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Deputy Mayor Don Griffin to run for Bloomington mayor in 2023
Griffin’s plan to run comes two weeks after Bloomington mayor John Hamilton’s announced he will not be running for reelection in 2023.
Indiana educators gearing up for new middle school civics course
Middle school students will be required to take the one-semester civics course before starting high school.
Indiana group weighs in on upcoming U.S. Supreme Court election case
The case boils down to this: North Carolina Republicans want the Supreme Court to decide that only state legislatures have the power to decide how congressional elections are run, with no oversight from state courts or constitutions.
Gov. Holcomb released from hospital after pneumonia treatment
In a statement released Saturday, she said Holcomb had been released and was resting at home.
Judge rules against Rokita but investigation may continue
In a statement, Bernard's attorney Kathleen DeLaney said the judge's ruling found that Rokita's unlawful actions caused irreparable harm to Bernard's reputation and professional standing.
Judge blocks Indiana abortion ban on religious freedom grounds
A group of anonymous women and the organization Hoosier Jews For Choice sued the state in September, arguing the ban infringes on their religious beliefs.
Support group raising funds to build accessible playground
A Washington resident founded a support group for those with family members with special needs. It's called Comforting Hearts and started a discussion about a new accessible playground.
Indiana judge issues gag order in case of 2 slain teen girls
Anyone violating the order could be charged with contempt of court and face a fine or incarceration.
Experts say state should invest in education, public health heading into 2023
Experts discuss what the state of Indiana should invest in for long-term economic success for 2023.
Governor Holcomb hospitalized with pneumonia, responding well to treatment
The statement said Holcomb sought medical attention for the flu on Thursday afternoon, but was hospitalized Friday out of “an abundance of caution” after being diagnosed with pneumonia.
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