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State Democrats Condemn AHCA Ahead Of Federal Vote
State Senate Democratic Leader Tim Lanane and members of the Democratic Caucus held a press conference Thursday morning.
As Healthcare Vote Nears, Here's Where Ind. Representatives Stand
As of Thursday afternoon, six of Indiana's seven Republican Representatives had expressed support for the bill.
Gov. Holcomb Supports GOP Repeal Of Obama Health Law
Last week, Holcomb voiced support for overhauling the ACA, but he also said Congress should to spare the increase in Medicaid funding it made available.
Residents Weigh In On Proposed Bloomington Annexation
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton wants to drastically increase the size of the city.
Bloomingfoods To Sell Elm Heights Spot, Not To Switchyard Brewery
Switchyard Brewing Co. had announced in January that it had entered into an agreement with Bloomingfoods to move into the Elm Heights location.
Southern Indiana Community Replaces Flood-Damaged Town Hall
The new Ellettsville Town Hall is just off Indiana 46 next to the community's police station.
Pardoned Chicago Man Asks Judge To Expunge Criminal Record
Keith Cooper was pardoned in February by Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Indiana District OKs Alcohol Tests For Students At Dances
The South Gibson School Corp. board unanimously approved buying 40 Breathalyzer devices for the district's new alcohol-testing effort.
Finalists For Indiana Supreme Court Opening Announced
The list of finalists was announced this week from an initial field of 20 to replace retiring Justice Robert D. Rucker.
Treatment 'Silos,' Needle Exchange Bill Edges Forward
A bill that would give counties the ability to set up needle exchanges without first getting state approval is one step closer to becoming law.
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