Jan. 6 attack posed loyalty test for Indiana Rep. Greg Pence
“My brother was being asked to do what we don’t do in this country,” Pence recounted at a Republican fundraising dinner in his district last July.
Month: January 2022
Tattoo artist manages to ink deal with Highland to open town’s first studio
Highland’s first tattoo studio will start inking customers this year.
Check out the slate of prep events for Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2022
Here’s a look at Region prep events scheduled for Tuesday
What we’ve learned about Donald Trump, Mike Pence and the U.S. Capitol Riot since Jan. 6
As new books and interviews investigate the attack, details about Trump, Pence and their interactions highlight how the two
broke apart.
Steak, health care, and a home: Indianapolis restaurants provide more than just a meal
Communities around Indianapolis continue to rely on local restaurants for support during the pandemic.
Briggs: Rokita’s rejection of COVID-19 data isn’t the worst part of his idiotic interview
Columnist James Briggs: Todd Rokita has revealed himself once more as a huckster who has now crossed the governor.
It will cost more to hunt, fish and trap in Indiana starting this year
Indiana’s Natural Resources agency is hiking its fees to hunt and fish in the state for 2022. It will help protect habitats and wildlife, DNR says.
‘Damning’ report shows plummeting Black homeownership in Indy. Here’s why.
White homeownership rates in Marion County have remained relatively unchanged for 50 years. But Black homeownership rates have declined by about 30%.
‘Vaccine status discrimination’ would be banned under proposed Indiana bill
The bill in the Indiana Senate would prohibit businesses from requiring COVID-19 vaccines for employees or customers.
IMPD: Officer fires gun while responding to call on Indy’s southwest side, suspect flees
Investigators are searching for a suspect after an officer discharged his firearm while responding to a call Monday evening, according to IMPD.