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Despite advocate hopes, federal agency will not prevent return of Medicaid premiums
The state said it will release its plan for the return of Medicaid premiums in January.
1 in 5 child deaths in Indiana in 2022 due to abuse or neglect
According to the DCS's annual report, 44 of the deaths were due to neglect and 17 due to abuse.
17 abortions meet exceptions under ban, new report shows
Nine of the 17 abortions since Aug. 21 cited a lethal fetal anomaly; seven were due to a serious health risk or life of the woman and one was due to rape or incest.
Holmes scores 30, Garzon hits key 3-pointer, No. 16 Indiana women turn back Illinois 77-71
No. 16 Indiana ran its winning streak to 10 with a 77-71 win over Illinois on Sunday.
Former fast-food building linked to 1978 unsolved slayings in Indiana to be demolished
The building that was Burger Chef in Speedway was the site where four young workers were abducted in 1978 and found slain two days later in a field a county away.
Reneau scores career-high 34, leads Indiana over Kennesaw State 100-87
Sophomore Malik Reneau set a career high for a second straight game to lead Indiana to a 100-87 victory over Kennesaw State.
Indiana State athletic director Clinkscales steps down; Lansing named interim AD
Sherard Clinkscales had been the Sycamores’ athletic director since 2016.
Indiana 2023 high school graduation rate climbs, but trails decade high
The 2014 graduation rate of 90.1 percent was the highest since Indiana began collecting data in 2012, according to the department.
Regenstrief Researcher: Better care needed for sexual and gender minority people as they age
LGBTQ+ individuals may be more likely to need long term care as they age, but also face increased risk of discrimination, according to a review article from the Regenstrief Institute.
Smith Road to be partially closed 90 days for road expansion
Milestone Contractors is expected to begin work late next month or early March, with utility relocation currently underway.
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