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Lawmakers call for student protections, accountability following news investigation
A WFYI investigation revealed some Indiana schools aren’t accurately reporting how often they forcibly isolate and restrain students. A lawmaker said the reporting showed "the state has failed families.”
Indy attorney, cousin sentenced for part in Jan. 6 insurrection
Quentin Cantrell drove from Indianapolis to Washington Jan. 5 with cousins Jared and Eric Cantrell. The next day, they attended the “Stop the Steal” rally before marching to the Capitol
Martin County counts losses after fatal storm
Martin County EMS confirmed one death and one injury as of 2 p.m. Monday: a husband and wife in the same home south of Shoals.
Man who attacked jail officer went on violent crime spree beforehand, police say
Police say Christopher Head attacked several people, including a woman with a child.
Pregnant Workers Fairness Act is 'a great step in the right direction'
A new federal act allows for greater access to workplace accommodations for employees that are or were recently pregnant.
1 killed, another hurt after tornado destroys home in southern Indiana
First responders labored for hours to carve a path through dense forest in order to facilitate the movement of rescue equipment into Lost River Township in Martin County.
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Black nurses need us to talk about racism in health care and address it
New, national survey shows the majority of nurses in the U.S. have seen or experienced racism in the workplace. Leading professionals say such discrimination’s impact is far-reaching.
Sheriff's office says Monroe Co. officer was attacked while patrolling outside jail
The sheriff’s office says Christopher Head used a Thermos to strike Sergeant Avery Brahaum while he was conducting checks behind the jail facility Saturday.
Artificial intelligence in farming, College and Walnut Corridor, school vouchers | Indiana Newsdesk
Artificial intelligence has been revolutionizing a number of industries - even farming. Bloomington is exploring changes to the College and Walnut corridor. And a new report that explains where school voucher money is going.
Indiana receives $76 million for crisis care
Part of the funds came from the Opioid Settlement payouts.
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