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History Through Headlines: 'A League Of Their Own'
Indiana Newsdesk takes a look back at what was making the news in our "History Through Headlines" segment.
EPA, East Chicago Mayor Clash Over Future Of Contaminated Complex
The West Calumet Housing Complex will be torn down soon. But how the soil is remediated will determine the future of the lead and arsenic-contaminated site.
Lawmakers Nix Bid To End To Nursing Home Construction Moratorium
House lawmakers rejected an attempt to get rid of the state’s moratorium on new nursing home construction.
Senate Lawmakers OK Staffers With Guns In The Statehouse
Senate lawmakers approved legislation to allow legislative staffers to carry guns in the Statehouse.
Amendment To Send Solar Power Bill To Study Committee Fails
Hoosiers who generate energy, like solar panels, can sell excess energy to utilities at a retail rate, but a bill to change that leaves some lawmakers confused.
Supporters Press On For Planned Parenthood
Groups continue to rally in support of Planned Parenthood in Indiana as anti-abortion advocates call for the defunding of the organization.
Secretary Of State: DHS 'Hacked' Indiana Electoral System
Secretary of State Connie Lawson says the federal Department of Homeland Security accessed the state’s electoral system without Indiana’s permission.
Mayor Hogsett: Naloxone Saved 2,000+ Indy Residents Last Year
Hogsett kicked off a naloxone training class Thursday in Marion County for homeless outreach providers.
Delphi Murder: $50K Reward Offered, FBI Seeks Tips In 46 States
The FBI has placed approximately 6,000 electronic bill boards in 46 states requesting tips about the case.
Constituents Plan Town Hall 'With Or Without' GOP Rep. Todd Rokita
As NPR reports, some Republican members of Congress are getting a less than friendly reception from their constituents.
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