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Judge lifts order against Indiana abortion procedure ban
The law prohibits doctors from performing dilation and evacuation abortions unless to prevent serious health risk or save the life of the mother.
Conflict over clothes: Kelley School partners with fashion e-retailer Shein
According to the Kelley School of Business’s website, the partnership will provide students with a first-hand perspective on Shein’s supply chain while also highlighting the economic growth the company brings to Indiana.
Indiana’s abortion laws may tighten before Legislature acts
Lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana conceded defeat Friday in their fight to block two anti-abortion laws following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision last month to end constitutional protection for abortion.
Families of dead sue Indiana funeral home being investigated
More than 30 bodies were found in Jeffersonville's Lankford Funeral Home, some in advanced stages of decomposition.
June Consumer Recalls Include Headache Meds, Children's Toys, more than 20 others
The monthly Consumer Alert lists tend to have between 15 and 25 items, with hyperlinks to offer more details on why something was recalled.
How many Hoosiers are getting their power shut off? A state agency wants more info
Indiana has had the third most shutoffs of any state during the pandemic so far.
Big Ten expansion all about new viewers, more revenue
USC and UCLA are leaving the PAC-12 for the Big Ten in 2024.
Why a little-known drug discount program is so controversial
A Supreme Court case this summer briefly thrust the little known but highly controversial program into the spotlight. In 2018, the federal government cut payments to hospitals in the program, and a group of hospitals and trade associations sued.
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Indiana hosting Ukrainian Olympic wrestling team for training amid ongoing Russian war
The Ukrainian Greco-Roman men’s wrestling team will train at Hammond Central High School in northwest Indiana Thursday through Aug. 3.
IUPD pledges 30% female officers by 2030
Twenty percent of IUPD officers are women, compared to just 12 percent in the rest of the country. Having a woman as chief is even rarer. Still, Lees sees room for improvement at IU.
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