New I-69 Section Opens in Central Indiana
A new section of the Interstate 69 extension project in central Indiana has reopened for drivers.... Read More
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Old National Settles Housing Loan Discrimination Lawsuit
An Indiana-based bank has agreed to direct more housing loans to majority-Black neighborhoods in settling a federal discrimination lawsuit filed by a fair housing organization.... Read More
Indiana Officials Projecting Big Jump in Budget Surplus
Indiana officials on Thursday projected booming growth in the state budget surplus, setting up a debate during the upcoming legislative session over possible tax cuts.... Read More
USA Gymnastics, USOPC Reach $380M Settlement
The legal wrangling between Indianapolis-based USA Gymnastics and the victims of sexual abuse by former national team doctor Larry Nassar, among others, is over.... Read More
Indiana Civil War Museum Reopens in New, Larger Location
fter having to move from its previous site at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in downtown Indianapolis because water leaks endangered the collection.... Read More
Indy 500 Legend Al Unser Dies
Al Unser, one of only four drivers to win the Indianapolis 500 a record four times, died Thursday following a long illness. He was 82.... Read More
Braun Backs Businesses Setting Vaccine Rules
Senator Mike Braun (R-IN), who is heading a congressional fight against President Joe Biden’s proposed federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates, said Wednesday he was against state-level efforts to block businesses from imposing their own workplace vaccination requirements.... Read More
New I-69 Section in Central Indiana Could Open in December
State highway officials expect to open a new section of the Interstate 69 extension project between Indianapolis and Bloomington by the end of December.... Read More
Court Weighs Groping Suit Against Indiana Over Ex-Top Lawyer
A lawyer for women who say Indiana’s former attorney general drunkenly groped them argued Thursday that a federal appeals court should allow their lawsuit against the state over his actions to go forward on the grounds that they were state employees.... Read More
BP Agrees to $500K Penalty, Soot Limits at Whiting Refinery
Oil giant BP (NYSE: BP) agreed Thursday to pay a $512,450 penalty and reduce soot emissions from its Whiting refinery under an agreement with regulators and activists who accused the company of violating an earlier deal.... Read More