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Graduate workers say they signed new contract under duress
The new contract requires faculty to monitor graduate students more thoroughly. The administration says the rule is meant to prevent graduate students from being overworked, but some worry it will be used to intimidate strikers.
Ex-US congressman from Indiana gets bail in stock cheat case
The 63-year-old Noblesville, Indiana, man was arrested at home in his home state. But he appeared in Manhattan federal court Wednesday to plead not guilty.
Court waives Brown County juvenile to adult court
The court found that the teen had been charged with acts that, if they were committed by an adult, would be involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide, both Level 5 felonies, according to a court document.
Man shot dead in Kinser Pike apartment
Police found the 28-year-old victim shot in the head in his own bedroom at Kinser Flats apartments after responding to a 911 call.
No bond for accused rapist of girl who traveled for abortion
Gerson Fuentes, 27, faces two counts of raping the girl, who turned 10 before having the abortion in a case that has become a flashpoint in the national discussion about access to the procedure.
Indiana health officials: Monkeypox cases include women and children
Monkeypox cases have been identified in a handful of Hoosier women, representing 20 percent of the roughly 30 confirmed cases confirmed in Indiana.
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Monroe County to buy land for new jail
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners has approved a purchase agreement of $10.02 million for land that could be the site of a new jail.
How ending premiums could threaten Montana’s Medicaid expansion
Five states — Montana, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa and Michigan — received special permission from the Obama administration to charge people on Medicaid monthly fees, something that’s normally banned by federal law.
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Department of Natural Resources prohibits placing bait on its lands
Issues have been growing in recent years. Several surrounding states have deer infected with the fatal Chronic Wasting Disease.
CDC: Vaccinating kids ahead of new school year may help limit spread of COVID-19
Vaccinating kids limits the spread of the virus, says Dr. Jose Romero of the CDC, and vaccinating older siblings protects younger siblings under six months of age for whom we still don't have a vaccine.
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