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Report: More flooding, erosion on Lake Michigan could spread pollution
Several Indiana industrial facilities are right on the lake. ELPC Executive Director Howard Learner said that makes them — and any pollution they might leave behind — vulnerable to things like flooding and erosion.
Indiana’s recent high heat days part of long-term trend
Hotter summers can lead to poorer air quality and more heat-related illnesses.
Indiana abortion rates continue to rise after hitting low in 2017
The number and rates of U.S. abortions have increased from 2017 to 2020 after a long decline. In 2017, nationwide abortion figures reached their lowest point since the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973.
IU graduate student assisting Ukraine's Territorial Defense
Looking back, Dafna Rachok finds irony in the day she returned to Ukraine. It was Aug. 24, 2021 – Ukraine’s Independence Day.
Anderson High School sports keeps ‘Indians’ name, ends mascot and pregame dances
Anderson Community Schools is ending its practice of Native American pregame dances with the school’s Indian mascot and maiden.
Eli Lilly announces $500K to improve diversity in clinical trials
Eli Lilly plans to put $500,000 of seed money toward a new network focused on community public health research in Indiana aimed at increasing diversity in clinical trials.
Housing market impacted by inflation, low housing starts
High inflation and low housing starts create a challenging market for home buyers.
Clarksville denies it violated civil rights statutes by rejecting police candidate with HIV
An attorney for the Town of Clarksville is denying allegations that it revoked a job offer to a prospective police officer because of his HIV diagnosis.
Bloomington council greenlights city-wide internet, delays creamery apartments
Meridiam will invest $50 million in the system, but will receive more than $10 million in tax credits.
What we know about how Pence’s day unfolded on Jan. 6
President Trump and others in his orbit tried to convince Pence that he had the power to overturn the will of voters in a handful of critical battleground states by simply rejecting Electoral College votes or sending the results back to the states.
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