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Advocates say reforming HIV laws will help destigmatize disease, improve public health
Because many of Indiana’s laws only increase penalties when someone knows they have HIV, people won’t get tested just to avoid legal issues.
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West Nile Virus found in Monroe County, Indiana universities join CDC efforts against disease
An environmental health specialist said eliminating areas of standing water available for mosquito breeding will help keep the community safe from the virus.
Five years in, what’s the future of IU’s Grand Challenges?
President Pamela Whitten made clear she thinks the Grand Challenges initiative has run its course. Still, directors of the three challenges see their work as far from over.
Allen says comeback win over Illinois shows how special team is
A win was anything but guaranteed when, down 20-16, the Hoosiers took over possession on their own 25 with a little over two minutes remaining in the game with no timeouts.
Why are there not more passenger rail systems in Indiana? Advocacy groups, experts weigh in
Advocates continue to push for cooperation between local leaders, individuals and state legislators to further advocate for passenger rail.
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Views on abortion can be hard to determine via polling, expert says
What little Indiana public polling about abortion there is available suggests a large majority of Hoosiers support at least some legal access to abortion – but exactly how much access is harder to gauge.
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Flash flooding in southern Indiana kills 1, damages homes
The Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency said one woman was found dead, along with two homes destroyed and more than 20 buildings damaged around the rural community of Manville.
Sigma Phi Epsilon on cease and desist after rush week
The Division of Student Affairs listed “endangering others” and “alcohol” as two reasons for the cease and desist on its website.
Here are the finalists for Indiana Teacher of the Year
The Indiana Teacher of the Year will work to help elevate the teaching profession in Indiana, as well as represent Hoosier educators at a national level.
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Avoiding the tap water in Jackson, Miss., has been a way of life for decades
Residents accuse the largely white state government of neglecting the needs of a city that's 82% Black. White flight in the 1970s devastated the tax base, posing a major challenge to any solution.
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