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ATV Helmet Bill Advances Out Of Committee
The bill would require ATV drivers and passengers under the age of 18 to wear helmets.
Former IU Basketball Player Yogi Ferrell Is In the NBA
Former Indiana University basketball player Yogi Ferrell is getting another opportunity in the NBA.
Bill Bans Companies Like Tesla From Selling Directly To Customers
Proponents say the bill is about ensuring consumer protection.
Proposals Would Change Indiana's Gaming Taxes
The bill's author says the goal is to help casinos stay viable as they face increasing competition.
Eli Lilly, Others Sued Over Alleged Insulin Price-Fixing
Lilly makes a form of insulin called Humalog, whose list price has doubled since 2011, the lawsuit claims.
Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop On Pence, Travel Ban
Mayor Lienhoop says he was able to attend the inauguration as well as many of the festivities in Washington D.C. that weekend.
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State Seeks Three-Year Renewal Of HIP 2.0
Indiana announced Tuesday it wants the federal government to renew HIP 2.0, the state’s Medicaid expansion program, for three years.
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Future Of Bloomington As Refugee Resettlement Community Unclear
Bloomington planned to welcome up to 60 refugees in 2017. Those plans are on hold indefinitely because of President Trump's executive order on immigration.
Bloomington Program Helps Young Adults Pursue Academic Goals
Programs to help young adults with learning differences succeed in employment, college and independent living are growing in Indiana.
Purdue Finds Ways To Create Fuel Out Of Woody Plants More Easily
In Indiana, we grow a lot of corn for gasoline, but plants like switchgrass and sorghum can be used for fuel too — and producing those fuels creates fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
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