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Happy national popcorn day; Indiana #1 producer of the crop
In 2021, over 97,000 acres of popcorn stalks were planted in Indiana; an 8% increase from the previous year. That makes Indiana the top producer in the country.
City taking feedback on Hawthorne & Weatherstone Greenway
The Hawthorne & Weatherstone Greenway is one of nine greenway projects in the city's 2019 transit plan.
Indiana transgender girls school sports ban to take effect
More than a dozen states have passed laws banning or restricting their participation in sports based on arguments that they have an unfair competitive advantage.
Moren sets program wins record as IU women roll at Illinois
Coach Teri Moren notched her 189th career win at Indiana to pass Jim Izard for the most in program history.
18 apartments destroyed by fire on North Lincoln St.
More than 40 people are being relocated after a Wednesday morning fire.
Lawmakers consider increase to Indiana earned income tax credit
Right now, eligible families could get a credit on their state taxes of just over $600. Under Rep. Chuck Goodrich’s (R-Noblesville) bill, HB1290, that would go up to more than $900.
Hoosier children continue having low vaccination rates
Even with disinformation, lack of concern and confirmation bias, the report found that most parents would vaccinate their children if it was mandatory.
Conservative school board candidates compete in Carmel
In Carmel and elsewhere in Hamilton County, schools were accused of teaching critical race theory and pushing liberal ideologies on students.
Elimination of textbook fees part of governor’s agenda
Gov. Eric Holcomb unveiled his promise of unprecedented investment in education in his State of the State address last week.
What FDA's expansion of abortion pill access might mean for Hoosiers
The Food and Drug Administration recently expanded access of abortion pills to more pharmacies, including large chains, mail-order companies and online pharmacies.
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