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Indiana's 45th District: An interview with Jeff Ellington
Ellington will be running for District 45 for the second time after losing to Bruce Borders in 2022.
IU Faculty and Staff for Israel release statement on student protests
The group wrote that they are ‘profoundly concerned about the escalating rise of antisemitism and harassment of Jews besetting IU.’
FSSA lays out providers, tier-system transition from attendant care to Structured Family Caregiving
FSSA is hosting webinars every other Wednesday until July 1 to provide updates for Medicaid members under the age of 59 currently on the Aged and Disabled waiver.
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Law professor calls Rokita's opinion on pronoun use in workplace 'counterproductive'
Attorney General Todd Rokita issued an advisory opinion about what federal and state laws say about pronoun use in the workplace.
Judge strikes down state law banning help for minors with abortion access in other states
Planned Parenthood sued Indiana in 2017 over a state law that banned it and its staff from informing minor patients about abortion laws in other states.
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Bloomington cancels housing assistance program for police, firefighters
The City of Bloomington has canceled a $3 million pilot program to help city police officers and firefighters buy homes in city limits.
Curbs can be a physical and social barrier for wheelchair users. One program teaches kids to roll past them
Most people who use a wheelchair say they fear falling or have actually fallen. That’s because many do not get hands-on training on how to use it.
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Ball State joins pro-Palestinian college protests with small ‘encampment’
Ball State University joined students at college campuses across the country Wednesday evening as a group of students organized to protest the conflict in Gaza.
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Your bushes probably don’t have boxwood blight
The first case of boxwood blight in Indiana was recorded in 2018.
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Two former IU student government presidents reflect on turbulent time for protests in 60s
IU students government presidents from the late '60s share their thoughts on campus protests.
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