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Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Bloomington Growth, Craft Beer Skill Gap
As Bloomington faces rapid growth, city leaders want more control over developments. And how a new program is working to fill the craft brewery skills gap.
Kokomo Rallies To Save Seiberling Mansion In Time For Holidays
The community has a lot of pride in the mansion and rallied recently to save it. They raised nearly a half million dollars for a new roof.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
As Bloomington faces rapid growth, city leaders want more control over developments. And how a new program is working to fill the craft brewery skills gap.
Judge Sets 2019 Trial For 2 Officers In Black Man's Shooting
A federal judge has set a trial date for two Indianapolis police officers facing a wrongful death lawsuit in an unarmed black motorist's fatal shooting.
Indiana Receives Part of $20 Million Agriculture Research Grant
Indiana is among 12 states that will receive a combined $20 million dollars to improve soil health.
Physicians Question Anthem ER Policy
The policy could mean some ER trips reviewed after the visit may not be covered.
Gov. Holcomb Calls On GOP To Approve Federal Tax Legislation
Gov. Eric Holcomb has joined 20 other Republican governors in calling for GOP leaders in Congress to approve a sweeping rewrite of the nation's tax code.
Weather Now Cooperating As Paoli Peaks Starts Making Snow
The recreational skiing business started pumping out snow Wednesday in preparation of opening next weekend.
Probation Officer Accuses Indiana Judge Of Sex Harassment
The lawsuit filed Thursday alleges that Huntington County Circuit Judge Thomas Hakes sent the woman dozens of unwanted online messages and emails.
Foundation Awards $1M For Jewish Center Security, Upgrades
The Federation and its five agencies provide programs and services to about 2,000 people.
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