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Courtesy of the Indiana Department of Environmental ManagementThe Biden administration put out rules last year to help control toxic coal ash in old, unused ponds that hadn’t had federal oversight before. But an analysis by the group Earthjustice shows some utilities and landowners might not be following the law. -
Brandon Smith/IPB NewsIndiana government fiscal leaders say the state remains in a solid financial position as they closed the books on the last fiscal year Tuesday.
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A new trail system will someday connect parks, nature preserves, towns, and tourism destinations in St. Joseph County. But first, planners want to hear from the public. -
The state of Indiana will close the books on its previous state budget Tuesday. -
Kent Fulmer talks with Morgan Wilson of The Walkerton Heritage Museum -
State lawmakers and the ACLU of Indiana rallied at the Indiana Statehouse Saturday in support of transgender youth. The demonstration focused on what is next after a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling and how to get involved in the legislative process. -
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management released the state’s initial climate plan last year with the help of a grant from the Biden administration. -
Certain family caregivers could be allowed to provide attendant care through Indiana Medicaid again under a proposal from the state. But whether or not families qualify would depend on how the state chooses to define “extraordinary care.” -
La Casa de Amistad Executive Director Juan Constantino says the nonprofit Latino advocacy group has been researching and planning the food truck commissary kitchen project for two years because South Bend lacks one. -
The new Amazon facility plans to hire for 1,000 full-time positions with benefits averaging $19 an hour. The jobs will mix physical labor with technical skills developed to operate robotics. -
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reflected on her life and her career Thursday at a luncheon led by the Indianapolis Bar Association. -
St. Joseph County is the fourth Indiana county where the West Nile virus has been found in mosquitoes this summer.
