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Marion County Prosecutor Opposes 'Religious Freedom' Bill
Prosecutor Curry says he opposes the proposed bill because it lacks modifications that would prevent someone from using it as defense in a criminal prosecution.
Gaming Bill Passes Senate Public Policy Committee
The bill includes accommodations for the various needs of the state’s 13 casinos. But not all are satisfied with the proposed fixes.
Republicans Stop Proposal To Limit Utility Rate Increases
Utilities are allowed to increase rates to make up for the revenue they lose to energy efficiency programs.
Senators Urge Railroad Admin to Save Hoosier State Line
State and federal authorities must reach a decision before April 30 to save the Hoosier State Line railroad.
Governor Requests Funds To Hire 117 More DCS Workers
Governor Pence says the legislature will need to appropriate $7.5 million each year for additional Department of Child Services case workers.
Homeland Security Files Response To Kokomo Stadium Lawsuit
The response maintains that Kokomo used federals funds to purchase land and demolish homes without prior approval from FEMA or the state.
Microbeads Bill Headed To Governor's Office
Researchers say that microbeads are dangerous to the environment and can potentially lead to health problems for people that use products that contain them.
Human Trafficking Bill Awaits Governor's Approval
The bill aims to speed up the rescue of child victims of human trafficking.
Bill Bans Construction Of New Nursing Homes For Three Years
The bill would bar construction of new nursing homes for three years with only a few exceptions.
Indiana Unemployment Rises To Highest Level In 11 Months
State officials say the increase in the unemployment rate was sparked by an increase in the number of people reentering the job hunt.
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