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Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday announced Julie Q. Smith will serve as the first Director of the Office of School Safety. -
Gables Bagels aims to open by Aug. 21 and the hotel by Sept. 15.
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Attorneys for death row inmate Roy Lee Ward and the Indiana Attorney General’s Office are sparring before the state’s highest court over whether Ward’s tentative execution date should stand. -
The Indiana Court of Appeals on Monday affirmed a ruling by a trial court judge upholding the state’s near-total abortion ban, specifically provisions relating to medical providers and potential exemptions.
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Indiana began its new fiscal year largely matching expectations, as the state brought in about $17 million more in revenue in July than the budget plan projected. -
Two-term Rep. Craig Haggard, of Mooresville, will formally announce his campaign for the 4th congressional district tomorrow, Aug. 12. His district includes portions of Hendricks, Johnson and Morgan counties. -
West Nile Virus has been found in Monroe County, the county health department announced Monday.
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Indiana University's football team ranks No. 20 in the Associated Press media poll released Monday. -
A juvenile is in custody in the Morgan County Jail who investigators believe is connected to a double homicide in Owen County on Saturday. -
The ACLU of Indiana announced an appeal after the dismissal of its lawsuit against the state's intellectual diversity law for colleges and universities. -
The Columbus riverfront project is moving forward after years of delays over permitting and funding. -
The 41st annual Legislator Scorecard was based on how legislators voted on 12 key “pro-economy, pro-jobs” policies. -
The teenager accessories store Claire’s has filed for bankruptcy and plans to close stores across the U.S., including in Bloomington. The location at College Mall advertised significant sales and displayed signs over the weekend reading “STORE CLOSING!” And “EVERYTHING MUST GO!” -
The defendants are Continental Management, Cinnaire Solutions, and Beacon Inc. -
Lower-income Hoosiers are more likely to live in older, less energy-efficient homes that use more power. Advocates say putting solar on these homes lowers their energy bills and reduces the need for more power plants — which all electric utility customers pay for. -
The Department of Natural Resources issued an advisory on Lake Monroe, asking people to take extra precautions because while toxin concentrations are below thresholds, they still require attention. -
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem branded the Indiana facility with a colorful moniker: “Speedway Slammer.” Indiana is the second high-profile example of a large, state-run facility holding undocumented immigrants, after Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz.”
