Indiana Lt. Gov. criticizes out-of-state abortion billboard
A billboard along West 10th Street on Indianapolis’ west side advertising abortion services in Illinois has sparked criticism from Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, who...
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AG Todd Rokita pushing to bring piece of history back to Statehouse
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and Governor Mike Braun are making a new push to bring a piece of Indiana history back to the Statehouse...
Kroger introduces new Verified Savings Program
Kroger has introduced a new Verified Savings Program to make fresh food more affordable for customers receiving government assistance, such as SNAP, WIC, and Medicaid....
New bill would require Indiana schools to display Ten Commandments
A new bill would require every school in Indiana to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms and libraries. House Bill 1086, authored by State Rep....
Indiana lawmakers consider bill to ban cell phones in schools
Indiana lawmakers are considering a proposed bill that would ban cell phones and other wireless devices in schools. The bill aims to create a consistent...
Medical debt help bill clears Senate
Legislation promoting charity care and payment plans for Hoosier health care patients, as well as protecting their paychecks and homes from debt collectors, advanced from...
NWI family demanding change after ordeal leaves mother delivering baby on side of highway
A Northwest Indiana family is demanding accountability and systemic change after a harrowing ordeal at Franciscan Health Crown Point left a mother delivering her own...
Governor Mike Braun throwing state support behind South Bend’s ‘Tech and Talent Hub.’
Governor Mike Braun is throwing state support behind South Bend’s new ‘Tech and Talent Hub.’ The project’s first phase, called Colfax Corner, will transform the...
State plans to lower what it pays for autism therapy services
The state is planning to lower what it pays for most autism therapy services. The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration says it intends to...
Indiana’s first underground cheese cave in St. Joseph County
Indiana’s first underground cheese cave operates in St. Joseph County, where a family-run business ages thousands of pounds of cheese each year beneath the ground....