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Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
How other counties are funding convention center expansions, state legislators set the agenda for the upcoming session and the Martinsville Candy Kitchen.
Lawrence Co To Intercept Tax Refunds To Combat Property Tax Debt
Lawrence County plans to implement a new state tax refund interception program for those with property tax debt.
Pence To Delay Mideast Trip As Tax Deal Nears Vote
Trump and Republican lawmakers are hoping for a vote on tax reform early next week.
Q&A: Communications Expert On The FCC Net Neutrality Repeal
The Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal Obama-era net neutrality protections. The decision could impact on the way we access the internet.
Eagle Pointe Owner Doug Thomas Facing Check Deception Charges
Court documents say Doug Thomas wrote seven checks for more than $5,800 knowing that his bank account did not have sufficient funds.
PBS Suspends Distribution Of IU Alumnus Tavis Smiley Show
PBS says it uncovered "multiple, credible allegations" of misconduct by its host. Smiley denies the allegations.
Vigo Co. School Admin. Franklin Fennell Guilty On All Counts
Franklin Fennell and co-defendant Frank Shahadey were found guilty of taking kickbacks from a contractor over 2½ years.
EPA: East Chicago Cleanup To Cost 4 Times Original Estimate
The EPA says the estimated cost of cleaning up lead and arsenic in a northwestern Indiana city has ballooned to nearly four times initial estimates.
Monroe Co. Council Passes 1 Percent Food And Beverage Tax
The tax goes into effect Feb. 1 and will fund a $35 million convention center expansion.
Majority Of City Council Gives Development Proposal Thumbs Up
The city's controversial proposal would reduce the height and density developers are automatically allowed to build in downtown Bloomington.
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