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Submit Your Questions For Kokomo's ‘Ask The Mayor’
We're getting ready to visit with Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight for Wednesday's show. Submit your questions by noon today!
Hundreds Rally At Statehouse For Less Logging In State Forests
Senate Bill 420 would prevent the Division of Forestry from logging in ten percent of State Forests.
Indiana GOP Sending Abortion Bill Back To Committee
The bill is headed back to committee so lawmakers can consider amending an ultrasound requirement and information on the "reversal" time period
Committee Approves Bill Sanctioning Use Of Baby Boxes
The bill includes the same language that failed to make it out of committee last week.
Solar Farm Planned For 17-Acre Site In Central Indiana
Officials expect work to start this spring on construction of a 17-acre solar farm in Greenfield.
Purdue Considering New Names For Fort Wayne Campus
Purdue University officials are floating suggestions for renaming the Fort Wayne campus.
Police: Man In Photos Now 'Main Suspect' In 2 Girls' Deaths
The man previously had been considered a person authorities wanted to speak to in the investigation.
Plans Advance For Highway Bridge For Nickel Plate Trail
A nearly 40-mile-long pedestrian and biking trail in northern Indiana is moving closer to getting a pedestrian bridge over a state highway.
Residential, Commercial Sprawl Threatens Farmland In Indiana
Between 1982 and 2012, residential and commercial developments claimed more than 740,000 acres of land that had been cropland, forest land and prairie.
Redistricting Reform Likely Dead This Session
An effort to reform Indiana’s redistricting process is likely dead this session.
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