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New Hopes, Concerns Surface With Passage Of 'Right To Try'
A bill giving terminally ill Hoosiers access to potentially life-saving drugs became law this week, but some doctors say the costs could outweigh the benefits.
IMPD Seizes $1.8 Million In Interstate Drug Bust
Police say the ring had a distribution channel from Tempe, Arizona and the men were dealing hundreds of grams of heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine.
Change To Gaming Bill Could Mean No Live Dealers Until 2021
The gaming bill allows riverboats to move on land and includes several tax credits and incentives.
Coats Aide Announces Senate Run
Holcomb has worked for several Indiana politicians but has never served in elected office himself.
Rep. Todd Young Considers Running For Sen. Coats' Seat
Rep. Todd Young said he was considering running and is currently talking it over with his family.
Coming Up Friday at 6 p.m. On 'Indiana Newsdesk'
The governor declares the HIV outbreak a public health emergency. The religious freedom act becomes law. And the bill that allows terminally ill patients to use experimental drugs.
Man At Center Of FBI Artifacts Investigation Dies
The FBI confiscated pre-World War II artifacts from Donald Miller's home last spring.
Pence Signs Executive Order In Response To HIV Outbreak
That executive order provides resources to handle the outbreak, which the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says has reached epidemic proportions.
Pence Signs 'Religious Freedom' Bill In Private Ceremony
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Lawmakers Debate Needle Exchange Program Amid HIV Epidemic
The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 72 confirmed HIV cases believed to be linked to the intravenous use of a prescription drug.
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