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Indiana Getting $2.1M From $120M GM Settlement Over Switches
Attorney General Curtis Hill says Indiana will collect nearly $2.1 million from General Motors' $120 million settlement over its defective ignition switches.
Longtime IU Administrator Kenneth Gros Louis Dies At Age 80
Long-time Indiana University administrator and LGBT advocate Kenneth R. R. Gros Louis died overnight on Friday, according to an IU spokesperson.
Vice President Pence To Visit Brown County Saturday
Pence is returning to Indiana for a family celebration.
Braun To Resign State House Seat Amid U.S. Senate Run
Braun says he looks forward to serving Hoosiers in a different capacity as he steps down from his House seat.
Indiana's First Land-Based Casino Opens In Evansville
Gamblers streamed into a new $50 million on-shore casino in Evansville as it opened to replace the riverboat it had occupied since first opening in 1995.
Indiana Faces Largest Cuts For Federal Healthcare Navigators
Trump called his executive order a first step in providing citizens with relief from Obamacare.
Bloomington Winter Shelter Establishes Permanent Location
After utilizing multiple locations across the city, The Bloomington Interfaith Emergency Winter shelter plans to open for the season in one permanent location.
State Approves Funding For Hulman Center Renovations
Renovations for an Indiana State University basketball arena can move forward after the state approved funding for the project.
Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Brown Co. Overdoses, Refugee Families
Brown Co. Schools fed up from drug overdoses, reaction from a canceled needle exchange, refugee family visits and Covered Bridge Festival vendor controversy.
Unemployment Rate Makes Biggest Two-Month Jump Since Recession
September marks four consecutive months of the state unemployment rate rising – the first time that’s happened in six years.
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