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Election Panel Recommends Changes To Improve Voting Access
Elections Study Committee Chair Sen. Greg Walker (R-Columbus) says he will draft a bill next session to allow a person to register and vote on Election Day.
Workers' Compensation Rates Likely To Keep Dropping In 2018
Officials say the nearly 13 percent drop in their benchmark rate for insurers is due to fewer workers' comp claims and on-the-job injuries.
Festival Officials: Vendor Selling Slave Shackles Not Breaking Law
Parke County leaders say a vendor selling what appear to be slave shackles at the Covered Bridge Festival isn’t breaking any laws.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
Brown Co. Schools fed up from drug overdoses. Reaction from Lawrence County's canceled needle exchange. Will refugees ever be able to reunite with their families. And vendor controversy at the Covered Bridge Festival.
Drop In Refugee Resettlement Hurts Indiana Non-Profit's Budget
Exodus Refugee Immigration says the drop means it will lose over $1 million from its budget this year.
'Me Too' Sexual Assault Social Media Campaign Circles The Web
A popular sexual assault campaign has taken over social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.
Indiana Woman Sentenced To 36 Years In Death Of 15-Pound Boy
An Indiana woman has been sentenced to 36 years in prison for neglect in the death of a 9-year-old blind boy with cerebral palsy who weighed just 15 pounds.
GOP Legislator Joins Race For Indiana Congressional Seat
A Republican state legislator says he's running for Congress to fight the "political class" in Washington.
Central Indiana Pastor Accused Of Molesting 3 Girls
A central Indiana minister faces several charges after police say he molested girls whom he lured into his office with offers of candy.
CAFO Committee Finalizes Report To General Assembly
Critics are hopeful the legislature will impose rules to lessen the environmental affects of CAFOs next year.
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