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WATCH LIVE: House Judiciary Holds Impeachment Hearing
The House Judiciary Committee is holding its first hearing in the impeachment inquiry, focused on constitutional grounds for impeachment.
Final Push To Approve UDO Begins Tonight
The Bloomington City Council has held eight UDO meetings since the Plan Commission ok'd the 417-page document in September.
1 Dead After 2 Cars Collide With Same Train In Hendricks Co.
While officers were working to remove that car from the tracks, a sport-utility vehicle crashed into the same train at another intersection, killing one person in the SUV.
Indiana UAW-FCA Members Could Soon Vote On Tentative Contract Agreement
Indiana is home to Fiat Chrysler Automobile plants in Kokomo and Tipton, according to the company's website.
Revised Owen County Festival Ordinance Postponed Two More Weeks
This is the second meeting in a row Owen County attorney Jim Bryan has said to expect a revised festival ordinance by the following meeting.
Indiana Child Welfare Caseworker Charged With Neglect Of Boy
A caseworker for Indiana's child welfare agency faces criminal charges stemming from the alleged neglect of a 4-year-old boy under his supervision.
Todd Huston Chosen As Next Indiana House Speaker
Huston’s GOP colleagues named him heir apparent to retiring Speaker Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) at a private meeting Monday.
Holcomb Cease And Desist Letters Could Lead To Defamation Lawsuit
Gov. Eric Holcomb sent cease and desist letters to Reveal and the Indianapolis Star over reports he pressured a state safety inspector into reducing penalties against Amazon. A legal expert says those letters could signal an impending lawsuit.
Old Tomato Cannery Stirs Up New Fears In Franklin
Franklin residents concerned about rare child cancers in the area are now turning their attention to another polluted site.
Lil BUB, Bloomington's Internet Famous Cat, Has Died
Mike Bridavsky, Lil BUB’s “dude,” posted in a newsletter Monday that the 8-year-old cat died in her sleep Sunday morning following an aggressive bone infection.
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