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Hood-Schifino helps No. 17 Hoosiers sweep No. 5 Purdue
It had been a dubious decade at Mackey Arena, where Indiana lost seven straight since 2012-13. That was also the last time Indiana (20-9, 11-7 Big Ten) swept the season series. Now both streaks are over.
Indiana sheriff’s deputy, Illinois suspect shot after chase
A western Indiana sheriff’s deputy was recovering Saturday a day after being shot by an attempted murder suspect from Illinois following a pursuit, Indiana State Police said.
IU to host world premiere, full-scale production of Anne Frank opera
Being the son of Schindler’s-list Holocaust survivors is a deeply personal connection for the conductor, Arthur Fagen.
Kinsey funding, war in Ukraine, Diary of Anne Frank opera | Indiana Newsdesk
House republicans vote to block state money to fund IU’s Kinsey Institute. An opera based on the Diary of Anne Frank makes its debut. And we talk to a Ukrainian student as Russia’s invasion hits the one-year mark.
Number of farms in Indiana decreased slightly in 2022
While the number of active farms in the state decreased from 55,100 to 54,800, the average farm size increased by one acre to 270 acres per farm.
Sheriff, commissioners compromise on jail maintenance position
The resolution followed weeks of disagreement between the sheriff's office and the county commissioners.
Paoli Peaks closes for the season after unusually warm weather
In a Facebook post on February 22nd, the ski resort said, “Mather Nature wasn’t on our side this year."
'Tiger King’s' Timothy Stark loses appeal, still personally liable for misappropriated funds
The southern Indiana man was found personally liable for a misappropriation of funds from his non-profit animal sanctuary, Wildlife in Need.
Weekly Statehouse update: Anti-trans, anti-LGBTQ+ bills move forward
Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
Bill to help cities with combined sewers avoid water violations passes Senate
Senate Bill 449 would make it so no water samples could get taken from cities’ CSOs during or after heavy rains.
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