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Governor Appoints IU Law grad Derek Molter new Supreme Court justice
Indiana’s governor has appointed state appeals court judge Derek Molter to the Indiana Supreme Court to replace Justice Steven David who retires this fall.
Former Jimtown teacher who hit and injured student won’t face trial
A former Jimtown High School teacher who hit and injured a student earlier this year won’t face trial.
EPA proposes long-awaited cleanup plan for Franklin's groundwater
The EPA wants to inject the groundwater in and around the industrial site in Franklin with material that will make the harmful chemicals in the water less toxic.
One year later: Clear Creek residents worry about future flooding
Residents along Clear Creek are worried the combination of climate change and development in Bloomington is making flash flooding more frequent – and powerful – than it has been.
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All Indiana cities, towns agree to take part in opioid deal
The $507 million settlement is part of a roughly $26 billion payout across 46 states.
Extreme heat puts Indiana, other states at risk for an 'energy emergency' this summer
There’s not enough energy on the regional grid to meet peak demand, according to a report by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation.
Gas prices break $5 across Indiana, puts citizens, policymakers in bind
Gas prices are breaking records across the state. But why are prices so high, and can they be lowered?
Outdoor sirens activate in Monroe County due to cloud rotation
According to posts from the Monroe County emergency management department, the rotation was spotted by local law enforcement.
Indiana’s college-going rate lowest in a generation
The latest data, released by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education Thursday, added to mounting evidence that the state is facing a higher education crisis.
Holcomb pitches $225 per person inflation relief for Hoosiers
Holcomb's proposal is intended to give broader relief than suspending the gas tax would provide.
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