The legal challenge to Indiana’s law regarding remote sellers was resolved this week when an order granting voluntary dismissal was entered by the Marion Superior Court. The Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) is set to begin enforcing the state’s economic nexus law on October 1, 2018. That said, any merchant may …
Read More »Livestock grant applications now being accepted
INDIANAPOLIS (Aug. 31, 2018) — The Indiana State Department of Agriculture is now accepting matching grant applications to help grow the Hoosier livestock sector. This funding is available to non-profit organizations, commissions and associations in the following livestock species: cattle, swine, sheep, equine, goats, poultry, camelids, ostriches, cervidae, bison, aquaculture and …
Read More »Crouch: Indiana receives $29M in federal funding for rural broadband
STATEHOUSE (Aug. 31, 2018) – Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch announced that the Federal Communications Commission has awarded more than $29M in funding over the next 10 years to increase broadband speeds for 24,530 locations throughout the state. “Unserved and underserved rural areas in our state need high-speed, reliable Internet in …
Read More »Trial courts texting defendants about upcoming hearings
Trial courts have sent more than 135,000 text messages over the past few months to remind defendants about their upcoming hearings. The new text service is available to Odyssey courts across the state through Indiana Supreme Court Trial Court Technology. The text messages are a courtesy to defendants to remind …
Read More »Give a Tree for Tomorrow
Give a tree to a friend or relative and show you care. Plant it and prove the fact. Show a child how to plant a tree and provide a lifetime lesson about building nature in an act that can last generations. The county Soil & Water Conservation District fall native …
Read More »New Portable Breath Tests Help Indiana State Police Enforce Impaired Driving
“Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Continues Through Labor Day The Indiana State Police (ISP) have a new tool to enforce alcohol-impaired driving this Labor Day weekend. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Indiana Criminal Justice Institute recently purchased 777 portable breath test devices for use by ISP troopers. …
Read More »State Road 75 will Close September 4th in Hendricks County
HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces State Road 75 will close just south of U.S. 36 on or after Tuesday, September 4 to replace a small structure. The road is scheduled to reopen on October 15. The structure is over Miller Creek and is located …
Read More »Inmates from around the state participate in virtual job fair
INDIANAPOLIS (Aug. 29, 2018) — Individuals incarcerated in Indiana prisons got the rare opportunity to search for employment before their release, by participating in an innovative virtual job fair with six Hoosier employers. The Hoosier Initiative for Re-entry program, or HIRE, is a program administered by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development …
Read More »Whitetails Unlimited Awards $2,000 to Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry
(Indiana) –– Whitetails Unlimited has awarded Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry a grant totaling $2,000 to fund processing fees on donated large game and livestock. “We are very excited about our “Meat” the Need program, “said Debra Treesh, Executive Director of Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry, “and pleased that this Whitetails Unlimited …
Read More »Donnelly Helps Introduce Legislation that would Overturn Expansion of “Junk” Insurance Plans
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly helped introduce legislation that would overturn the Administration’s recently finalized rule about short-term “junk” insurance plans. These plans continue the Administration’s efforts to undermine health insurance markets and are expected to raise health care costs for Hoosiers, while failing to offer essential coverage …
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