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A new coal facility that would be the first of its kind in the U.S. is being proposed in Indiana. But is it really clean, and will it save the declining coal industry? Could this 'clean coal' plant proposal be answer to Indiana's 17 billion tons of reserves? A new coal facility that would be the first of its kind in the U.S. is being proposed in Indiana.
Republican Senate leader David Long of Fort Wayne speaks after a resolution was read honoring him at the Statehouse, Wednesday, March 14, 2018, in Indianapolis.
The Indiana Senate abruptly adjourned Tuesday afternoon, with lawmakers leaving a crush of bills that still need final votes for the last day of the annual legislative session.
Members of the Indiana Republican State Central Committee today elected Anne Hathaway, the 7th District Chair of the committee, to represent them and their fellow Hoosier Republicans on the Republican National Committee as Indiana's National Committeewoman. Hathaway, who is president and chief executive officer of Indianapolis-based Hathaway Strategies, previously served as chief of staff of the Republican National Committee, as assistant to the vice president and director of scheduling and public liaison to Vice President Dan Quayle, and is currently the executive director of the Richard G. Lugar Excellence in Public Service Series.
Artisan will join other businesses to celebrate statewide internship excellence at the Indiana INTERNnet 12th Annual IMPACT Awards Luncheon on Feb. 7 in Indianapolis. Artisan Electronics, a small business based in the WestGate@Crane Technology Park, provides technical support to Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane and the Department of Defense.
Without so much as a committee vote, Indiana's legislative leaders have once again caved to the fringes of their own party and killed a bill that deserved serious consideration.
Hoosiers apparently liked their two U.S. senators less at the end of 2017 than they did at the beginning of the year, according to a national pollster.
President Trump's recent comments about immigration are troubling and clearly run counter to the ethos that has been the hallmark of American society almost from its beginnings. According to lawmakers who were in the meeting with Trump, the president used vile, profane language to describe immigrants from Haiti and Africa and then added that the United States should have more immigrants from Norway .
The Senate Elections Committee voted unanimously Monday to set further guidelines for redistricting maps - a small practical step rather than the overhaul that many sought.
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb pledged in his State of the State address Tuesday night to conduct a "transparent" review of the Department of Child Services, but offered little more than platitudes about an agency that his critics say is enveloped in crisis. "In recent weeks, the Department of Child Services has been the subject of headlines," the Republican said.
It's time for my top 10 state and local stories of 2017. Yes, we know there were a lot of national events taking place, but we focus on local and politics here.
U.S. Senator Todd Young announced U.S. service academy nominations for 43 exemplary high school senior candidates from across Indiana. Nominees were selected by an advisory board chosen by Senator Young.
That's something he's getting ready to do when he ships out to Kuwait with the 38th Sustainment Brigade for his third international deployment. But Weeks' departure from his family was made a little easier Tuesday evening after receiving a rousing sendoff from family, friends and elected officials wishing him well before the mission.
B ills providing resources to address the opioid crisis plaguing Indiana communities will likely receive little debate and strong support during the upcoming short session of the Indiana General Assembly, Columbus legislators say. That's because narcotic addiction threatens the state in ways ranging from public safety to workforce development and education, said State Sen. Greg Walker, R-Columbus.
A Chicago man pardoned after spending nearly a decade in prison for a robbery he didn't commit is suing a northern Indiana city, its police chief and three officers, alleging they fabricated evidence against him. The federal lawsuit filed Monday in South Bend by 50-year-old Keith Cooper accuses Elkhart and the other defendants of violating his constitutional rights, including his right to a fair trial.
From the moment he was elected, liberals have clung to the possibility, however remote, that Donald Trump will be removed from office. They've fallen for the conspiracy theories of , and continue to hold out hope the Mueller investigation will bring his corrupt presidency crashing down.
Two Democrats seeking to challenge first-term Republican U.S. Rep. Trey Hollingsworth for his southern Indiana seat have each raised more than $200,000 in the first three months of their candidacies. Federal campaign finance reports filed by attorneys Dan Canon of New Albany and Liz Watson of Bloomington showed they've been the most successful fundraisers among potential challengers for Indiana's U.S. House seats in the 2018 elections.
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie, left, shakes hands with Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb as they announce IU's commitment to invest $50 million to collaborate with community partners to prevent and reduce opioid addictions in Indiana, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017, in Indianapolis. Indiana University President Michael McRobbie, left, shakes hands with Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb as they announce IU's commitment to invest $50 million to collaborate with community partners to prevent and reduce opioid addictions in Indiana, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017, in Indianapolis.