By The Statehouse File
[Local Business - Feb. 10, 2012]
Indiana's share of a mortgage settlement between 49 states and five banks will be about $145 million to be used for homeowner loan refinancing and modifications and more.
By The Statehouse File
[Local Business - Feb. 9, 2012]
The Indiana DOL announced Wednesday that three groups will be fined a total of $80,800 for workplace violations related to the Indiana State Fair stage collapse.
By Rebecca Townsend
[Local Business - Feb. 8, 2012]
Perhaps the most significant news Friday flew by unnoticed by most local media occupied with celebrity sightings: The NFL Players Assoc. will boycott the Hyatt.
Sen. Dennis Kruse, R-Auburn, authored a bill that he knows will result in lawsuits against school districts and that will inject religious theory into science class.
By Scott Shoger
[Arts + Entertainment Blog - Feb. 3, 2012]
T-shirts by People for Urban Progress, Vardagen, Hayes & Taylor and United State of Indiana are now up for grabs at pop-up shop OUTPOST's two locations.
Instead of letting delightful dung sit in a landfill, Woodland Park Zoo would be happy to hand over a fresh bucket of the animal waste to a lucky contestant.
State Sen. Becker wants to pass a law requiring adherence to "performance standards" during the national anthem. These performers would've surely been fined.
A reward has been offered for info leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the killing of an endangered whooping crane last week.
Indiana's share of a mortgage settlement between 49 states and five banks will be about $145 million to be used for homeowner loan refinancing and modifications and more.
The Indiana DOL announced Wednesday that three groups will be fined a total of $80,800 for workplace violations related to the Indiana State Fair stage collapse.
Perhaps the most significant news Friday flew by unnoticed by most local media occupied with celebrity sightings: The NFL Players Assoc. will boycott the Hyatt.
Sen. Dennis Kruse, R-Auburn, authored a bill that he knows will result in lawsuits against school districts and that will inject religious theory into science class.
A bi-partisan coalition of state lawmakers stomped on the hopes of Hoosiers who dream of upgrading the infrastructure of our capital city to modern standards.
If you believe that an upgrade to Central Indiana's mass transit is important, call, email and personally visit your lawmakers at the Statehouse - if you can get there.
The Indiana DOL announced Wednesday that three groups will be fined a total of $80,800 for workplace violations related to the Indiana State Fair stage collapse.
Perhaps the most significant news Friday flew by unnoticed by most local media occupied with celebrity sightings: The NFL Players Assoc. will boycott the Hyatt.
The House passed a right-to-work bill 54-44 Wednesday after a chaotic debate; union workers yelled through chamber doors drown out supporters' floor speeches.