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Freedom Indiana To Focus On Local Anti-Discrimination Laws
Freedom Indiana, initially formed in 2013 to oppose the constitutional amendment banning same sex marriage, re-emerged this session in the battle around RFRA.
Lawmakers Unlikely To Add Funds To IEDC Initiative
The governor’s proposed budget puts $42 million a year towards the IEDC project. The House and Senate scaled that back to $10 million a year.
Coming Up Friday at 6 p.m. On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
Why is the FBI considering reopening the investigation into the death of a Columbus man? Is the state doing enough to get the HIV epidemic under control?
Seven Paintings By Renowned Indiana Artists Donated To IU
Those works were given to IU as a gift from OneAmerica, an Indianapolis-based insurance company and financial firm.
Governor Signs Bill Creating Firefighter Training Academy
The fire academy will create a centralized training facility for fire departments across the state.
Martinsville Mayor Defends Comments Made At City Meeting
A Martinsville city councilman criticized the mayor for asking for votes at a city meeting.
Racino Advocates Make Last Plea For Addition Of Live Dealers
When the gaming bill left the House, it allowed racinos to replace some electronic games with tables that have live dealers.
INDOT Commissioner Resigns, Governor Appoints Replacement
Gov. Mike Pence has already appointed INDOT's deputy commissioner to take over for Karl Browning.
Terre Haute-Based Holocaust Survivor Testifies In Nazi Trial
Eva Kor took the stand in Lueneburg, Germany, on Wednesday to testify in the trial of Oscar Groening, a former Nazi guard.
Hoosiers Could See Looser Online Wine Purchasing Rules
The bill was approved by the Senate on Tuesday, and makes purchasing wine easier for consumers.
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