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Indiana receives an F for public education support

The state received 25.5 points out of 102 possible. That total is down from the 2024 report which gave Indiana 52 points out of 111 possible.

The intake photo of Mindi Wilson, a orange-haired woman in a striped inmate uniform

Bedford postal clerk arrested for mail theft

A Bedford postal worker has been charged with theft after an investigation from the USPS Inspector General.

Greg Ballard meets with supporters gathering signatures on his behalf in Indianapolis on June 13, 2026.

Ballard campaign disavows ‘rogue’ volunteer accused of forging signatures

Indiana State Police confirm investigation.

Bowsman Road remains blocked by fallen trees. Road crews continue to clear debris.

Western Monroe County assesses tornado damage

Roads and driveways remain blocked by fallen trees and downed power lines, and residents are without power.

About 150 people gathered at the Clay County Jail in Brazil, Indiana, to call for the release of Salah Sarsour. They hold signs that say "You can't deport a movement" and "Come for one face us all."

Judge orders release of Muslim leader detained by ICE in Clay County

A federal judge ordered ICE to release a prominent Muslim leader and advocate for Palestine from the Clay County Jail. Salah Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, was arrested by ICE on March 30 in Milwaukee.

Braun announces former lawmaker as next commerce secretary

Gaylor Electric CEO Chuck Goodrich is Indiana’s next commerce secretary.

Sticky notes with ideas for improving quality of place are pictured at a “Ramp Up to READI 2.0” workshop at the St. Joe County Public Library on Nov. 17, 2023.

IEDC ‘on track’ to close out first edition of community grants; start awarding new round

Indiana Economic Development Corp. leaders say the state’s $1 billion economic development grant program is right on schedule.

State regulators approve $70M increase for AES, less than utility originally sought

Gov. Mike Braun disparages decision.

University of Evansville Physical Therapy Student Lynae McKibben works with Craig Doninger of Evansville in Late May. Doninger is a quadriplegic. McKibben is using specialized gear to attach his hands to the pully bar, allowing him to use the gym equipment at 517 Fitness in Evansville. Doninger was one of five in a pilot program designed to remove barriers to exercising for those with spinal cord injuries.

Pilot program yields positive results for those with spinal cord injuries

Personal trainers modified gym exercises for the individual to reduce barriers to physical exercise and make working out possible again

Roman Celentano was drafted by FC Cincinatti in 2022

Former IU goalkeeper takes cut from U.S. World Cup team in stride

Roman Celentano was not selected for the World Cup roster, but remains in good spirits.

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