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Bill aims to keep state from releasing non-resident prisoners in Indianapolis – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Bill aims to keep state from releasing non-resident prisoners in Indianapolis – Indianapolis Business Journal

House Bill 1087, authored by Rep. Justin Moed, D-Indianapolis, would require the Indiana Department of Correction—with some exceptions—to return offenders to the county where they lived when they were convicted.

Source: ibj.com
Bill advances to protect police with 25-foot buffer between them, bystanders - Vimarsana News

Bill advances to protect police with 25-foot buffer between them, bystanders

The Indiana House last week approved a bill that is meant to protect police, but it could make it more difficult for Hoosiers to observe or record police at an

More Main Street housing underway in downtown Chattanooga's hot Southside - Vimarsana News

More Main Street housing underway in downtown Chattanooga's hot Southside

More housing is coming to downtown Chattanooga's hot Southside as a new multifamily building is moving ahead, but a neighbor has expressed dismay that ground-floor commercial space was cut from the project.

ACLU criticizes Indiana bill creating 25-foot zone around police - Vimarsana News

ACLU criticizes Indiana bill creating 25-foot zone around police

Trespassers of the 25-foot zone, according to the proposed Indiana bill, will be considered as encroaching on an investigation and could be arrested.

Committee weighs rights of trans prisoners, police bystanders - Vimarsana News

Committee weighs rights of trans prisoners, police bystanders

The Indiana House Courts and Criminal Code Committee approved a bill Wednesday that would restrict the Department of Corrections from using any state resources or paying for hormone therapy or