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Here's What Hoosiers Will Pay For The New Road Funding Plan
The $1.2 billion plan needs Holcomb's final approval before becoming law. Here's what Hoosiers will pay into the package.
Gov. Holcomb Signs ATV Helmet Bill Into Law
An Indiana mom began pushing for the helmet legislation after her daughter Kate Bruggenschmidt died in an ATV accident in 2015.
Man Jailed In Fatal Shooting At Southern Indiana McDonald's
The Bedford Police Department says officers were called to the restaurant just before 1:30 a.m. Sunday for a reported fight.
Clarksville Man Gets 35 Years In Abuse Death Of 3-Year-Old
A southern Indiana man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty in the child abuse death of his former girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter.
Donnelly, Young Push Law Enforcement Mental Health Bill
Legislation introduced by Joe Donnelly and Todd Young would include resources to train mental health providers on the specific challenges officers face.
Small Part Of Gun Store Lawsuit Survives In Supreme Court Ruling
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed that gun violence victims can’t get monetary damages from gun stores that illegally sell firearms.
Collaborative Project Changes How Firefighters Find A Fire
The Bloomington Deputy Fire Chief says says the technology was installed last summer, and it’s been successful.
Holcomb Vetoes Bill Creating Public Records Search Fees
Holcomb’s predecessor, former governor Mike Pence, vetoed a similar bill in 2015.
Young, Donnelly Want To Avoid Government Shutdown
A federal funding measure approved last year will expire Friday. Without anything to replace it, a partial shutdown of federal agencies will begin Saturday.
Bloomington Mayor Mulling Next Steps After Annexation Blocked
Bloomington's mayor says the city was singled out by the language included in the state's biennial budget.
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