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MCCSC to issue bond for technology improvements, more buses
The MCCSC board of trustees voted in favor of a resolution to issue a bond for $13 million – which will pay for buses, technology, and equipment in the school corporation.
IU Bloomington chapter of American Association of University Professors deplores Rokita’s attacks on Bernard
The chapter also called on senior IU administration to defend Bernard against Rokita’s actions, which they called baseless and damaging.
Baby boxes in Indiana continue to increase
A recent surge in surrenders this year includes three babies at a Carmel station. Kelsey said there are currently dozens more boxes in the works.
Two Indiana electric utilities ask to raise rates for coal ash cleanups, others could follow
Activists say NIPSCO's customers shouldn’t have to pay for what they call an “incomplete” cleanup. Though NIPSCO is removing coal ash from its ponds near the plant, it doesn’t plan to clean up coal ash used as fill on the site.
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Vice President Todd Richardson joins roster of new IU administrators
A graduate of IU Bloomington with a law degree from IUPUI, Richardson oversees relations between the administration and IU staff. Richardson is among several high-level IU administrators hired in the past year.
EU sanctions on Russian crude oil impact supply
Experts have differing opinions on how much new sanctions on Russian oil will impact gas prices for American citizens.
Indiana doctor says she has been harassed for giving an abortion to a 10-year-old
An Indiana doctor says she has faced harassment after the story of one of her patients — a 10-year-old Ohio girl who became pregnant as a result of rape — captured the nation's attention as a flashpoint in the debate over abortion rights.
Police: 5-year-old girl fatally shot inside Muncie home
Jacob Grayson told investigators his 6-year-old son had removed a loaded handgun from a safe and shot his sister, police said.
Senate panel advances family financial supports, inflation relief legislation
The money would be spent by state agencies on organizations and services for pregnant Hoosiers, including access to contraception and pregnancy planning, child care and support for foster and adoptive care.
IU's Allen forced to re-evaluate after disappointing 2021 season
Change was in the air for IU after last season, which began with high expectations but ended with a thud. The Hoosiers finished 2-10 overall and went 0-9 in the Big Ten.
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