Indiana slab bridges in question after deadly flooding
Slab bridges are found across Indiana. They are typically over creeks and low bodies of water.
Body found after woman swept away by creek’s floodwaters
Firefighters, police and state conservation officers had been searching for Carol Jackson and the car she was driving.
Indiana lawmakers to study pharmacy deserts
The law specifically mentions neighborhoods with at least 25 percent of people below the poverty level in urban and rural areas
Indiana Silver Alert definition to expand, include kids with special needs
A bill from State Rep. Sharon Negele that became a law expanded the Indiana Silver Alert definition by adding "missing and endangered child."
New Indiana law designed to better define emotional support animals
An emotional support peacock or rattlesnake? How about an emotional support tarantula? There’s a new state law on the books meant to cut down on emotional support animal fraud.
Indiana legislation on hemp advances for final vote in Senate
Senators on the Senate Commerce and Technology Committee signaled their support for the bill, but it wasn't a clean sweep.
3 people, 1 dog dead after small plane crashes in southern Indiana
At least one person is dead after a small plane crashed near Oldenburg, which is about 45 minutes outside of Cincinnati.
Senator to again author bill requiring cursive handwriting instruction
A state senator said she plans to again author a measure to require the teaching of cursive writing in elementary schools.