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Farmer sentiment remains stable as fears of inflation subside
Seventy percent of farmers surveyed expected inflation rate for consumer items to be four percent or lower in 2024.
Child care legislation coming, but pricey ideas iffy
Advocates are optimistic that interim recommendations will get traction — but, “I’ve been wrong before,” one says.
State police investigating death of inmate at Orange County Jail
According to an ISP release, jail officers delivering breakfast at around 5 a.m. Saturday found 54-year-old Jeanne Ross of Mooresville unresponsive in her cell.
Indiana testing explained: Why do kids take so many standardized tests?
State and federal guidelines require that students take certain tests to measure their growth, provide feedback to parents and educators, and help shape state policy.
How can Hoosiers find jobs online without falling victim to employment scams?
Job scammers are more likely to lure potential employees away from company sites, and attempt to chat on websites such as Facebook or Google Meet.
Thomson, city council members sworn in at New Year’s Day ceremony
Mayor Kerry Thomson and the newly elected council members were sworn in at a Monday ceremony, marking the beginning of their terms.
Indiana's Energy Assistance Program helps Hoosiers with utility costs
The state’s program is funded through a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Losing sleep over binge watching shows and online shopping? New survey finds 75% of U.S. adults do too
Sleep deprivation can lead to a host of mental, emotional and physical health impacts.
After landmark legislation, Indiana Republican leadership call for short, ‘fine-tuning’ session
The session beginning Jan. 8, 2024, must adjourn by March 14.
City partners with SCCAP to support low-income families
The city said in a press release that SCCAP will launch its debt relief program in the first quarter of 2024.
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