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A new type of therapy aims to help people turn their fears into action. It’s called climate-aware therapy — and it’s so new that there’s only one person we know of who offers it in Indiana.

The proposal will be taken up during a special legislative session that is scheduled to begin Monday, making Indiana one of the first Republican-run states to debate tighter abortion laws.

The Graduate Worker Coalition met with dean of graduate students James Wimbush this week.

Dayana Medina-Flores will have to serve the 65-year jail sentence she received for the murder of her 12-year-old stepson.

Mike Fichter, president of Indiana Right to Life, said he wants criminal and licensure penalties for health care providers who violate whatever abortion restrictions are created.

Whitfield died on April 25 after being tased by Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers. Body camera footage released last month showed Whitfield yelling “I can’t breathe” repeatedly while being detained by officers.

Keeping pre- and young teens locked up can lead to a cascade of negative impacts, research shows – from compounding mental health problems and cognitive delays, to being at greater risk to not earn a high school diploma.

City officials are moving forward on combining fire and police headquarters at city hall, retail spaces at Fourth Street Garage are still vacant, and the mayor's message to state legislators on crafting abortion legislation.

More than 80 percent of rural Hoosiers surveyed said they think climate change is happening to some degree — only slightly less than Indiana’s urban, suburban and small town residents.

Bill Stephan served for almost 23 years, although his engagement with the university dates back to his time as a student at the IU McKinney School of Law.