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New kiosks set up across Indiana to connect people facing eviction with legal services
The kiosks will initially focus on serving Hoosiers facing eviction or housing instability and will expand to include other legal topics next year.
Sen. Young joins Democrats as same-sex marriage legislation clears key Senate hurdle
U.S. Senator Todd Young was among 12 Republicans voting with Democrats to move forward on the legislation.
US Sen. Mike Braun says decision near on Indiana governor run
Braun has talked openly for months about the possibility of trying to replace Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb, who can’t seek reelection because of term limits.
Council ends year-long creamery debate
To make way for their project, the property owners requested to relocate the alley directly south.
Survey: Hoosiers can expect to pay about 14 percent more for Thanksgiving this year
A survey from the Indiana Farm Bureau shows the average cost of a Thanksgiving dinner for 10 this year is $61.00, or $6.10 per person.
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Backlash from attorney's speech at Edgewood High School
Lamb told Indiana Public Media there was never a set script, and his comments were meant to describe his life experience as a veteran.
Indiana reports first monkeypox death, but virus slowed by vaccine
In its announcement, IDOH said monkeypox was a factor, but other health conditions also contributed to their death. No other information will be released about the person due to patient privacy laws.
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Faculty Council task force calls for research reorganization pause
In March, the Office of the Vice President for Research announced a plan to centralize the budget for research, eliminating Bloomington’s Vice Provost for Research and shifting decision-making from campuses to the system administration.
MCCSC will buy Herald-Times building for $2.9 million
Located near the MCCSC administrative building, the three-story limestone building will become a family welcome center, community meeting and building services space.
Muncie police officer to plead guilty to federal excessive force charges
According to the FBI investigation that led to the charges, Winkle kicked, punched, used knee-strikes and a taser on several arrestees without justification.
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