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Indiana State Police are stepping up efforts to catch speeders driving in work zones after five deaths in the past two months, including those of two construction workers.

Races for treasurer, auditor and secretary of state top this year's ticket, but many strategists are focusing on the Indiana House of Representatives, where Republicans hope to protect their supermajority.

The incumbent Democrat will be back in the Indiana House after a close race and a political advertisement that caused some controversy.

Police arrested 49-year-old John Couch at his Indianapolis apartment on Oct. 9 after Democratic Rep. Karlee Macer reported he had approached her in threatening ways six times over a six-month period.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller previously filed a motion for a stay with District Court Judge Richard Young, but Young hasn't yet responded. Zoeller says confusion has ensued and wants a quick answer from the Appeals Court.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization has an opportunity for the public to weigh in on the future development plans for Central Indiana.

Experts at Ball State University say they've found problems with a recently released feasibility study done for a proposed reservoir in central Indiana.

The latest revenue report shows Indiana earned nearly $26 million less in sales tax than it expected in September.

Indiana's nursing homes have a 77 percent occupancy rate, well below the national average. And only three states devote a greater percentage of Medicare long-term dollars to nursing homes.

If the bill passes, Indiana companies couldn't include microbeads in their products beginning in 2018 and they would have to stop selling personal care products containing the beads by 2019.