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Lower Cascades a step closer to possible historic designation
The city's Historic Preservation Commission could decide whether to recommend a local designation at a December meeting.
Creative Arts for Vets gives veterans opportunity to heal
The Creative Arts for Vets program sends out guidebook kits that include an art kit with materials and instructions to veterans all over the country.
IU’s Kinsey Institute in jeopardy, thriving otters, innovative housing | Indiana Newsdesk
The board of trustees is deciding whether to separate the Kinsey Institute from IU. What the state is doing to maintain a healthy otter population. And an innovative way to think about the housing crisis.
Indiana abortion clinics take new aim at broadening exceptions in abortion ban
Indiana’s former abortion care providers are taking new aim at the state’s near-total abortion ban following their loss at the state Supreme Court earlier this year.
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Former IU Foundation employee sentenced to federal prison for stealing $326,000
A woman was sentenced to one year in federal prison for embezzling funds during her employment with the Indiana University Foundation.
Indiana company plans to move away from using a potent, lesser known greenhouse gas
According to the EPA, a metal recycling company in Anderson emitted one of the most potent greenhouse gases — and emitted more of it than any other industrial facility in the country.
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River otter trapping season starts November 15
Since reintroduction to the state in 1995, otter populations in Indiana are among the highest in the world. Now going into its 9th season, otter trapping helps keep populations healthy.
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Butler athletic director and former basketball coach Barry Collier to retire in April
Butler athletic director and former men's basketball coach Barry Collier is retiring at the end of April.
Braun launches first TV ad in gubernatorial bid
He is the fourth GOP gubernatorial contender to go on air.
Chambers gets campaign boosts from past IEDC business associates
An upcoming fundraiser hosted by Michael Andretti is raising eyebrows.
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