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Researchers develop tool to identify grief after pregnancy loss
The tool is used to screen patients who are suffering with mental health complications associated with reproductive grief.
Advocates say Indiana’s debt protections are weak. New legislation could further weaken
The National Consumer Law Center recently identified Indiana as having weak debt protections laws, and some advocates are concerned about how this is affecting consumers.
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Penn St. pulls an Ace to sink Indiana, downing Hoosiers at Assembly Hall for first time since '14
Penn State hadn’t beaten Indiana in Bloomington since a 66-65 win on Feb. 12, 2014.
Obscene, or just objectionable? Here’s how Indiana schools are tackling library book complaints.
A new law took effect in January, but local school officials have been dealing with book challenges for years.
‘Questionable’ content, ‘graphic’ imagery lead to book bans at Indiana school libraries
Book challenges have caused a ruckus in Indiana but are pretty rare, according to a new investigation.
Novo Holdings acquires Catalent
Novo Nordisk along with Sanofi and Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly control over 90 percent of the world insulin market.
Holcomb joins other GOP governors in Texas to push for border security
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb stood alongside Texas’ border with Mexico on Sunday with a dozen other governors as Lone Star State Gov. Greg Abbott promised to expand his border strategy.
Rokita defends gun rights for Hoosiers with expunged crimes
In a Friday opinion, Attorney General Todd Rokita rebuked the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for denying certain Hoosiers with expunged criminal records the right to purchase a firearm.
Amanda Lowery selected as Indiana’s new 9th Congressional District GOP chair
She replaces longtime chair and former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel, who recently tendered his resignation amid an ongoing criminal investigation.
Graduate student government issues resolution on Kinsey Institute
The GPSG is advocating against the administration’s plan from last fall to create a 501(c)(3), separating Kinsey administration from the university.
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