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ACLU sues Indiana Department of Correction over new law banning gender-affirming surgeries
A federal lawsuit filed Monday claims the new law violates the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments.
Chambers’ record for donations shows bipartisan support
The latest governor entrant doesn’t always vote in primaries.
Pence wants to expedite federal death penalty for mass shootings
“I'm calling for an expedited federal death penalty for anyone engaged in a mass shooting like took place in Jacksonville,” Pence tells CBS News’s Face The Nation.
Sheriff: Man held in Lawrence County jail dies after possible seizure
Sheriff Greg Day is asking the Indiana State Police to conduct an investigation into the death of Damien Pinnick, 38, after he was found unresponsive in the Lawrence County Security Center in Bedford.
More than half of Indiana second graders take IREAD-3 as reading check
Third graders are not the only ones taking the IREAD-3 - more than half of Indiana’s second graders are also taking the test.
Banning tents in parks, Sullivan tornado recovery, music academy finds home | Indiana Newsdesk
A new rule is in effect that bans tents and enclosed structures from Bloomington city parks. The road to recovery in Sullivan after a tornado. And a music academy found a home on the city’s south side.
Nursing home, manufacturing workers separately test power of strike threats in local negotiations
Two different unions in different industries might go on strike at businesses in northwest Indiana.
No more school textbook bills for Indiana parents — but what other fees can still be charged?
Some parents are raising eyebrows at new school fees, but officials say they’re needed – and far lower than before.
Newborn orangutan has died at Indiana Zoo
The baby orangutan born last week at the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo has died.
Public service workers ask for Social Security help at Braun committee hearing
Public service workers are asking U.S. Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) for help with Social Security benefits they’re being denied.
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