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Report: Employer-Based Health Insurance Costs Continue To Climb
The report from the Commonwealth Fund looks at all states and finds Indiana is in line with a nationwide increase in costs.
CBP Seized Nearly 20K Pounds Of Drugs Last Year In Midwest
Federal officials say smugglers are often creative when it comes to shipping drugs. Contraband has been found inside rolls of cheese, stuffed animals, bags of coffee, and tombstones.
Longtime Rep. Woody Burton Retiring From Indiana Legislature
Burton was first elected in 1988 and represents a heavily Republican district that includes the southern Indianapolis suburbs of Greenwood and Whiteland in Johnson County.
Lawmakers Support Raising Legal Age For Tobacco Use
Republican Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray supports the measures but said moves on tax increases likely won't happen this session. The state’s two-year budget plan was finalized earlier this year.
EPA To Hold Meeting On Sewer Work Near Old Amphenol Industrial Site
The EPA has scheduled a Dec. 3 open house in Franklin to discuss a groundwater treatment pilot study and sewer and soil work near the site of a plant once operated by electronics manufacturer Amphenol Corp.
Public Comment Hearing Monday On BMV Gender Change Rule
Monday’s public comment meeting is part of the state’s administrative rule-making procedures. There’s already been pushback on the proposal from religious conservative groups.
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Michigan Routs Indiana In Home Finale
After a fast start, the Indiana Hoosiers fell at home to the 12th-ranked Michigan Wolverines.
Red For Ed: How Teacher Action Unfolded At The Statehouse And What Comes Next
It’s hard to say how different legislative races could play out. But next year’s race for governor is a big one: the winner will choose McCormick’s successor – appointing the state’s chief of schools for the first time.
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Variety Of Parking Still Available For IU Football Game
While surface and grass lots are sold out for this Saturday's Indiana University football game against the University of Michigan, there are still several free and paid parking options available for fans.
Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Teacher Rally, Climate Change
Hoosier teachers rally at the statehouse to call on Indiana to catch up with other states. Executions that were supposed to start soon at the penitentiary in Terre Haute are on hold. And, combating climate change.
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