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Join us this week as we talk about legislation that could make it illegal to hold a cell phone and drive.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett joined in filing the paperwork Thursday to place the former South Bend mayor’s name on the state’s May primary ballot.

Indiana Farm Bureau President Randy Kron has recently been elected to serve on the American Farm Bureau Federation’s board of directors.

The Governor’s Workforce Cabinet released a draft of a new four-year plan for federal workforce funding today. They hope the public will review the plan and submit comments.

According to the Indiana Institute for Working Families, 60 percent of Hoosiers take out another payday loan on the same day that they pay theirs off.

Legislation headed to the Indiana House would allow 12-year-olds to be sent to the Department of Correction for crimes that include attempted robbery.

Needle exchange programs in Indiana could be discontinued as early as summer 2021. This comes as Bill 207 died on the floor Tuesday.

The Bloomington City Council signed off on what could be the beginning of a large scale development on the east side of town.

Along with Spencer Pride President Jonathan Balash, many businessowners are excited that the fight over festival ordinances is behind them and the festival’s future is no longer in limbo.

Spokesperson Chuck Carney says the tool was immediately disabled once the ability to access all enrolled student’s GPA’s was made known to IU officials.