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Holcomb Ends First Session By Signing Several Contentious Bills
Gov. Holcomb vetoed only one measure his first year in office, and Tuesday signed into law several controversial measures.
Holcomb Signs Bill Curtailing Solar Panel Incentives
Critics contend the measure is part of a broader nationwide push by utilities to seize control of the emerging solar market.
Holcomb Signs Measure Closing Cold Beer Loophole
The bill lawmakers passed this session requires that 60 percent of alcohol sales be for on-site drinking in order for permits to be renewed.
Indianapolis Teacher Provided Drug, Gun To Students
Police say the former teacher provided Xanax to a 17-year-old student she was having sex with and gave a gun to a second juvenile.
Middle Way House Celebrates Donation Milestone
Middlw Way House Inc. paid off the mortgage of their New Wings building.
Marsh Supermarkets Must Stop Selling Liquor After Selling Pharmacy
According to Indiana's alcohol laws, a grocery store cannot sell hard liquor unless they also operation a pharmacy.
Seven Oaks School Board Member Responds To Federal Lawsuit
A Seven Oaks school board member says the lawsuit was purposely filed after the legislative session.
India-Based IT Company Plans Indiana Site With US Expansion
The central Indiana tech center is expected to employ up to 2,000 people by 2021.
Purdue Arena Gets Video Board Facelift For 50th Anniversary
All the work is expected to be finished before the Boilermakers open their 50th season inside Mackey this fall.
Man Gets Prison In Shooting Of Indiana Officer's Home
Twenty-eight-year-old March Ratney was sentenced Monday.
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