Here’s the fate of key bills introduced at the Indiana General Assembly
Indiana lawmakers ended the 2020 legislative session early Thursday morning after tackling both long-discussed and last-hour changes to state law.
Indiana lawmakers ended the 2020 legislative session early Thursday morning after tackling both long-discussed and last-hour changes to state law.
Police found a man who had been shot at a strip club on the northeast side of Indianapolis early Saturday morning.
Anyone younger than 18 will need a judge’s permission in order to get married in Indiana under a law change approved by state legislators.
Officers found the man suffering gunshot wounds about 8:15 p.m. in the 1700 block of Exeter Avenue, IMPD said.
Gov. Eric Holcomb said he would have signed the bill into law, which would have removed Curtis Hill from office had he been suspended for two months.
Lawmakers approved a bill opposed by the state’s own Department of Environmental Management that would end state protection of certain wetlands.
“Your selflessness in risking your own life to prolong Duke’s is a testament to what is great about human nature,” Jeffrey “Duke” Denman’s family said.
Indiana Sen. Michael Young, accused of making a homophobic comment on Facebook, says his intent was purposely mischaracterized by his opponents.
Rep. Todd Huston was formally selected as speaker of the Indiana House, a move expected since Brian Bosma announced his retirement last November.
Indianapolis police officers and firefighters recovered a body from the White River on Sunday afternoon.