Eric Bradner

Twenty years after the Americans with Disabilities Act became law, a state panel has released a report assessing its implementation in Indiana. 

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INDIANAPOLIS — Upset over a deal that will use tax dollars to help run the Indiana Pacers' arena, three Democratic candidates for the Indiana House held a news conference Friday to lambast Republicans they portrayed as enablers.

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After spending all 85 years of his life in the same Gibson County farmhouse, Elmer Schwiersch was not eager to hand over his family's property.

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INDIANAPOLIS: Indiana's human services agency scrapped its modernization project last year and is putting into place a replacement system that, according to early results from the Southwestern Indiana pilot, is much improved.

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SUMMARY: The Legislative Notebook recaps the week just past and previews the week ahead in Indiana government and politics. by Eric Bradner

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INDIANAPOLIS — The news that Indiana finished fiscal year 2010 with nearly $1 billion less than state lawmakers expected when they wrote the budget was not surprising to those who have read the monthly headlines about the recession dragging state revenues down the tube.

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In the race for Brad Ellsworth's 8th District U.S. House seat, Democratic state Rep. Trent Van Haaften of Mount Vernon leads Warrick County cardiologist Republican Dr. Larry Bucshon in both second-quarter fundraising and cash currently on hand.

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INDIANAPOLIS — When fiscal year 2010 began on July 1, 2009, Indiana's treasury had a surplus of $1.3 billion.

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A partnership between two energy industry giants to build smaller, less expensive nuclear power facilities could mean more jobs for a Southwestern Indiana plant that manufactures pieces for the reactor those facilities would use.

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