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  • Bill Oesterle was one of the most high-profile critics of Gov. Mike Pence and Republican lawmakers when they passed the religious freedom bill known as RFRA. He left his post atop Angie's List earlier this year to refocus on civic engagement - and reemerged with the launch of Tech for Equality.
  • Hoosiers welcomed 96 new citizens on Constitution Day after they swore allegiance to the United States.
  • A proposal to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity was tabled this week in the Indianapolis suburb of Carmel following a push by social conservatives, but the decision may be short lived.
  • Duke Energy has reached a settlement with Indiana's utility consumer counselor calling for it to foot another $85 million in costs associated with its problem-plagued Indiana coal-gasification plant.
  • Since the mid-'50s, Mercedes-Benz sports cars have been some of the most desirable in the world. We're talking about the 300SL "Gullwing", McLaren-developed SLR, SLS AMG "Gullwing", and now, the AMG GT-S.
  • The Nuns on the Bus are a dozen socially minded Sisters traveling across the country bringing stories from Americans to Pope Francis during his Washington, D.C. visit next week. Listen to their live interview with Jill Ditmire during Friday's edition of "All Things Considered."
  • Auto correspondent Casey Williams hits the highlights of the recent Frankfurt Auto Show. This year, the German giants debuted long-distance plug-ins while new crossovers, supercars, and convertibles from familiar names challenged old favorites.
  • Freedom Indiana, the statewide group that successfully lobbied against Indiana's proposed same-sex marriage ban, today announced that it's formed a partnership with Open for Service.
  • A northern Indiana woman jumped from her moving car after discovering a spider on her shoulder, leading to a crash that injured her 9-year-old son.
  • Banning R-rated movies for your kids isn't enough to spare them from scenes of gun violence. The amount of gun violence in R-rated films has stayed fairly stable since 1985, while gun violence in PG-13 movies has soared.
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