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IU announces first new VP of university relations in 23 years
IU officials announced Thursday Indy Chamber President and CEO Michael Huber will replace Bill Stephan as the vice president for university relations.
Kinsey Institute celebrates 75 years of human sexuality research
Leaders of the Kinsey Institute talk about the significance of 75 years of human sexuality research and their hopes for its future.
Indiana lawmakers appear no closer to cannabis legalization after hours of testimony
The legislature has been examining the subject for about four years. And the testimony in a legislative study committee this week didn't differ much from what lawmakers have heard before.
Indiana program offers families of special needs students educational stipends
The program received support from school choice advocates, but some worry it could impact quality of education in public schools.
IGWC recommends “no” on strike vote Sunday
In its statement, the IGWC Coordinating Committee said that while it insists union recognition is the only path forward, many of its demands have already been met.
Police say man who hid in downtown Bloomington storm sewer Tuesday assaulted a woman that morning
An officer spoke with a woman that morning who said a man had come to her cabin outside the city at 6:30 a.m., threatened her with a machete, and sexually assaulted her. She identified the man as Swartzentruber to officers.
Indiana appeals judge’s order blocking state’s abortion ban
The appeal comes as Indiana abortion clinics were preparing to see patients again on Friday.
Holcomb directs flags to half-staff to honor slain officer
Holcomb asked Friday that flags be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset Monday, the date of the public funeral for Richmond Police Officer Seara Burton.
Indiana abortion clinics reopening after judge blocks ban
Indiana’s seven abortion clinics were to lose their state licenses under the ban — which only permits abortions within its narrow exceptions to take place in hospitals or outpatient surgical centers.
Court documents detail tragic scooter death
A probable cause affidavit tells the full story about the death of Nathanial Stratton.
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