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E-Liquid Regulations Bill Passes Senate
Legislation approved by the Senate would impose bottling and labeling requirements and require stringent security measures.
Cities Pass Human Rights Ordinances In Response To RFRA
In response to RFRA, community leaders across Indiana are updating ordinances to make sure people can’t be discriminated against based on sexual orientation.
Construction On S.R. 37 In Martinsville Will Begin Friday
Weather permitting, pavement repairs along State Road 37 in Martinsville will begin Friday at 7 p.m. and continue through the summer months.
Senate Committee Furthers Common Construction Wage Repeal
An amendment added in committee would require contractors to have training programs and liability insurance, and it bars them from paying employees in cash.
Flood Warnings Could Extend Through Next Week
Flooding will persist through the week of April 12 in southern Indiana.
Post-RFRA, Tourism Officials Must Now Fix The State's Image
Visit Indy Vice President Chris Gahl says some travelers said they were worried the new law would permit discrimination.
Rolling Stone Errors Could Deter Reporting Of Sexual Assault
An investigative look into the Rolling Stone article published in November about a rape on the University of Virginia campus revealed several errors.
INDOT, FRA Reach Deal To Keep Hoosier State Line Running
The line, which has faced several threats of closure in recent months, was set to cease operation at the end of this month if a deal wasn’t reached.
Hoosier National Forest Proceeds With Prescribed Burns
The annual burn aims to promote biodiversity within the forest.
Fecal Transplant Shown To Help Patients Avoid Risky Surgery
Close to 30,000 people are dying each year from Clostridium difficile, also called C. diff, a bacteria that’s often resistant to antibiotics and hard to treat.
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