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House Republicans Squash Democrats' Changes To State Budget
Those proposed changes included a major alteration to the school funding formula.
Indiana Police To Offer Safe Space for Craigslist Users
The police departments are opening up their lobbies for Craiglists transactions to take place, in the hopes that the over-watch will make citizens safer.
Freedom Indiana Joins Religious Freedom Restoration Fight
The group’s target is a bill that allows people to use religious reasons to challenge state and local laws.
John Gregg Reconsiders Another Run For Governor In 2016
John Gregg, who Mike Pence defeated in 2012, is considering a second run for governor in 2016.
Bosma Pulls Gaming Bill Off House Calendar Amid Tax Concerns
The concerns arose after a change to the bill last week in the Ways and Means committee.
Gov. Pence Urges Spending Caution
Pence's proposed budget kept nearly 13 percent of state revenue in reserve. But in their budget proposal House Republicans kept reserves below 12 percent.
1:00 P.M. UPDATE: Snow To End By Late Afternoon
A winter storm warning is in effect for most of central and southern Indiana until Saturday evening.
Video: Watch “Indiana Newsdesk” February 20, 2015
Administrators prepare for ISTEP testing next week, why a fungus is devastating the bat population and a new app tells whether a student is going to class.
ISTEP+ Exams, Policy Changes Breed Frustration In Indiana
This week education dominated much of the time at the legislature as a series of controversial issues have been discussed.
Fire Fighters Prepare For Harsh Weather Conditions
Recent subzero temperatures could cause a number of problems for fire departments throughout the state, including blocking access to water.
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