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Judge orders man charged with killing 2 teenage girls to remain at northern Indiana prison
Special Judge Fran Gull denied a request from attorneys for Richard Allen to relocate him from the Indiana Department of Correction’s Westville Correctional Facility.
WFIU/WTIU’s own receives first IPBS hall of fame honor
Metz served at the station for 16 years as a general manager and executive director for IU’s Radio and Television Services.
Indiana UPS workers demonstrate willingness to strike in practice picket, negotiations set to resume
Workers at a practice picket line outside an Indianapolis UPS hub say they are ready to strike as both sides prepare to resume negotiations.
Indiana lawmaker participates in White House child care policy session
“Inadequate” child care costs Indiana nearly $1.1 billion in lost economic activity each year, researchers at Indiana University and Early Learning Indiana found in 2018.
Indiana Republican governor candidates bring in $5.1 million so far this year
The race is shaping up to be one of the most expensive in state history, with more than $5 million raised already.
Bloomington Transit seeks expanded service amid Rural Transit restriction
The 2020 Census reestablished what the Federal Transit Administration considers an urbanized area, making it so that Rural Transit can't service parts of the county starting in 2024.
What to do if there are PFAS in your water
So far, IDEM has found unhealthy levels of PFAS in 19 drinking water utilities — 10 midsize utilities and nine small water utilities.
Indiana Farm Bureau shares insight to 2023 Farm Bill
The current Farm Bill expires Sept. 30. Lawmakers are expecting an extension in order to sign the bill into law before the end of the year.
AI Goes Rural brings artificial intelligence to underserved schools
The project serves both students and teachers by providing and co-designing AI education.
Storm damage disaster loan applications due
Private non-profit organizations in Indiana have until July 31 to apply for a disaster loan for damage caused from the storms on March 31.
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