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Although much progress has been made under Title IX, many believe more can be done
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.
Ball State freshman enrollment is up. Officials praise test-optional applications for helping
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.
Bloomington council questions city employee pay in 2023 budget
AFSCME Local 2487 employees continued to urge council to not pass the budget until contract negotiations with city administration finish.
How do some areas in Indiana tackle rural transit?
The Area 10 Agency on Aging serves four rural counties with its rural public transit program, Putnam, Owen, Lawrence and Monroe.
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Indiana Department of Health makes changes to COVID-19 dashboard
The COVID-19 dashboard will now be updated once a week, a step down from its previous three-times-a-week.
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Hoosiers with print disabilities can choose help voting at home under federal judge's order
People with print disabilities can choose someone to help them fill out their ballot at home and mail it back in for the November election.
Former US Rep. Mark Souder dead at 72 after cancer battle
Souder was known for his outspoken views on religion and his uncompromising conservative positions on social issues such as abortion.
Indiana’s maternal mortality rate went from bad to worse
In recent years, the rates of pregnancy-associated deaths rose for every age group, and the greatest increase is among young women between 25 and 29.
Feds allege age-based hiring discrimination at Lilly in lawsuit
The EEOC alleges that Lilly’s managers set a goal to make the workforce 40 percent “early career" workers, and required “higher levels of review and approval” for older applicants.
Indiana housing task force begins meeting to address critical shortages
The task force is meant to recommend policy changes the state can pursue to address its lack of affordable and available housing.
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