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Indiana FSSA announces more opportunities for state businesses to apply for child care grants
The Family and Social Services Administration has added another round of its employer-sponsored child care grants.
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New state grant program to help rural communities with energy efficiency, conservation
Rural communities in Indiana can get $1.46 million in energy efficiency and conservation grants.
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Ivy Tech’s Cyber Range to boost cybersecurity training
The college plans on unveiling the Cyber Range fall 2024.
Arguments heard in case alleging law discriminates against certain immigrants’ driving privileges
A district court heard a case Friday alleging the state is prioritizing certain groups when providing government-issued licenses. The ACLU of Indiana and the National Immigration Law Center filed the case on behalf of five Indiana residents from Haiti who want to get driver’s licenses.
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Why hasn’t Indiana raised its minimum wage?
An MIT calculator shows the average living wage for an adult Hoosier with no children is more than 15 dollars an hour.
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Hoosiers drop Classic opener, to play Louisville today
Malik Reneau led the Hoosiers (3-1) with 18 points. He helped Indiana stay within striking distance by scoring 15 in the first half but fouled out with seven minutes left.
Scalia, Holmes lead IU past Lipscomb
Indiana hit 53% of its shots in the second quarter and outscored Lipscomb 21-6 for a 39-18 halftime lead.
Marijuana legalization in Indiana, abortion and OB-GYN training, youth hunting | Indiana Newsdesk
Will Indiana ever legalize the drug as Hoosiers cross state lines to purchase it? The state’s near-total abortion ban has thrown a wrench into Indiana University’s OB-GYN training program. And we visit with a family using the upcoming youth hunting weekend to hone their skills.
Hamilton library board ends controversial review policy, will return books to teen section
The Hamilton East Public Library board voted Thursday to end a policy that has attracted widespread criticism and thrust the suburban library system into a heated national debate.
One of the world's largest percussion events is held in Indianapolis
More than 5,700 percussionists descended on Indianapolis last week for one of the largest such gatherings in the world.
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