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MCCSC places referendum on ballot, school lunch increases 25 cents
The board also approved a project resolution and preliminary bond resolution for a $13 million investment in buses, technology, equipment, and site improvements around the district.
How growing up as a Black girl in Indy inspired the new National Youth Poet Laureate
Gaines' advice to budding poets is to start writing and keep reading.
Eli Lilly, NIDA will explore the use of early-phase therapies as addiction treatments
The new therapies would affect different parts of the brain compared to the current medications approved for opioid use disorder.
Researchers release “Hoosier Abortion Access Study” ahead of expected passage of Indiana restrictions
The study includes both survey results and interviews with some 500 people across the state who either sought or provided abortion care.
Report says the steel wall holding back coal ash fill in Michigan City could fail, NIPSCO disagrees
Though NIPSCO plans to remove coal ash waste from its ponds at the Michigan City plant, it doesn’t plan to excavate the ash used as fill on the site.
Monroe County Prosecutor comments on abortion cases
Monroe County Prosecutor Erika Oliphant released a statement on filing abortion charges post-Roe.
July Fourth brings high food costs for gatherings
Food costs for common 4th of July items are up significantly due to supply chain issues.
New COVID shots target omicron
Pfizer and Moderna are meeting with the FDA Tuesday to discuss their new COVID-19 shots which would more heavily target omicron.
Courts asked to reinstate blocked Indiana anti-abortion laws
Indiana’s attorney general is asking federal judges to lift orders blocking several state anti-abortion laws following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision last week to end constitutional protection for abortion.
Climate change means more mice, demand for pest control
While the mouse population typically decreases during long winters, warmer winters fueled by climate change mean fewer mice die before spring.
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