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Indicted Indiana Mayor Hires Ex-Clinton Prosecutor As Lawyer
Indianapolis lawyer Jackie Bennett Jr. is now representing Republican Portage Mayor James Snyder.
NCAA Seeking Equity With Changes In Baseball Seeding
The NCAA plans to double the number of teams it seeds in its Division I baseball tournament to 16.
Planned Parenthood Responds To Trump's New Birth Control Rules
The new rule allows employers to opt-out of providing no-cost birth control for religious or moral reasons.
CFPB Pay Day Loan Ruling Creates New Ways To Protect Consumers
A new ruling on payday loans by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could affect Hoosiers.
Columbus S.R. 46 Weekend Construction To Reroute Traffic
Columbus motorists will need to follow detour routes Friday night and into the weekend due to construction near Stewart Bridge.
Man Convicted In California Pot Farm Killing Dies In Indiana
The Bureau of Prisons says 35-year-old Mikal Xylon Wilde was found unresponsive Sept. 22 in his cell in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Senior Citizens Slow To Recover After Recession
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Wind, Solar Focus Of Legislative Committee
A legislative study committee heard testimony on wind energy, potential conflicts of interests, and how a controversial new law will impact schools.
Indianapolis To Sue Drug Companies That Make Opioids
The city of Indianapolis is set to become the latest municipality to sue pharmaceutical companies for their alleged role in the nation's opioid abuse crisis.
Teens Working Part-Time Jobs Down Significantly Since 1970s
According to a study, the number of teens working a part-time job has significantly decreased since the 1970s.
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