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Ahead Of SNAP Vote, Rate Of Hoosiers Struggling To Afford Food Unchanged
More than 15 percent of families in Indiana struggle to afford enough food according to a new report. For households with children in Indiana, the rate is even higher at 18.9 percent.
Rokita Introduces Bill To Raise Penalties For Disturbing Native American Sites
Republican Representative for Indiana Todd Rokita introduced a bill in Congress this week that would increase fines for disturbing Native American historic sites.
Holcomb Receives School Safety Ideas From Task Force
Gov. Eric Holcomb has received policy recommendations from a group tasked with helping him propose legislation for the 2019 General Assembly, but he isn't releasing them yet.
Anderson Nursing Home Cited By State After Heat Exhaustion
A central Indiana nursing home and rehabilitation facility has been cited by the state after a resident suffered apparent heat exhaustion in May.
Confederate Tower In Indy Still In Place 1 Year After Removal Calls
A Confederate monument remains in place at an Indianapolis park a year after some city officials called for its removal.
Young Discusses Opioid Addiction Treatment With Local Stakeholders
Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) told stakeholders he hopes comprehensive opioid recovery centers will be part of opioid addiction treatment legislation that the Senate could vote on in August.
State Law Used To Replace Lead Pipes In Northwest Indiana
A recent state law will allow a northwest Indiana water company to replace all lead pipes owned by its customers — something utilities couldn’t do before.
Tariffs, Increased Commodity Prices Cost Cummins $100 Million
The company's quarterly earnings report says recent tariffs and increased commodity prices are costing them about $100 million.
Indiana Agriculture Department Awards $300K To 11 Food Banks
The funding from the State Department of Agriculture was announced Monday by Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch.
New Law Aims To Reduce Indiana's High Diabetes Rates
Gov. Eric Holcomb ceremonially signed the bill that creates a diabetes action plan.
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