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Better Access To Solar Energy Topic Of Renewable Energy Day
Indiana environmentalists held a rally and met with lawmakers on Tuesday to demand better renewable energy policies in the state.
Lawmakers Rapidly Moving ILEARN ‘Hold Harmless’ Bill Through Statehouse
The bill would hold schools and teachers harmless for test scores for two years, allowing school corporations and individual schools to use the state letter grades they received during the 2017-18 school year.
Dirt Bikes, ATVs Damage Hoosier National Forest
Things like ATVs and dirt bikes aren’t allowed in most public parks and trails in the state. Still, those vehicles are causing significant damage to the Hoosier National Forest and officials want your help to stop illegal off-roading.
Indiana Panel Rejects Proposed $291 Million Teacher Pay Hike
An Indiana House committee has rejected a Democratic proposal to direct $291 million in unexpected state tax revenue toward one-time teacher pay bonuses.
Noon Edition: Bloomington's New City Council Members Talk About The Coming Year
Join us this week as we talk with Bloomington's four new city council members about their goals for 2020.
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'This Is A Thing Worth Sweating For': Vendors Ask City To Keep Farmers' Market Ahead Of Thursday Meeting
Over 90 farmers’ market vendors sent a letter to Bloomington city officials Monday asking them to maintain control of the city’s Community Farmers’ Market in 2020.
Bloomington Police Arrest Man For Criminal Recklessness With AK-47
Police arrested a Bloomington man on charges of criminal recklessness and possession of a handgun without a permit Monday after he allegedly fired an AK-47 pistol out of an apartment window.
Democrat Eddie Melton Drops Out Of Indiana Governor's Race
Sen. Eddie Melton (D-Gary) dropped out of the governor’s race Monday. That leaves two Democrats looking to unseat Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb in 2020.
Is Gov. Holcomb Considering A Teacher Pay Increase?
Holcomb has said he would wait for recommendations later this year from a teacher pay commission he appointed in February, but told reporters Monday that might change with state tax revenues growing faster than expected.
Bipartisan Group Takes Last Shot At Redistricting Reform Ahead Of 2021 Maps
Lawmakers and activists gathered at the Indiana Statehouse to support redistricting reform ahead of the new maps drawn in 2021.
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