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Indiana doctors raise worries about proposed abortion ban
The Indiana chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians, told the committee that the group worried that a broad abortion ban could allow prosecutors to second-guess the emergency decisions of doctors, leaving them exposed to criminal charges.
IU to hike minimum stipends, waive mandatory fees for grad workers
The university will increase minimum stipends for graduate students to $22,000 and will also cover the $1,435 those students pay in mandatory fees along with course-specific fees.
High demand, staff shortage bring air travel chaos
Flight disruptions have shot up this summer compared to last year, according to government data.
Is climate change affecting your mental health? Check out this resource list
Indiana Public Broadcasting has collected some online resources to help people whose mental health is affected by climate change.
House, Senate standoff over taxpayer refund
The House and Senate have competing visions on whether to send a check to eligible Hoosiers and how to provide support for children, pregnant people and families.
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IU Health asks Statehouse for guidelines on dangerous pregnancies
Saturday’s press release warned that the fear of criminalization might make doctors reconsider practicing healthcare in Indiana.
Indiana House GOP facing debate on abortion ban exceptions
Significant disagreement included whether exceptions to the ban should be allowed for rape and incest victims, while a prominent House conservative said he believed the version approved by the Senate wouldn’t prohibit as many abortions as claimed by its sponsor.
Back-to-school means more kids on the road, more police watching drivers
If you disregard a school bus stop arm, violators could pay a fine of up to $10,000 and have their license suspended for up to 90 days for the first offense, or up to one year for the second offense.
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State facing shortage of teachers as school starts, but MCCSC in good shape
The state’s last publicly elected secretary of public instruction said the problem with attracting and retaining teachers in the state goes back a while.
Fire is a factor in the health of Indiana forests
More than a million and a half acres have burned this year across 13 western states, but Indiana forests may be suffering the consequences of less frequent burns.
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