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Indiana State Board of Education trims K-12 education standards by 33 percent
The board says the more concise standards will give teachers more flexibility in the classroom.
Council supports pathway for undocumented immigrants to legally drive
The council has joined a growing list of elected bodies across Indiana to express support for Senate Bill 248.
Columbus skyline getting a $3.3 million restoration
First Christian Church raised $3.3 million to save a tower that’s been a fixture of the city’s downtown since 1942.
Indiana parents are kept in the dark as schools isolate and restrain kids thousands of times
Students in Indiana are secluded and restrained thousands of times each year, according to data provided by the Indiana Department of Education.
Twelve Indiana teachers get hands-on experience, train in civil construction
The training gives educators skills and hands-on experience to teach high school students about the construction industry.
Brown Co. woman charged after crashing into IGA resulting in passenger's death
On Sunday at 11:01 p.m., emergency services were dispatched to the local IGA, where it was determined that a Chevy Trailblazer, driven by Amanda Beaver, struck the building.
Farmers worried about lowering crop prices
Delivery bids for corn fell 10 percent in the last few months, while wheat and soybean bids fell 8 percent.
Pence says 'Different times call for different leadership' in video launching presidential bid
Pence is staking his presidential hopes on Iowa as he launches a campaign that will make him the first vice president in modern history to take on his former running mate.
After hearing his sentence, Columbus man bolts from courtroom before capture
Trevin Littlejohn, 35, faces a new charge of resisting law enforcement following the episode Monday.
Ask The Mayor: Lienhoop on NexusPark Christmas tree, conference center halt, park shooting
Mayor Lienhoop tells us why there's a Christmas tree on top of NexusPark, reaction to the recent park drive-by shooting, and why the delay on a downtown conference center.
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