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Bodies Found Near Delphi Are Those Of 2 Missing Indiana Girls
The deaths of the two teenage girls are being investigated as homicides.
Ball State's New President To Start On Job In May
Ball State's board selected Geoffrey Mearns for the position last month, but wasn't certain when he would start.
Bloomington City Council Votes To Forward Annexation Discussion
Many urged city council members to take more time to consider the proposal before voting on it.
Committee Chair Blocks Vote On Redistricting Reform
The House Elections Committee chairman won't guarantee a vote on the bill this session.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
How a new disaster declaration might help East Chicago, state needle exchange challenges and the important role bison are playing in land preservation.
House GOP Budget Plan Moves Out Of Committee
The $31.7 billion plan includes a modest funding increase for K-12 education and an additional $10 million for the state preschool pilot program for needy kids.
Terre Haute Casino Bill Fails To Pass Senate Commitee
City officials including Mayor Duke Bennett supported the casino.
Future Of Potato Creek Inn, New State Archives In Limbo
Gov. Eric Holcomb pulled out of a deal brokered by former Gov. Mike Pence that was supposed to help pay for the projects.
Locals Could Soon Approve Needle Exchanges, But Still Lack Funding
Syringe exchange programs still face significant opposition from some officials, and funding the programs remains the largest barrier.
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CAFO Bill Passes House Committee, But More Clarifications Expected
Wolkins says an earlier version of the bill contained confusing language, which prompted dozens of people to testify against it and contact his office.
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