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April 19, 2019
Weekly Statehouse Update: Payday Lending Dies, Revenue Forecast Projects Tighter Budget
A controversial payday lending bill died on the House floor. A revenue forecast projects less money for lawmakers to work with in the new state budget. And a bill to create payouts for exonerated prisoners is headed to the governor. Heres what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
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April 19, 2019
Carson Says Mueller Report Is Insufficient, Calls For More Investigation
Rep. Andr Carson says special counsel Robert Mueller did not have the ability to fully investigate the case.
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April 19, 2019
Indiana Unemployment Rate Worsens For First Time In Months
Indiana's unemployment rate worsened last month for the first time in nearly a year, and extended a streak of 15 consecutive months without improving.
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April 19, 2019
Honda Slows Accord, Civic Production As Buyers Shift To SUVs
Production of the compact Civic will be reduced at Honda's factory in Greensburg, but some production of the CR-V, a small SUV, will move to the facility from Ohio.
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Local News / April 19, 2019
Indianapolis Officer Shoots Suspect Reaching For Handgun
Indianapolis police say a member of their violent crimes unit has shot and wounded a suspect wanted in connection with shooting a security guard at a liquor store.
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Arts & Culture / April 19, 2019
University Of Saint Francis Professor Offers Prescription For Preventing Catholic Clergy Abuse
In his new book, "Everything Hidden Shall Be Revealed," Dr. Adam DeVille outlines some solutions from the structures of the Eastern Orthodox and the Anglical churches.
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Health / April 18, 2019
New MOMS Text Service Launches In Indiana
A new text message service from the Indiana State Department of Health aims to connect more moms-to-be with pregnancy resources.
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