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States To Halt Vehicle Registration Renewal For Unpaid Tolls
Kentucky and Indiana could withhold vehicle registrations for unpaid bridge tolls under laws passed in both states.
City Of Columbus Will Tow Your Abandoned Vehicle For Free
The City of Columbus will tow your abandoned car for free and give back what its worth from salvage.
State Supreme Court Hears Lethal Injection Lawsuit
The state hasn't executed a death row inmate since 2009.
Manufacturers Hope Tours Will Draw High Schoolers To Industry Jobs
Hoosier factories are hosting groups of high school students this week as part of an industry push to connect young people with manufacturing careers.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
The teen balancing act between work and future careers. We take a look at food insecurity and seniors. And we talk with an expert about gun reform.
Bloomington City Council Voices Support For Cook Annexation Deal
Bloomington City Council members express support for a deal that would prevent Cook from being subject to annexation by the city.
What's Next For The Vigo Co. Jail Proposal?
Vigo County residents are holding a meeting tonight to discuss the county’s plans for a proposed new jail.
Indiana's Ted McKinney Confirmed To USDA Trade Post
Indiana's director of agriculture was confirmed Tuesday as nation's first undersecretary for foreign agricultural trade.
Ind. AFL-CIO President Brett Voorhies Re-Elected
Voorhies was first elected as the state AFL-CIO leader in 2013
NCAA Looking At Preventing Schools From 'Blocking' Transfers
The NCAA said Wednesday that the Division I Council could introduce legislation as early as January.
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