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Indiana City Plans Pollinator Park, Memorial To 2008 Floods
The park would be on the east side of Columbus, where June 2008 flooding destroyed 48 homes. The city bought those homes through a federally funded program to clear the site for parkland.
SOBER: Stories Of Recovery And Hope From Indiana - Part 4
Kelsey Phillips, who has been in recovery since 2013, now works with women who are just entering recovery. Women who, like her, had children born addicted to heroin, and who have limited access to treatment.
Indiana Unemployment Fails To Improve For 10th Consecutive Month
The state's unemployment rate remained unchanged last month, at 3.6 percent. It hasn't improved since February; that's the longest stretch without a decline in about six years.
Senate Candidate Mike Braun Calls For Indiana AG To Resign
Braun called the allegations "troubling and serious" in a Tuesday statement that said he supports Gov. Eric Holcomb and state legislative leaders calling for Hill to step down.
2 More Men Charged With Murder In Indiana Deputy's Death
Court documents say 29-year-old John Baldwin Jr. and 22-year-old John Ball were charged Wednesday in the death of Boone County Sheriff's Deputy Jacob Pickett.
Indiana Supreme Court Considers Discounted Insurance Rates In Hospitals
A man is challenging the reasonableness of hospital fees and wants the hospital to turn over the discounted rates it charges insured patients.
Pence Endorses Holcomb As His Replacement On Indiana GOP Ticket
Holcomb is one of four candidates vying to replace Pence on the ballot, along with U.S. Representatives Susan Brooks and Todd Rokita and State Sen. Jim Tomes.
As FAFSA Filing Lags, Indiana Commission Extends Application Window
The application is used to determine federal financial aid, but the state also uses FAFSA for consideration of several aid programs.
Indiana Begins Formal Redistricting Process, Sets Stage For Next Decade Of Hoosier Politics
Indiana's redistricting is about to get officially underway. At its core, it determines which state House and Senate and Congressional district every Hoosier lives in.
Indiana Law Could Ruin Solar's Future At Schools
The state's new net metering policy means future solar customers will receive less money when they sell excess energy they produce back to the power grid. That lower return could put solar out of reach for school districts.
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