Indianapolis – Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) North District Narcotics (NDN) Unit, along with the North District Flex (NDF) Team, and IMPD/ATF Achilles Task Force take a gun, crack cocaine, and serious violent felon off the streets of Indianapolis after serving a search warrant. On 6/27/2018 the North District Narcotics …
Read More »IndyGo to Boost Service on July 4
INDIANAPOLIS (June 28, 2017) – On Wednesday, July 4, IndyGo will run added bus service from downtown to safely transport Indy residents and visitors home after the IPL Downtown Freedom Blast fireworks. On July 4 at 11:00 p.m., 21 additional buses will depart from the Julia. M. Carson Transit Center …
Read More »Hendricks County Soil & Water Conservation District Tree Sales Program Funds Field Days
The local program offering native trees each fall does far more than merely replace those lost to disease, insect infestation and development or provide stock for new plantings. The program generates funds to help cover costs for important programs. The Hendricks County Soil & Water Conservation District’s fall tree sale …
Read More »Rokita: A Win for Hoosier Workers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congressman Todd Rokita, member of the Education and Workforce Committee, released this statement after the Supreme Court ruled for Mark Janus in the case Janus v. AFSCME, which fought a decades-old precedent that allowed unions to collect fees from public employees, including those who were not …
Read More »Sheriffs to Create New Student Advisory Council for Youth Ranch
BRAZIL, IND. (June 27, 2018) – Skills learned at previous Sheriffs’ Youth Leadership Camps will be put to the test later this year when a group of former campers will be asked to serve on a new Student Advisory Council for the program’s permanent home. “Two dozen teens from across …
Read More »Sullivan County Prosecutor Provides Equipment to the Indiana State Police
Sullivan County—This morning at the Sullivan County Courthouse, Sullivan County Prosecutor John Springer generously provided Putnamville troopers with equipment purchased through his office. The equipment was issued to five troopers, one detective, and one supervisor primarily assigned to Sullivan County. While the Indiana State Police provides every piece of equipment …
Read More »Skeletal Remains Found in Putnam County Identified
Putnam County—Putnam County Coroner David Brown, working with Indiana State Police Criminal Investigations and Laboratory Services, as well as Anthropologist Dr. Krista Latham from the University of Indianapolis Human Identification Center, have identified the skeletal remains found in the Van Bibber-Glen Flynt Lake area just after noon on April 26, …
Read More »Indiana’s Hardest Hit Fund to reopen application intake on July 1
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority (IHCDA) today announced their plans to reopen application intake for Indiana’s Hardest Hit Fund (HHF) offered through their Indiana Foreclosure Prevention Network (IFPN). Beginning July 1, Indiana homeowners who have fallen behind on their mortgage due to an involuntary loss of employment or …
Read More »Secretary of State Provides Resource for Understanding Risks of Cryptocurrencies
INDIANAPOLIS (June 26, 2018) — As cryptocurrencies continue to generate headlines around the world, Secretary of State Connie Lawson is again reminding Hoosiers to be cautious concerning investments in cryptocurrencies. As part of her ongoing efforts to promote financial literacy and sound investment practices, Secretary Lawson has released an investor …
Read More »Senate to Debate Bipartisan Farm Bill that Includes a Number of Donnelly-Written Provisions
Washington, D.C. – This week, the 2018 Farm Bill is scheduled to be debated by the full Senate, after having passed the Senate Agriculture Committee earlier this month. U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly, a member of the Senate Ag Committee helped craft the bill and successfully included a number of provisions …
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