Lawmakers Advance Bill Banning Transgender Athletes
Indiana lawmakers advanced a Republican-backed bill Monday that would ban transgender women and girls from participating in school sports that match their gender identity.... Read More
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NCAA Ratifies New Constitution
NCAA member schools voted to ratify a new, streamlined constitution Thursday, paving the way for a decentralized approach to governing college sports that will hand more power to schools and conferences.... Read More
House Backs GOP Tax Cut Plan That Has Uncertain Fate
Republicans pushed a plan for broad cuts to Indiana’s business and individual income taxes through the state House on Thursday, sending it to an uncertain fate in the GOP-dominated Senate.... Read More
Indiana Education Groups Mount Opposition to Curriculum Bill
Indiana teachers and others are mounting opposition to a House bill that Republican lawmakers say would increase transparency of school curricula, even after Senate leaders decided to effectively abandon their version of the legislation.... Read More
Indiana Vaccine Exemption Bill Advances, Faces GOP Hurdles
Indiana House Republicans pushed through a proposal Tuesday that would severely limit workplace COVID-19 vaccination requirements even as the move faces resistance from Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb and GOP state Senate leaders.... Read More
Repairs Needed at Barn, Home to Circus Hall of Fame
A historic barn that once housed elephants and tigers from well-known circuses and now is home to the International Circus Hall of Fame museum is in need of emergency repairs.... Read More
Indiana City Getting $20M Housing Project
A developer is moving ahead with a $20 million project on a site overlooking the Wabash River that will become a northern Indiana city’s largest housing development in decades.... Read More
Indiana County Planning Morgue With COVID Relief Money
A northern Indiana county is looking to spend some of its federal COVID-19 relief money to open a county morgue.... Read More
Sony Laying Off 100, Moving Indiana Disc Work to Austria
Sony DADC is cutting about 100 workers at a western Indiana plant that began cranking out compact discs in the 1980s and will move all the plant's gaming and disc manufacturing to Austria.... Read More
Indiana House Republicans Pushing Ahead on Tax Cut Plan
Indiana House Republicans are forging ahead with their push for broad business and individual tax cuts even with ongoing skepticism from other GOP leaders in the Statehouse.... Read More