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Armed Man Going To California Gay Pride Event Gets 7 Years
James Wesley Howell was stopped in Santa Monica in July 2016 with a loaded AR-15 rifle and magazines rigged to allow shots to be fired in quick succession.
Lawrence County Approves Tax Sales For Mobile Homes
The General Assembly this year passed a law allowing counties to start having tax sales for delinquent mobile homes.
Protesters Speak Out Against ICE, Trump Immigration Policies During Candlelit Vigil
Protesters gathered outside of the Monroe County jail for a candlelit vigil in solidarity with families separated under the Trump administration's immigration policy.
Rare Cancers In Franklin Spur Parents To Support TCE Ban, Head To Washington
The Environmental Protection Agency was ready to ban some uses of the cancer-causing chemical TCE or trichloroethylene, but EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt put that effort on hold last year.
Monroe Co. Leaders Revising Convention Expansion Committee
The new nine-member steering committee replaces the previous commission.
Report Shows Three In Four Hoosiers Had Debt In 2017
A new report shows about 75 percent of Hoosiers had some form of debt in 2017 and one in three borrowers had debt in collection.
Bloomington Leaders Look To Enhance Safety, Policing With Several New Positions
During a Facebook town hall, city leaders announced five new safety-focused positions, including the addition of a formal social worker to the police department.
State, Local Governments Taking Steps To Improve Election Security
Several national reports point to vulnerabilities with Indiana's systems.
Tonight On ‘Indiana Newsdesk:’ Voting Security, Autonomous Vehicles
We look at how Indiana is preparing to increase voting security ahead of November. Why some say throwing money at the trade war isn’t going to fix it. And how a partnership is preparing Hoosier roads for autonomous vehicles.
Loogootee Gets $1.1 Million USDA Loan To Build New Library
The new library will include additional meeting space and a Work One office.
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