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No charges after police killing of Black man ruled justified
The St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office said Dante Kittrell’s shooting was ruled a “justifiable homicide” under state law and the South Bend officers who shot him won’t face criminal charges.
Indiana Supreme Court overturns precedent on prosecutors turning over police reports
The new ruling said trial courts can now decide, on a case-by-case basis, whether a full police report should be shared with the defendant.
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Indiana reps criticize student loan forgiveness, had thousands in PPP loans forgiven
Among prominent Indiana critics of student debt relief, several had tens of thousands in federal business loans forgiven last year.
Indiana State Fair’s total attendance steady from last year
State Fair officials said Wednesday that total attendance was 837,568 for the 18-day event that wrapped up Sunday.
Kirkwood bank could double in size, add 21 apartments
The existing second floor and top three floors of the new structure will become residential space.
Bloomington approves first duplex in single-family neighborhood
The project is the first duplex approved in a single-family neighborhood since the UDO was amended in 2021.
Demolition on Johnson Creamery smokestack begins
The partial demolition comes after the city issued an unsafe building order for the smokestack Jan. 10, and on March 11 a modified order that partially closed the B-Line Trail.
Nearly 300,000 Hoosiers could have their student loans canceled
In Indiana, around 906,500 people have federal student loan debt. The average Indiana resident owes $28,522.
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Indiana groups sue EPA over coal ash landfills no longer being used
Coal ash contains toxic heavy metals like mercury, cadmium and arsenic which can get into the groundwater and pollute local drinking water sources.
Grad union: without recognition, strike will resume September 25
The IU Graduate Workers Coalition chose Sept. 25 for the vote on whether to strike. That day also is the add/drop deadline for semester-long classes.
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