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Weekly Statehouse Update: Wine Sales, Energy Efficiency
Bills legislators addressed included increasing the statute of limitations in rape cases and changing the requirements for ordering wine on the Internet.
Indiana Congresswomen Help Block GOP Anti-Abortion Bill
The House did pass an alternative bill yesterday, H.R.7, that would prohibit taxpayer funding of elective abortions.
Senate Leaders Say They Won't Challenge Sunday Alcohol Sales
Bills to allow Sunday sales have never made it to the Senate floor, but President Pro Tem David Long says he doesn't have a problem with the change.
Committee Approves Alternative To Energy Efficiency Program
The new proposal would provide flexible energy efficiency goals for utility companies.
Study Raises New Concern About E-Cigarettes
A new study finds that exposure to formaldehyde can make E-cigarettes more hazardous than tobacco cigarettes.
Three Guns Confiscated At Indianapolis International Airport
Authorities confiscated three guns, one of which was loaded, from two passengers at Indianapolis International Airport Wednesday morning.
Indianapolis Will See Tourism Boost In Coming Years
The city has booked 880,552 future hotel room nights and conventions, which total nearly $815 million in future economic impact for Indianapolis.
Charter Schools Closing Due To "Chronic Under-Performance"
Ball State University informed two charter schools Friday that their charters will not be renewed.
Legislation Allows Alcohol Licenses Despite Reaching Limit
Greencastle officials plan to grant alcohol licenses despite reaching their limit.
Would A Proposed Wine Shipping Bill Help Hoosier Wineries?
Current law says retailers can only ship wine directly to individual customers if there’s been a face-to-face transaction first where their age was verified.
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