• Indiana Headlines
New_laws7543cb15-50b5-46a1-91ae-784e2beb13470000_JPG

 

New Indiana laws kick in on July 1

Several new laws specifically affect our men and women in the military. Now, Purple Heart recipients can attend state colleges and universities without paying tuition and fees.

    • More Indiana News
    New Indiana laws kick in on July 1

    Several new laws specifically affect our men and women in the military. Now, Purple Heart recipients can attend state colleges and universities without paying

    State reps torn on education spending

    Governor Mitch Daniels signed a two-year, $27.8 billion budget shortly after house and senate lawmakers passed it.

    Winners & losers of new state budget

    A new state budget went into effect Wednesday, just a few hours after the governor signed it into law.

    Man sentenced to life for killing spree

    A federal judge in Evansville sentenced 28-year-old Jarvis Brown on Tuesday to five consecutive life sentences plus 20 years.

    George out as CEO of IMS/Hulman Co.

    After a 20 year reign Tony George is out as President and CEO of the Hulman-George Companies.

    Ind. Senate passes 2-year state budget

    There will be no government shutdown in Indiana. The state legislature passed a new state budget Tuesday night and the governor has already signed it into law.

    Deadline day in the special session

    If lawmakers fail to pass a budget by midnight there will be a government shutdown.

    Fireworks sales sky high

    The slowing economy hasn't slowed down sales for one fireworks store this 4th of July.
     

    Police increasing patrols for July 4

    State police say troopers will be on the lookout for impaired drivers, motorists who speed, follow too closely, make unsafe lane changes, drive aggressively,

    Time running out for budget agreement

    State lawmakers will go down to the wire in state budget negotiations that must end by June 30 at midnight. The alternative is a government shutdown.

    Mayor: Jackson should be buried in Gary

    The mayor of Michael Jackson's childhood hometown says he'd like to see the pop singer buried in Gary, Ind.

    Record number of turkeys bagged in Ind.

    The State Department of Natural Resources says the spring harvest of 12,993 fowl was the second highest since modern turkey seasons began 40 years ago and

    High court overturns murder conviction

    The Indiana Supreme Court has thrown out the murder convictions of a former state trooper in the deaths of his wife and two children and ordered a new trial.
     

    Daniels prepares for a gov't shutdown

    Governor Daniels announced that preparations for a government shutdown are underway.  Daniels says the shutdown will take place if lawmakers don't pass a new

    Rare bird spotted near Bloomington

    Whenever experienced bird watchers say, "What the heck is that?" there's a good chance they've spotted something unusual.

    5 Ind. bus systems share stimulus money

    Five Indiana communities are getting a total of $9.4 million in federal stimulus money to upgrade their local bus lines or make other public transit

    Advertisement
    Advertisement

    Advertisement