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Indiana Rep. Passes Federal Bill To Fight Opioid Epidemic
The bill establishes a task force to identify best practices for fighting the country’s opioid epidemic.
Indiana Sues To Retain Silver Bars Tied To Criminal Activity
The 458 silver bars are valued at $220,000. They were seized from a northern Delaware County property last November.
Ft. Wayne Berm Aims To Keep Carp From Entering Lake Erie
The nearly two mile, $4.4 million earthen berm acts as a physical barrier, preventing Asian carp from jumping out into the Great Lakes Basin.
White County CAFO Rule Would Join Patchwork Of Regulations
A patchwork of rules regulates concentrated animal feeding operations throughout the state. But in White County, they're working to protect their waterways.
Hoosiers To Donnelly: Vote To Prevent Environmental Hazards
Senator Joe Donnelly will be voting on a number of measures that concern air and water pollution in the coming months.
Gov. Pence, Holcomb Kick Off Campaign For Reelection
The governor spoke some about his plans if reelected, including expanding preschool funding and combating drug abuse.
Former Lt. Gov. Named Finalist For Ivy Tech Presidency
Sue Ellspermann, a Republican, resigned as lieutenant governor in March saying she would seek the Ivy Tech job.
IU Art Museum Receives $15 Million From Eskenazis
The money will used for renovation and gallery enhancements.
Daybook: Messel Trial & Pence, Holcomb Campaign Begins
A pre-conference hearing will be held today at 10:00 a.m. in the Daniel Messel trial and Gov. Mike Pence and Lt. Gov. Eric Holcomb will begin campaigning.
Corn Production Ahead Of Schedule Despite Increased Rain
Hoosier farmers didn't make much progress planting corn in the past week, after a strong early start.
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