Legislation terminating Valparaiso streaming services lawsuit advances
State lawmakers appear determined to deny Valparaiso its day in court to seek unpaid franchise fees from video streaming companies.
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State lawmakers appear determined to deny Valparaiso its day in court to seek unpaid franchise fees from video streaming companies.
Senate Bill 412 specifies the Little Calumet River commission is subject only to the Army Corps of Engineers for sediment and debris removal, or other riverbank improvements.
The Democratic candidates for Gary mayor stood united at the Statehouse Wednesday in support of a plan to use undesignated state resources to redevelop the Steel City.
The Indiana House has approved legislation that would end a class-action lawsuit filed by Valparaiso seeking to collect a 5% franchise fee from video streaming services.
The city of Valparaiso is asking state lawmakers to authorize five additional alcohol-sales permits for restaurants in and near downtown.