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State senators passed the bill Tuesday and the measure now advances to the House.

The bill would require those who maintain public beaches and piers on the lake to have highly visible, emergency flotation devices available. Local governments would also have to report drownings at public sites at least twice a year.

Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch publicly called for FSSA to pause the proposed cuts for the second time on Monday, and added a call for an independent, outside audit of the agency.

Senate Bill 202 would require regular reviews of tenured faculty to determine whether they meet certain criteria related to “intellectual diversity.”

A Bloomington woman charged last year with a racially-motivated stabbing of an Asian Indiana University student will go to trial after being deemed competent in a hearing last week.

A committee wants to replace all current precinct-based polling sites in Monroe County with vote centers, sites where county residents can vote regardless of their precinct.

Wendell Swartz, founder and owner of the Indiana restaurant chain Pizza King, died Jan. 24, 2024 at 98 years old.

Beta Sigma Psi fraternity has been placed on cease and desist for hazing. The fraternity is the second Greek organization placed on cease and desist this semester.

The January barometer fell to a reading of 106, 8 points lower than in December. Producers expressed a more pessimistic perspective about their farms’ current situation and future prospects.

Measures include education priorities, child care and lemonade stands.