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IU freshman dies in e-scooter crash
An IU freshman became the first e-scooter death on campus last month. A police report was issued by the IU Police Department but the university has not made an official comment.
University Properties to build 135 bedrooms by Memorial Stadium
Construction will begin in November and finish by August 2024.
Indiana judge declines request to block state’s abortion ban
Special Judge Kelsey Hanlon didn’t give any explanation for her decision with the order denying a temporary injunction sought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana.
Mt. Vernon man charged in death of infant daughter
Following an autopsy on Sept. 12, the Vanderburgh County Coroner’s Office ruled the death a homicide.
Six elected officials in Indiana registered as Oath Keepers
Alex Friedfeld, Investigative Researcher with the ADL Center on Extremism, published the report about one year after the initial leak, which contained more than 38,000 names.
Is Indiana's abortion law bad for business?
Much of the uncertainty surrounding the economic impact of the new abortion law is due to the fact that the constitutional right to abortion had been upheld for nearly a half century.
Provisional railway labor deal prevents strike: here's what we avoided
The deal comes as two railroad unions were poised to strike at midnight. That would have been detrimental to the economy, shipments on food, fuel, passenger traffic and freight rail lines.
More high schools will offer credited classes for state universities
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education announced that 57 additional high schools around the state will offer the full roster of Core classes starting early 2023.
Journalist Sam Quinones speaks on opioid crisis at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater
Quinones’s book explores the increase in production and distribution of meth and fentanyl in an America already grappling with an opioid crisis.
Inmate, jailer shared 949 phone calls before escape
Casey White and Vicky White, who were not related, may have planned his escape over the phone, but authorities must listen to each of 949 calls before making a determination.
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