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Indiana RNC Committeewoman Marsha Coats Resigning, Reason Unknown
Coats has been involved in Indiana politics since at least 1980, when her husband was elected to Congress.
Eagle Pointe Resort Owner Released From Boone Co. Jail On Bond
The owner of Bloomington's Eagle Pointe Golf Resort is out of jail after posting a $500 bond.
Indiana Proposes Work Mandate For State Health Coverage
Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work at least 20 hours a week for eight months a year to receive state-supported health care coverage.
Gov. Holcomb And Five Mayors Leaving For 9- Day Japan Trip
The Indiana delegation includes the mayors of Columbus, Crawfordsville, Seymour, Shelbyville and Vincennes.
Ask The Mayor: Lienhoop On Abandoned Cars; Exhibit Columbus
This week we visit with Columbus Mayor Jim Lienhoop to talk about a new city ordinance that will force removal of abandoned cars on city streets.
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Vigo Co. Residents Get A Close Up Of Issues At High Schools
High schools in Vigo County held open houses Tuesday evening to show residents what challenges the administrators are up against.
Central Indiana High School Bans Confederate Flag Clothing
A central Indiana high school has banned students from wearing the Confederate flag after it led to verbal altercations in hallways.
Former Indiana Agency Head Announces Bid For Congress
A former Indiana lawmaker and state agency head is running for Congress, billing himself as a "conservative business leader."
Southern Ind. Town With Geese Problem Euthanizes 200 Birds
Clarksville, plagued by aggressive Canada geese, has euthanized more than 200 birds and plans to next erect fences to discourage the problematic birds.
Indiana's Online Sales Tax Fight Could Fizzle Without Federal Help
The state's battle to collect online sales tax from non-resident businesses will more likely play out in Congress than in the courts, says one economist.
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