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Indiana Considers Creating Government Corruption Hotline
Indiana residents soon could have a hotline for reporting improper or illegal spending and other suspected corruption by local government officials, if lawmakers approve a proposal being drafted by a legislative committee.
UAW Members Ratify GM Contract, End Nationwide Strike On 40th Day
United Automobile Workers ratified a new four year contract with General Motors Friday afternoon. Indiana local chapters were split on approving the contract but workers are heading back to work.
Young Backs Senate Resolution Criticizing Impeachment Process
Senator Todd Young is among the 47 Senate GOP members who signed onto a Senate resolution criticizing the lack of transparency in the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
New Technique Helps Researchers Understand How Bacteria Become Antibiotic Resistant
The new imaging technique injects bacteria with florescent dye, allowing researchers to observe how bacteria take in DNA from their environment in real-time.
Federal Grant Awarded To Study Program To Deter Juveniles From Substance Abuse
Youth who have touched the juvenile justice system in Indiana will benefit from new federal funding to prevent substance abuse.
Spencer Pride Sends Open Letter To Owen Co. Commissioners
Spencer Pride is accusing the Owen County Commissioners of targeting its annual Pride festival in an open letter released Friday.
Organization Outlines Action Plan To Reduce Indiana Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Indiana Drawdown says the state ranks in the top 10 of greenhouse gas-producing states.
Bloomington City Councilwoman Defends Obscene Gesture At Meeting
Councilwoman Allison Chopra was against extending Tuesday night's UDO meeting, saying it was unfair to those who were expecting the scheduled time to be kept.
Indiana Recycling Industry Seeking Investment, Development Amid Changing Landscape
China’s decision to stop accepting recycling materials from the United States has had far-reaching effects, with major recycling centers closing or halting operation in multiple states.
Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Curtis Hill Hearing, Plant-Based Protein
Are plant based alternatives to meat addressing the uncertainty of the world’s food supply? Details on the final stretch of I-69. Attorney General Curtis Hill’s disciplinary hearing. And vintage arcade games are making a comeback.
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