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  • The cat is currently being treated and vaccinated at an animal shelter in Indianapolis.
  • The scammer calls and tells the target that he or she has an outstanding tax warrant, but the person can avoid arrest if they pay the amount owed over the phone.
  • The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), a denomination with its headquarters in Indianapolis, has joined the chorus of voices urging Gov. Mike Pence not to sign Senate Bill 101, the so-called "Religious Freedom Restoration Act," which passed the House earlier this week.
  • "This is not a Scott County problem, this is an Indiana problem, and we are contemplating a robust expansion of the state's involvement in addressing this epidemic," Pence said Wednesday.
  • In a psychology study using Halloween candy, kids who got a candy bar and a piece of bubble gum were less satisfied than kids who got just a candy bar. The study shows that when we think about experiences, we are significantly biased by how the experience ends.
  • Since clearing both chambers of the General Assembly, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, or RFRA, is on its way to Governor Mike Pence for his signature. Pence has said he intends to sign the law, but organizations are asking him to reconsider.
  • Indiana lawmakers said Wednesday they will revisit a proposal next year to establish "baby boxes" for women to anonymously surrender their newborns. But first, they want the state health department to recommend protocols and a commission focused on improving children's lives to examine the plan and suggest other ways to decrease child abandonment.
  • Neighboring Marion County, however, ranked much lower - near the bottom of the state's 92 counties in health outcomes and overall health factors.
  • Indiana took another step toward becoming the first state to prohibit taxes on Internet access after a bill that would implement a permanent ban passed the House Ways and Means Committee unanimously.
  • In recent years, thousands of veterans have showed an interest in farming as a way to find peace and purpose.
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