembly Passes Exotic Dancing Regulations Bill
The new regulations are legislators’ latest effort to reduce human trafficking in the state.
Purdue Report: Grain Bin Entrapments And Deaths Rose In 2014
The uptick in the number of grain bin-related fatalities comes, in part, after a record grain harvest that meant a higher demand for storage.
Morning Headline Roundup: Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Legislators prepare to wrap up the 2015 legislative session, and the DNR is seeing a decline in yearly deer harvests. Read more in this morning's top headlines.
Democrat John Gregg To Share 'Big News' Soon
Gregg said in February he was taking a “hard look” at a possible 2016 run for Indiana governor.
Community Corrections Expected To Get $80M In State Budget
The money will be given to local programs in the form of state grants.
General Assembly Fully Funds Regional Cities Initiative
The governor’s Regional Cities Initiative is aimed at fostering greater collaboration in economic development and community improvement around the state.
Lawmakers Pass Dual Language Pilot Program
Students in the immersion program would begin simultaneous instruction in two languages beginning in elementary school.
Hoosiers React To Supreme Court Gay Marriage Arguments
A same-sex couple and a law professor weigh in on the two and half hours of arguments the Supreme Court heard today.
Indy's Near East Side Designated As 'Promise Zone'
U.S. Department of Housing and Development Secretary Julian Castro and U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the list of zones Tuesday.
IOSHA Investigating Westfield High School Stage Collapse
IOSHA hadn't originally planned to investigate the collapse, but it changed course after learning state employees had been involved in the stage's construction.
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