Students got their first look at the renovated space Wednesday as the conference launched its B1G Build program at Fairview.
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One teenager is dead and one is in the hospital after a crash on State Road 446 in the early hours of Wednesday at the Charles Deam Wilderness.
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The court decided after hearing arguments over whether the Indiana Recount Commission acted properly in disallowing six ballots — all cast for Deery — that lacked a county clerk’s stamp or signature.
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The money will fund refurbishing and modifying existing machines.
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In question is an injunction protecting a class of Hoosiers who say thier religious beliefs conflict with the state’s near-total ban.
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A daylong summit hosted by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce explored cheaper and pricier childcare solutions.
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Columbus Mayor Mary Ferdon said the city has received interest from developers looking for places to build data centers.
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The yellowish-brown color is the result of manganese oxidizing in the distribution system.
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The concert will be led by conductor Ernest Richardson, who is the principal pops and resident conductor of the Omaha Symphony.
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Indiana State Police is seeking nearly $30 million in federal funding for surveillance technology, vehicles and investigative tools that would bolster the agency’s work with federal immigration authorities.
Charlie Becker caught two touchdowns in IU's first game of the season.
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Last year, the annual report by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression placed IU last among public universities.
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The Hoosiers jumped Oregon, which had a narrow victory as large favorites against Boise State
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
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The ISP Criminal Interdiction Unit conducted a traffic stop on a commercial motor vehicle traveling eastbound on I-70
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Two Flock cameras formerly contracted with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office were cut down over the weekend.
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Utility work is beginning ahead of the replacement of the Eagleson Avenue bridge on Indiana University's campus.
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Republican candidate Max Engling criticizes the new party over its lack of policy agenda and unclear process for picking future candidates.
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The all-day event will be hosted at the Brown County Inn starting at 11 a.m.
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IU Bloomington welcomed one of its largest classes in history this year. IU Indianapolis, IU Online and IU’s regional campuses saw growth from new undergraduate students.
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Marshall County Prosecutor Nelson Chipman said he couldn't conclude that the 50-year-old caller was "capable of forming the requisite intent to support a criminal conviction."