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Among other things, the task force said the state should give more funding to environmental agencies and provide tax incentives for developers who avoid building on wetlands.

This is a second renewal of the partnership between the School of Medicine and NIA, the largest branch for Alzheimer’s disease research within the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

A jury found Purdue University guilty of retaliation and treating a student differently because she was a woman. That included Purdue’s Dean of Students Katie Sermersheim and Vice President for Ethics and Compliance Alyssa Rollock.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission suit says an employee with a disability was fired for taking time off to attend his medical appointments and surgery.

The non-profit saw a surge in requests during the pandemic. The Milk Bank also helped over 100 families seeking breast milk amid the infant formula shortage.

Having a succession plan to pass down the family farm is important. A high-tech crime unit has a new asset in its arsenal – Bogey, a former comfort dog. And Martinsville is close to opening an opioid treatment facility.

Bogey's skills in the field will help with the identification and recovery of flash drives, cellular devices, and computers – all of which can be farmed for data.

Leanne Grotke and Coach Teri Moren talk about how much progress has been made under Title IX and what progress they hope will continue to be made in the future.

This fall, 3,482 freshmen are attending Ball State. That’s a six percent increase from last year. And it’s coming at a time when Indiana education officials say fewer Hoosier high school graduates are choosing college.

AFSCME Local 2487 employees continued to urge council to not pass the budget until contract negotiations with city administration finish.