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Governor moves LEAP water study away from Indiana Economic Development Corporation oversight
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb directed the Indiana Finance Authority Monday to take over a study looking into whether water in Tippecanoe County could be used to support a large industrial district in Lebanon.
Sheriff's office looking for 64-year-old man in Stinesville shooting
IU Health Bloomington Police Department called the sheriff’s office early Wednesday to report a male had arrived at the hospital with a gunshot wound.
College enrollment increases for first time in over 10 years
This year was the first in 13 years that college enrollment in Indiana has increased.
All Options receives first donation of disposable period underwear
Indiana is one of more than 20 states with a sales tax on women’s period supplies, according to the Alliance For Period Supplies.
Big Ten champion Hoosiers open NCAA soccer tournament play Thursday
It will be the 37th straight appearance in the NCAA tournament for the Hoosiers, and the 48th overall.
Several Indiana counties placed under burn ban
There is a restriction on outdoor burning, such as burning piles of leaves or any outdoor fires.
Indiana Supreme Court takes on behavioral health crisis, uptick in caseload
Rush also highlighted a post-pandemic recovery in caseload, changes in technology and transparency and a dragging bar passage rate in its latest annual report.
Farmer sentiment rises as lower crop price risks ease
The Ag Economy Barometer index rose four points as producers expressed slight optimism about current and future prospects on their farms.
Former Shelbyville Rep. Eberhart agrees to plead guilty to felony charge
The U.S. Attorney’s Office said he had conspired “with others to solicit and receive the promise of future, lucrative employment with a gaming company in exchange for his support of legislation beneficial to the gaming company.”
Rep. Bob Cherry won’t seek reelection, ending 25 years in seat
The Greenfield Republican will have served in Indiana’s House of Representatives for 25 years — since 1998. His district, 53, includes parts of Hancock and Madison counties.
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