Holding your phone while driving will be forbidden starting July 1: What you should know
Indiana’s new hands-free law will take effect on July 1, expanding a ban on texting while driving and making it illegal to hold your phone.
Indiana’s new hands-free law will take effect on July 1, expanding a ban on texting while driving and making it illegal to hold your phone.
The Indiana General Assembly, which met from January to March, passed numerous laws that go into effect at the start of next month.
Downtown Indianapolis has been quiet since March. As restrictions ease, what will it take for the city center to return to its normal, vibrant self?
Shake Shack, Portillo’s and The Garden Table had announced locations planned for Hamilton County. Here’s an update.
Gov. Holcomb teamed up with fitness entrepreneur Jake Steinfeld to bring the National Foundation for Governors’ Fitness Councils’ “DON’T QUIT!” campaign to Indiana.
On March 29, President Trump said at one of his coronavirus task force “shows” that “Nothing would be worse than declaring victory before the victory is won.”
Two women have sued IMPD officers after a video captured their use of batons and pepper balls during an arrest May 31 during protests in Indianapolis.
Ind. 2 to be closed in Downtown La Porte for celebration of LPHS 2020 graduates
La PORTE — La Porte Hospital offers a variety of diabetes education and programs to the community, some free of charge. Class sizes are limited to ensure proper social distancing and masks are required. Pre-registration is required. Classes are as…
Bret Badman graduates from UMN Crookston