Senators question bill to allow pharmacists to prescribe birth control
A bill that would allow pharmacists to prescribe birth control to Hoosiers saw some opposition in a Senate health committee after easily passing the House last month.
Armed civilian who stopped Greenwood mall gunman named Citizen of the Year
The armed civilian who fatally shot the Greenwood Park Mall gunman was honored by the city of Greenwood and a local VFW post Tuesday night.
Symbol of hope: Franciscan Health creates memorial for work during pandemic
Wave after wave of sick patients kept coming.
Johnson County Community Foundation leader to retire
An era of leadership is drawing to a close at the Johnson County Community Foundation.
Greenwood council OK’s ARPA spending for fire appartus, cameras
Greenwood’s city council unanimously approved using nearly $426,000 in federal relief funds to help pay for fire trucks and security cameras.
Center Grove hosting community input session Thursday
Center Grove Community School Corporation will host a public conversation session Thursday, welcoming participants to voice their opinions on all school-related topics.
Limits on foreign ownership of US farmland gain support in Congress
WASHINGTON — Bipartisan momentum is building in Congress to restrict China and other foreign adversaries from purchasing U.S. farmland, a reflection of a similar push by some states as well as apprehension over Chinese spy balloons, rising land prices and growing international competition.
Mayfield bill would prevent spending on sex reassignment surgery for inmates
State and federal dollars could not be used for gender-affirming sexual reassignment surgery for offenders imprisoned in Indiana, under a bill passed by a Senate panel Tuesday.
Spray to depart, Clark-Pleasant school board launches supt. search
After a decade leading the school district, Clark-Pleasant’s superintendent will leave this summer to take a job as Perry Township Schools’ new superintendent.
County voting equipment passes test ahead of May primary
Johnson County’s election equipment is ready for the upcoming municipal primary after nearly 2.5 hours of testing Tuesday.