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Indiana AG Says State Agencies Can't Use Nonbinary Marker
Indiana's attorney general says agencies are not allowed to use an “X” gender designation on identification cards for residents who don't identify as male or female.
Controversial Coal Bill Awaits Holcomb's Signature
The current version of the bill only requires utilities to note planned coal plant closures in their long-term energy plans called IRPs or integrated resource plans.
Purdue Moves Classes Online After Spring Break, Adds New Restrictions
Purdue University President Mitch Daniels and Provost Jay Akridge announced significant new restrictions Tuesday in response to the escalating threat of coronavirus, including moving all courses online before classes resume after spring break.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett On Coronavirus, Parking Ordinance
Terre Haute is working with city staff and other officials over the coronavirus pandemic, the city is still looking for future convention center parking, and Bennett follows up with the NAACP concerns over the 'Live PD' TV show.
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'Day-By-Day, This Is Evolving': Indianapolis Tourism Officials Address Coronavirus
Indianapolis is also set to host the men’s basketball Big Ten tournament this week along with the "Sweet Sixteen" and "Elite Eight" later this month. According to the NCAA and the Big Ten conference, those will go on as usual.
Total Of Six COVID-19 Cases, State Health Department Confirms
ISDH said in a news release that two of the people diagnosed are in the hospital and the other four are in self-isolation. Every case so far has a link to another case.
Todd Huston Sworn In As Indiana's Newest House Speaker
There was a changing of the guard at the Statehouse Monday as Rep. Todd Huston (R-Fishers) became the new Speaker of the Indiana House.
While White-Collar Jobs Have Employees Work From Home, Low-Wage Jobs Can't Do Same
In addition to health officials asking the public and businesses to take precautions to prevent spreading virus, the Indiana State Department of Health recommends if you’re sick, stay home.
Hands-Free Driving Law Heads To Governor
Indiana is just the stroke of a pen away from becoming the 22nd state to ban cell phone use while driving unless hands-free.
Kroger Beefs Up Sanitation Practices Amid Coronavirus Panic
As grocery stores around the country deal with an onslaught of people stocking up on cleaning supplies, bottled water and toilet paper, large public gatherings are being discouraged and even canceled because of COVID-19.
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