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Thomson discusses strategy on ongoing projects before term starts
Bloomington Mayor-elect Kerry Thomson discusses the ongoing city projects she'll be tasked with once she takes office.
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State awards employers $18.1 million in childcare grants
The money from federal COVID relief funds will help employers set up and expand on-site childcare programs for their workers, reserve seats in local childcare programs, and offer tuition benefits.
Purdue study finds national policies to reduce carbon emissions likely to improve water quality
The researchers say their findings underline that policies to reduce carbon emissions will have other unintended benefits.
Your college student is back home and you want to talk mental health? Keep this in mind
Experts say parents need to be aware of the stigma associated with mental health issues when speaking with their children.
New FAFSA application opens Sunday, aims to gives more financial aid
Indiana requires almost all high school seniors to complete the form.
A quieter year for health care bills
Stakeholders anticipate that 2024 will be a quieter year for health care legislation after several hefty initiatives in prior years.
Two outgoing GOP mayors say cities need fewer restrictions from state
Two outgoing Republican mayors in Columbus and Terre Haute say local officials need fewer restrictions from the state in running municipalities.
Police shooting of Bedford man justified, says prosecutor
The prosecutor issued a statement saying police shot 47-year-old Daymond Hubbard when he accelerated toward an officer with his car.
Holcomb hopes lawmakers leave contentious issues 'for another day' in his final session
Gov. Eric Holcomb plans to unveil his final legislative agenda on Jan. 8, 2024.
Indiana Chamber of Commerce wants focus on scope of practice, cost-shifting in 2024
Among other things, the chamber wants the General Assembly to consider expanding scope of practice for nurse practitioners, pharmacists and physician assistants.
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