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Muncie Takeover Bill Passes General Assembly, But Delays Action
Lawmakers in both houses on Friday night approved a bill that could still allow a state takeover of Muncie Community Schools because of its financial crisis.
Indiana Lawmakers Approve New $32B 2-Year State Budget
The Republican-led Indiana General Assembly crafted a two-year state budget that spends about $32 billion.
Roof Repair Project Approved For Seiberling Mansion
Commissioners approved the more than 400,000 dollar-contract with Hinshaw Roofing & Sheet Metal for repairs.
EPA Administrator Visits East Chicago, NAACP Demands More Help
The NAACP and East Chicago residents are demanding more soil and health testing and the establishment of a victims compensation fund.
Purdue Students To Buzz Aldrin: Elon Musk's $200k Mars Plan Unfeasible
The astronomical and aeronautical engineering students announced their findings Tuesday to former astronaut Buzz Aldrin.
Muncie Cat Cafe Hopes You Meet The Purrfect Friend
The owner of two Muncie restaurants plans to open a new space in August where you can wine and dine with a feline, and then adopt it.
Drug Overdoses Double To-Date For Tippecanoe Emergency Service
Officials say meth overdoses have decreased, in part because lawmakers cracked down on access to meth ingredients.
Parking Meter Failure Increases In Downtown Bloomington
Failing parking meters across the downtown area of Bloomington.
Tree In Greensburg Clock Tower Will Stay Put During Repairs
Preserving a precarious tree, and a piece of city history, will spell the ticket in for these businesses.
Prayer In School Bill Heads To Indiana Gov. Holcomb
The bill says traditional public and charter schools can not discriminate against students or parents because of their religious beliefs.
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