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Indiana To Install Water Filters In East Chicago Next Week
This work is expected to begin during the week of April 10 and conclude no later than April 30.
3rd Vehicle Struck By Wild Turkeys Along Indiana Roadways
Two Indiana State Police troopers were struck by wild turkeys while in vehicles last week.
Baby Box Backers Hope To Legalize Existing Devices As Bill Moves
The measure moving to the House floor would put in jeopardy the status of the state’s two existing devices.
Planned Parenthood, ACLU Cheer Ruling Halting Ultrasound Rule
The law required women to obtain an ultrasound at least 18 hours before an abortion.
INDOT Plans To Widen Section Of I-65 To Six Lanes
The section is between U.S. 50 in Seymour and Indiana 58 near Columbus.
Experts: Migration From Illinois To Indiana Likely To Grow
More than 34,220 Illinois residents moved to Indiana in 2015.
Holcomb Budget Priorities: Some In, Some Out
The Senate GOP budget leaves out key priorities of Governor Eric Holcomb’s. But the Senate budget did include two Holcomb initiatives dismissed by the House.
EPA Answers Questions From East Chicago Residents On Remediation
Many asked about the remediation process, but some expressed concerns over the EPA's commitment to residents in the lead-contaminated Superfund.
Constituents Protest Hollingsworth At Monroe Co. GOP Fundraiser
Protesters say it's inappropriate for Hollingsworth to hold a paid speaking event when he hasn't held a public town hall.
East Chicago Puts Involuntary Moves On Hold While Residents Appeal
Grievance hearings will take place on Monday and Tuesday, but the deadline has taken a toll, forcing some residents to settle for less-than-ideal circumstances.
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