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When children with sickle cell grow up, they face a system not designed for them
One peer-reviewed study examining death rates of sickle cell patients between 1979 and 2005 found that while child death rates plummeted during that period, adult death rates increased 1 percent every year.
IU trustees approve 2023 budget, announce unnamed cuts
Indiana University trustees have approved a budget for the 2023 fiscal year that includes an average pay increase of 3 and a half percent for employees.
Should Indiana have a utility shutoff moratorium during hot months?
With regions of the state expected to double or even triple the number of high-heat days in a year, some advocates say the state should have a moratorium on utility disconnection during hotter months.
Damaged Columbus aircraft to be surplus equipment and auctioned off
The aircraft was damaged when it flipped over during a storm in May.
Young votes 'yes,' Braun 'no' on advancing gun reform legislation
The bill includes money for states to implement crisis intervention, including “red flag” laws, funding for school safety resources, closing the boyfriend loophole and enhanced background checks for gun buyers under 21 years old.
Indiana House Democrats call on governor to expand inflation relief
Gov. Holcomb has called a special session, set for July 6, for lawmakers to implement his proposal.
Could this Monroe County farm open the door for growing hops in Indiana?
The group says the idea is, if their hop variety has thrived in Indiana for 100 years, it could be combined with other hops to expand the footprint where the crop can be grown.
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New survey aims to track addiction recovery resources in Indiana
State leaders hope Hoosiers will participate in a survey aimed at measuring people’s wellbeing and assessing the overall availability of addiction recovery resources across the state.
Indiana man who threw Molotov cocktails at Oregon police sentenced
Prosecutors said Malik Muhammad traveled from Indianapolis to Portland and on several days in September 2020 threw Molotov cocktails at police, broke windows in buildings, and provided bats to others so they could do the same.
Indiana governor sets special session on tax refund plan
Holcomb said two weeks ago he would call a special session as he announced his plan for providing financial relief amid the worst national inflation in 40 years.
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