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Holcomb unveils 2024 agenda focused on education and training, from childhood to beyond high school
Gov. Eric Holcomb’s agenda for his final year in office is centered on educating and training Hoosiers — from early childhood to beyond high school.
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Affordable housing, consumer protections lead Prosperity Indiana’s legislative priorities
Prosperity Indiana's Andrew Bradley said the organization will focus on concerns over the “supply, access and habitability” of affordable housing.
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Purdue study finds link between smoking and cancer in dog breed
A recent Purdue study found that Scottish terriers exposed to smoke are six times more likely to develop bladder cancer.
Cook Group selling off biotech company in West Lafayette
The approximately 275 Cook Biotech employees will become RTI Surgical employees when the sale is finalized late this month of early February.
IU students attend UN’s international climate conference
Indiana University students and faculty joined the international climate discussion at the recent United Nation’s 28th Conference of Parties.
Malik Reneau scores 19 of his 23 in 2nd half, Indiana beats Ohio State 71-65
Malik Reneau made 10 of 16 from the field and scored 19 of his 23 points in the second half, Xavier Johnson added 18 points and Indiana beat Ohio State 71-65.
No. 14 Indiana women beat Nebraska 91-69 for 12th straight victory
The Hoosiers beat the Cornhuskers for the seventh time in the last eight matchups and lead the all-time series 12-6.
Hatfield won’t seek re-election; running for judge instead
Evansville Rep. Ryan Hatfield, a Democrat, announced Thursday he will run for Vanderburgh County Circuit Court Judge, making 2024 his last session after seven years in the General Assembly.
Hill promises ban on BMV personal data sales if elected
A December report to the State Budget Committee estimated the state agency would make $26 million in data sales —which can include name, date of birth, addresses, odometer readings and license plate numbers.
Summer EBT program to help hungry children
An estimated 669,000 Hoosier children will qualify for Summer EBT, a grocery benefit designed to combat child hunger.
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