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Suspended license? Indiana lawmakers commit to ‘fix’ BMV insurance verification notices
A Senate bill seeks to stop insured Hoosiers from unknowingly having their licenses suspended.
Beer and liquor wholesalers face off over mixed drinks legislation
Beer representatives contended that the bill was a “tweak,” while the liquor industry said it made “fundamental” changes.
Rutgers uses balanced attack to beat Indiana 66-57 for 1st Big Ten victory
Rutgers picked up its first Big Ten Conference win of the season with a 66-57 victory over Indiana.
Holcomb reflects in final State of the State, announces historic economic development investment
Gov. Eric Holcomb spent most of his final State of the State address reflecting on Indiana's accomplishments in the last seven years.
Police investigating fatal shooting behind Wheeler Mission
Bloomington police are looking for a suspect who shot and killed a man behind Wheeler Mission Tuesday afternoon.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Sakbun settling in 'firing on all cylinders'
Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun's first episode as he settles in 'firing on all cylinders.'
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IU Jacobs School members nominated for Grammy Awards
Several faculty and alumni at the Jacobs School of Music earned prestigious Grammy Award nominations this year.
IU suspends professor after Palestine event, faculty say IU broke procedure
Associate Professor of Political Science and Middle Eastern Studies Abdulkader Sinno was suspended for two semesters after the club hosted an event without an approved room request.
Should Indiana have rent control laws?
The lack of rent control laws affects limited-income families the most.
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Indiana will mandate the science of reading. Here's how one school is changing
Indiana is trying to overhaul how children are taught to read with a statewide mandate to follow the latest scientific research. But experts say that for change to take hold, it will take work — and buy in — from educators around the state.
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