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Indiana becomes first state to file lawsuits against TikTok
TikTok has said in the past U.S. consumer data is not subject to Chinese law. But in July, it acknowledged that non-U.S. employees had access to U.S. consumer data.
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Edgewood student apprehended with gun at school
According to an email sent to families by superintendent Jerry Sanders, School Resource Officers and administrators were able to take the gun from the student without incident.
IU bounces back from first loss with 81-65 rout of Nebraska
Trayce Jackson-Davis had the first triple-double of his career and third in Indiana University history with 12 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists.
Ex-prison worker faces 100-year sentence for knife attack
Kristen L. Wolf, of Madison, also will plead guilty to attempted murder and attempted battery by means of a deadly weapon.
Inflation turning some Hoosiers into hunters
A busier-than-average hunting season has some experts pointing to high grocery bills as a major culprit.
Indiana’s new student performance website will launch without schools’ A-F grade
The site created by the Indiana Department of Education is intended to show how school performance goes beyond a single test score.
The Hoosier story behind Pearl Harbor’s Hickam airfield
Lt. Col. Horace Hickam is best remembered as an early advocate for military airpower, but his descendants still share stories about his life in rural Indiana.
City Limits: Residents share frustrations with Fullerton Pike Project as work for final phase starts
A resident of the Highlands neighborhood told the Monroe County Commissioners Wednesday she wants trees cut down last week to be replaced sooner rather than later.
Juul to pay state $15.7 million in multistate vaping settlement
Dozens of states alleged that Juul used unethical marketing practices that led to the rise of the nation’s youth vaping crisis over the past few years.
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NCAA's transfer portal changing landscape of college athletics
More than 1,000 players have already entered this transfer portal window, which runs through Jan. 18. Another portal window is open May 1-15. Last year, more than three thousand athletes entered the portal.
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