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New Section Of Interstate 69 To Open In Southern Indiana
Hoosiers will be able to drive on the newest section of Interstate 69 from Crane to Bloomington starting Wednesday.
Fired Western Indiana Town Marshal Is Rehired By Council
The Hymera Town Council reinstated Darrick Cullison on Tuesday, four months after he was fired by the council's previous members amid allegations he was paid for hours not worked.
Pipe Bomb Targets Judge's Home In Southeastern Indiana
Madison Police Chief Dan Thurston says the latest explosion happened early Wednesday in the driveway of the home of Jefferson County Superior Court Judge Mike Hensley.
Ritz Joins 2016 Race For Indiana Governor's Office
State schools superintendent Glenda Ritz made a campaign announcement Thursday morning at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
Governor Sees Merit To Central Indiana Reservoir Proposal
The proposal has gained support from economic development agencies in the region and the initial backing of the Anderson City Council, but officials in neighboring Delaware County have voted against it.
Indiana Governor Signs Bill Eliminating Unpopular ISTEP
Pence signed the bill Tuesday during an assembly at Eagle Elementary School in Zionsville. He jokingly told students the good news is that the ISTEP will go away but the bad news is they will still have to take tests.
Procession Takes Slain Indiana Deputy To Services Site
Visitation for Howard County Deputy Carl Koontz is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Monday at Northwestern High School where he was assigned part-time for the past two years.
Indiana law rounds pennies out of cash transactions
A new state law erases the need for pennies in cash transactions, and businesses are being told to round down to the nearest nickel.
Indiana's Religious Left Flexes Its Political Muscle
In a state long known for its deep red conservative credentials, religious progressives in Indiana are now trying to win some political battles by wooing minority communities.
If Indiana Leaves Common Core, Will New Standards Be Ready For New School Year?
State superintendent Glenda Ritz says she thinks Indiana education officials can wrap up their review of the Common Core in time to have academic standards in place for next school year. But some State Board members aren't sure if that's enough time to do their job properly.
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