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Gov. Holcomb Headed On Trade Mission To India
The Republican governor, First Lady Janet Holcomb and Indiana Secretary of Commerce Jim Schellinger are visiting Delhi, Bangalore, Mysore and Pune.
Now With The Pacers, Oladipo Scores 22 Points In His Indiana Debut
Oladipo played for the Indiana University Hoosiers before joining the NCAA.
Indiana Receives Approval To Expand Lead Testing
The state will use money from the Children's Health Insurance Program.
Bloomington Council Votes To Exclude Cook From Future Annexation
Bloomington City Council votes to allow Cook out of future annexations attempts.
Another Hoosier Health Leader Could Be Headed To D.C.
Alex Azar was the president at Eli Lilly, he left earlier this year.
City Council Supports Tax To Fund Convention Center Expansion
Bloomington City Council approved a one percent Food and beverage tax to fund a convention center expansion. The county still has to approve it.
Mike Pence's Brother Plans To Run For Congress
Greg Pence has filed a document indicating he will seek the congressional seat that Vice President and former governor represented for 12 years.
Company That Owns Eagle Pointe Golf Resort Files For Bankruptcy
According to court documents, Pointe Properties owes at least $465,000 to creditors, not including its mortgage.
Marion Co. Jail Overcrowding Leads To Inmates Sleeping On Floor
The Marion County Sheriff's Office says at least 16 inmates have been sleeping on mattresses on the floor in holding cells due to overcrowding.
Conference Topic Focuses On Traumatic Brain Injury, Incarceration
More than half of people in prison have had some sort of traumatic brain injury or TBI.
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