State Rep. Bruce Borders (R-Jasonville) was invited to the White House by President Donald J. Trump for the Clean Beautiful Coal event, where he signed an executive order aimed at
WASHINGTON — Amazon-owned Ring has officially terminated its planned partnership with police surveillance firm Flock Safety, just days after a high-profile Super Bowl commercial sparked a national firestorm over digital privacy
Leah Rea is a dedicated public servant currently serving as the Chief Deputy Recorder for Greene County, a position she has held since January 2019. With over two decades of
The worst kept secret in Indiana — Meta building a $10 billion data center campus in Lebanon — was officially unveiled Wednesday with complete details on water, electricity and community investments.
LINTON, IN – The February meeting of the Linton City Council was marked by a blend of procedural routine and heated debate as officials grappled with the future of local recreation,
Indiana’s Department of Child Services would have to publicly release more information about child abuse cases resulting in deaths under changes moving through the Legislature.
Indiana will receive $6.25 million as part of a settlement with global pharmaceutical companies over allegations that they conspired to increase the price of a prescription device called EpiPen
Under the weight of fierce community resistance and statewide scrutiny, House Bill 1333 is now effectively dead in its original form. While the bill’s author, Representative Kendell Culp, is
BLOOMFIELD, IN – During Tuesday morning’s meeting, the Greene County Commissioners moved forward with a series of initiatives aimed at workforce development for emergency services and increasing privacy for local
A stricter, “bell-to-bell” ban on student cellphone use was the subject of extended debate Wednesday as Indiana lawmakers wrestled with lingering concerns over how schools would store devices — and how
Indiana’s congressional redistricting debate scrambled planning for the 2026 campaigns, but the status quo still leaves the state with some heated U.S. House primaries on tap.
