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Donnelly Criticizes GOP Health Care Bill
Donnelly says the GOP replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act would undermine states' efforts to combat opioid addiction.
Legislature Considering Indiana's First Medicinal Cannabis Laws
The state's first bill to legalize a non-psychoactive form of cannabis to treat epilepsy is finding support.
INDOT Lays Out Potential Impact Of I-69 From Martinsville To Indy
The state still has to secure funding for I-69 Section 6.
Indiana Hoosiers Advance To Third Round Of WNIT
The Hoosiers will play the winner of Abilene Christian and SMU on Thursday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall at 7 p.m.
Lawyer: 3 Purdue Players Expelled After Alleged Sexual Assault
A law firm that represents a woman who says she was sexually assaulted by three football players says the school has expelled the athletes.
Student Journalist Bill's Sponsor Expects Easy Path Through Senate
The bill would give student journalists the same press freedoms that professionals have.
Evansville Mayor Works On Plan For Baseball Stadium Repairs
School district officials say the stadium needs $1.5 million in upgrades, including a new electrical system, lights and roof.
Central Indiana County Has Highest Child Poverty Statewide
The report cites 2015 statistics that show the county is higher than Indiana's average and the national average.
Indiana University Art Museum Prepares For Renovation
The monumental task of moving the museum's collection out of the building has already begun.
Governor: Funding Sought For East Chicago Water Filters
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb says the state is working on finding funding for water filters in East Chicago homes dealing with lead contamination.
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