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IU Health awards nearly $10M to improve health outcomes for Hoosiers in need
IU Health awarded $9.6 million in grant money to 14 community partners which will help address social and environmental issues that affect people’s health.
Evansville voters make history, elects first woman mayor and first Black mayor
Voters elected Democrat Stephanie Terry, who is African American, over Republican Natalie Rascher.
Woman pleads guilty in connection to boy found dead in a suitcase
The woman entered a guilty plea to conspiracy to commit murder, a Level 1 felony. She will be sentenced later this month.
City Limits: Why add bike lanes to S.R. 45? What do users think?
INDOT plans to install bike lanes on part of State Road 45 on Bloomington’s east side. The project has received mixed reactions, even among some bicyclists.
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Candidate who wouldn't denounce Moms for Liberty chapter after Hitler quote wins Indiana mayor race
A Republican candidate who refused to denounce a local Moms for Liberty Chapter that used a quote by Adolf Hitler in a newsletter earlier this year has won the election for mayor of Carmel.
Episode 5: Lynch Law
In this episode, we’ll hear from experts convinced that justice officials considered race when they selected which people to kill — and when. Why that might be, and what it says about the federal death penalty’s ability to deliver justice, and mercy, without bias.
Duke Bennett shares thoughts after last night's surprising election
After 16 years, Republican Duke Bennett will no longer be mayor of Terre Haute. Bennett lost to political newcomer Brandon Sakbun.
Woman arrested after driving car into Indianapolis building she thought was `Israel school'
Indianapolis police say no one was injured in late Friday’s crash.
Donald Trump Jr., US Rep. Jim Banks push ‘anti-woke’ politics and shopping
Host PublicSquare says it’s creating a conservative alternative to Amazon.
State Rep. Haggard announces congressional bid — if incumbent doesn’t run
U.S. Rep. Jim Baird announced reelection last month, despite rumors of retirement.
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