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UM enrollment up 3.7% with the highest retention rate in history

After months of planning and discussion the Martin County Posse is now organized. The posse received its first work out last weekend with a training session at the Martin State

MARTIN COUNTY, Ind (WTWO/WAWV) — Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration's Indianapolis Flight Standards District Office are investigating following an emergency airplane landing in Martin County Saturday. The Martin County Sheriff's Office confirmed that the landing took place on Wood School Road north of Loogootee. According to the Sheriff's Office, at 8:10 a.m. Saturday dispatch [...]

House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.

INDIANAPOLIS—The Senate Judiciary Committee heard extensive discussion and testimony Wednesday on two bills applying to the First and Second Amendment rights of Indiana citizens.

House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.

House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.

In a stunning move, a Senate committee Wednesday effectively gutted a bill that would’ve eliminated Indiana’s license requirement to carry a handgun in public.

House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.

House Bill 1077, as it now stands, keeps Indianas handgun carry permit system in place. And it adds a new, provisional license a temporary permit a person can use to carry a handgun in public while the state processes their application for the permanent handgun license.