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House Passes Budget With Modest K-12 Funding Increase
The two-year House Republican budget approved Monday calls for a modest $273 million increase for K-12 funding.
Indianapolis City-County Council Approves Transit Tax Hike
IndyGo says it will use money raised through an increased income tax to expand bus routes and improve infrastructure in densely populated areas.
VOA: When Parents are Locked Up, Community Must Reach Out
Volunteers of America is partnering with the Sesame Workshop to raise awareness about helping children with incarcerated parents.
Urban Farm to Feed Most Food Insecure Residents
A local farmer and the Flanner House Community Center are gearing up for a bountiful harvest in Indianapolis. They teamed up to develop the state's largest urban farm in one of the city's biggest food deserts-areas that lack access to fresh vegetables and fruits.
Senate Votes To Move Protesters Bill To Study Committee
The original bill required police to clear protesters who block traffic from roadways using "any means necessary."
Senate Approves Bill Giving OK To Baby Boxes In Hospitals
The legislation would not sanction the state's two existing baby boxes, both of which are in firehouses.
Net Metering Bill Passes Senate
Senate bill 309 passed the Senate 39-9 Monday night.
Senate Changes Abortion Bill, Doesn't Diminish Criticism
The Indiana Senate made changes to a parental consent for abortion bill that supporters say they hope the changes fix the bill's issues.
Hate Crimes Bill Dies On Senate Floor Without Vote
Indiana is one of five states without a hate crimes law. That will continue for at least another year.
Abortion Reversal Bill Passes House Over Bipartisan Opposition
The bill would require doctors to inform women their drug-induced abortions could be reversed, and to say there's no scientific study to support that claim.
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