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Gov. Eric Holcomb To Unveil List Of Infrastructure Projects
Gov. Eric Holcomb and the GOP-dominated Legislature made raising taxes to pay for infrastructure projects a top priority this year.
Johnson Wins Inaugural Senior LPGA Championship In French Lick
The first-ever Senior LPGA Championship is wrapping up at the Pete Dye Golf Course this week.
Columbus Regional Health Announces Purchase Of Clarion Hotel
Columbus Regional Health purchased the former hotel, which went up for sale at a Bartholomew County foreclosure auction.
Indiana Man Among 16 Dead In Mississippi Plane Crash
Ryan Lohrey of Middletown was a 2005 Shenandoah High School graduate.
IU Med School Gets $25M, Corporate Support To Recruit Scientists
The endowment aims to fast-track the creation of treatments from discoveries about cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer's and more.
Damage Revealed From Flash Flooding In Kokomo, Franklin
Much of the damage happened around Kokomo and in the Franklin area south of Indianapolis from waves of storms that moved across the state Monday and Tuesday.
State Confirms 2 Cases Of Tick-Borne Heartland Virus In 2 Years
The state health department says there were more than 200 cases of tick-borne illness in 2016, including Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
House Panel To Consider Bill Preserving Great Lakes Cleanup
Congressional budget writers are proposing to overrule President Donald Trump's call for eliminating a program that funds Great Lakes cleanup efforts.
Indiana City Doesn't Receive Grant To Remove Lead From Homes
State data shows an unusually high number of children in South Bend had high levels of lead in their blood between 2005 and 2015.
Search Turns Up No Additional Asian Carp In Chicago Waterway
Indiana is among the states trying to figure out how to address the growing population of the invasive species.
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