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Pence Lobbies Against HPV Vaccinations
The proposed House bill set a goal for the state to have 80 percent of 13 -15 year olds vaccinated against HPV by 2020.
Governor Mum On Gaming Bill For Now
Though a House committee included extensive tax changes to the bill, those changes were taken out before the measure left the House this week.
Special Healthcare Enrollment Events Planned For Tax Season
Those who learned of the penalty while filing their 2014 taxes can sign up during a special enrollment period.
Coming Up Friday at 6 p.m. On “Indiana Newsdesk”
Why some parents are opting their kids out of ISTEP testing, this week at the statehouse and a look back 30 years ago to the Bob Knight chair throwing incident.
I-69: What Route Will It Take North Of Martinsville?
The Indiana Department of Transportation is hosting a series of public meetings to gather feedback about the route section six of Interstate 69 should take.
State Department Of Health Working To Contain HIV Outbreak
The state says there have been 26 confirmed HIV infections, with an additional 4 more likely positives.
Lawmakers Hope Tighter Regulations Will Combat Meth
The bill calls for the state’s courts and police to update the database pharmacies use to track sales of over-the-counter of cold and allergy medication.
Despite Concerns Over Live Dealers, Gaming Bill Clears House
The gaming bill would allow riverboats to move on land and would give casinos a 10 percent tax credit for new construction.
Senate Gives Thumbs Up For Increased Microbrewery Production
Sen. Ron Alting, R-Lafayette, says the amended legislation is the result of a compromise between alcohol wholesalers and microbreweries.
Bartholomew County Man Found Guilty Of Quadruple Homicide
Sallee, 57, was charged with four counts of murder for killing four people in a house in Waynesville in 2013.
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