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Indiana Could Benefit As Wind Industry Grows Nationally
Wind energy overtook hydroelectric at the end of 2016 to lead the renewable energy market.
Ask The Mayor: Kokomo's Goodnight On Smoking Ban, Construction
Kokomo's Goodnight says arguments businesses have against smoking bans collectively don't hold water while some businesses thrive.
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Financing Sought For Healthy Food Legislation
Supporters says a bill that creates the opportunity for businesses and non-profits to establish healthy food access needs state money to get started.
Indiana House Panel Advances Measure On Teacher Unions
Labor unions say the measure is another "poke in the eye" from Indiana lawmakers, who previously passed a right-to-work law, curtailing union power.
Bill Aims To Close Loophole In Child Pornography Law
The legislation's author, Rep. Tom Washburne (R-Inglefield), says it helps state law keep up with modern times.
Monroe Co. Residents Come With Questions To Annexation Meeting
County and city residents can give their input about the Bloomington annexation plan at open house meetings each day this week.
Indiana Military Veterans Hall Of Fame Looking For Nominees
To be eligible veterans must have been born in Indiana, entered military service in Indiana and lived in Indiana at least eight years.
House Approves Domestic Violence Bill On Phone Plans, Pets
The House voted 95-0 Monday to approve the measure. It returns now to the Senate to approve changes.
IU Campus To Test New Automated Tornado Warning Alerts
The system will eliminate the need for an IU staffer writing and sending those alerts.
Temporary Moves Draw Near For Remaining West Calumet Residents
Around 80 families still live in lead-contaminated public housing in East Chicago. They'll learn this week where the city will relocate them after March 31.
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