Fiber-optic network provider interested in serving Valparaiso

VALPARAISO | The city could be the first in Northwest Indiana to get a new system for phone, Internet and TV service that will lower customers' costs even if they don't sign up with the provider.

Legislators told centralized child abuse hotline is wrong answer

INDIANAPOLIS | At times emotional and angry, more than a dozen Hoosiers told a legislative panel Wednesday that Indiana's centralized child abuse hotline is ineffective, dangerous and fails protect the state's most vulnerable citizens.

AL HAMNIK: Region roots run deep for Louisville guard's family

Saturday's NCAA Final Four features blockbuster programs that are a combined 128-24 and — what we love at any mega sporting event — a pair of region connections.

BRIAN HOWEY: Pumping out that Hoosier political porn

Pssst. Wanna see some political porn? Look here.

Richard Mourdock

Richard Mourdock is Indiana State Treasurer.

Zoeller asks court to revisit cop entry ruling

INDIANAPOLIS | The question of whether Hoosiers have a right to resist unlawful police entry into their homes is in the hands of the Indiana Supreme Court -- again.

Attorney General wants Ind. Supreme Court to revisit cop entry ruling

INDIANAPOLIS | Attorney General Greg Zoeller has added his voice to a growing chorus of Hoosiers urging the Indiana Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling that the right to resist illegal police entry into a home does not exist.

Attorney will appeal ruling that Hoosiers have no right to resist illegal police entry

INDIANAPOLIS | An Evansville lawyer will ask the Indiana Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling that Hoosiers have no right to resist illegal police entry into their homes.

Hoosier 9/11 expert: Death 'hugely important'

One-time Midwest lawmakers who painstakingly scrutinized Osama bin Laden's hatred of the United States cautiously celebrate his demise.

Ellsworth won't run for governor

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Former Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad Ellsworth says he won't run for Indiana governor - or any other office - next year.

Chicago Heights company to place service center in Evansville

A Chicago Heights-based operator of steel service centers is expanding its operations to open a location in Evansville with the support of the Indiana Economic Development Corp.