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Vast majority of Indiana counties agree to take new health funding, provide more services
The new state budget delivered $75 million this fiscal year and $150 million next year in new, public health funding for counties — up from just $6.9 million a year the last couple of decades.
Columbus kicks off fourth downtown exhibit 'Public By Design'
Thousands of community members and visitors ushered in Exhibit Columbus featuring 13 new works of art and architecture throughout downtown.
Ask The Mayor: Lienhoop on Exhibit Columbus, water testing, Commons code
We meet Mayor Lienhoop at an installation of Exhibit Columbus to talk about why a city well pump is being shut down, and update on NexusPark, and new rules for the Commons.
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Bloomington Farm Stop Collective rebrands in inclusivity effort, activist backlash follows
Activists say the renaming is an attempt from the farm collective to distance itself from past controversies.
Lizard native to Europe found in southern Indiana near Ohio border
Common wall lizards are native to Europe. The Indiana DNR is concerned they could compete with native lizards for food and shelter.
Farmer sentiment dips in August
According to the Ag Economy Barometer, over half of those surveyed expect interest rates to rise in the next year.
Little 500 cyclist hit by car on road to recovery
Beta Sigma Psi cyclist Conor Furlong was biking his usual path to Lake Monroe on Aug. 21 when he was hit by a car. His accident was the first of three Little 500 cyclist/motor vehicle accidents in August.
Indiana elections chief pushes voter registration ahead of municipal elections
September is recognized as National Voter Registration Month by the National Association of Secretaries of State.
ACLU sues over new Indiana law making licenses, ID cards available only to Ukrainian immigrants
A federal lawsuit claims a new Indiana law unfairly prevents most immigrants from accessing state driver’s licenses or identification cards.
Fewer Hoosier kids take advantage of free summer meals, despite ongoing hunger challenges
A new Food Research & Action Center report shows decline in breakfasts and lunches served in Indiana.
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