3rd Lawsuit Targets Indiana’s Gay Marriage Ban
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Attorneys for four lesbian couples have filed a federal lawsuit that's the third challenge in the past week targeting Indiana's same-sex marriage ban.
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Sen. Banks: Bill to Support Military Bases in Indiana Moves to Governor’s Desk
INDIANAPOLIS (WOWO): Hoosier communities with military bases would receive expanded support under legislation authored by State Senator Jim Banks. Senate Bill 260 cleared its final
General Assembly Concludes
INDIANANPOLIS, Ind. (AP): Indiana lawmakers have ended their 2014 session. A broad package of business tax cuts, a preschool pilot program and new money for
Street Closure for St. Patrick’s Day
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): If you're heading downtown Monday, be advised there are some lane restrictions for an annual St. Patrick's Day event. Throughout Monday,
FWCS Shares Survey Results
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Fort Wayne Community Schools is offering the results of a survey taken by parents and community members in the fall. The
Driver in Critical Condition After Water Rescue
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Fire department divers pulled a woman from an SUV that submerged in an Indianapolis waterway after it careened off a city street.
FWPD Accepting Applications for Academy Class in 2015
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): If you’ve ever considered working for the Fort Wayne Police Department, here’s your chance. The FWPD will be actively seeking qualified
Suspension of Southern Indiana Drug Court Lifted
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (AP): The state Supreme Court has lifted its suspension of a troubled southern Indiana drug court and given it a six-month conditional certification
Indiana Legislature Passes Business Tax Cuts
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): A broad package of business tax cuts is on its way to the governor's desk. The corporate income tax and state banking tax
Indiana Lawmakers Kill Drug Screening for Welfare
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): A controversial measure to screen Indiana welfare recipients for likelihood of addiction and possibly drug test them will not become law. The measure