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East Central region prioritizes spending READI grant money on housing
The proposed housing funding would cover more than 150 acres and create more than 250 homes, both single-family and multi-family, in Delaware, Henry, Grant, and Wayne counties.
Gary residents demand lawmakers return schools to community control
The state took over Gary schools five years ago, when the district was in dire financial trouble. The school system's financial outlook is better now, due to spending cuts and a surge of new local, state and federal funding.
Nashville's Nancy Crocker on COVID rise, human rights ordinance
Paperwork is moving forward to get Brown County State park on the town's water/sewer system, the human rights ordinance is ready for a second reading, and a new art display is scheduled to be dedicated Friday.
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Indiana lawmakers enact trans sports ban with veto override
Republican lawmakers in Indiana voted Tuesday to override the GOP governor’s veto of a bill banning transgender females from competing in girls school sports.
Bloomington broadband project pending tax agreement
If successful, the company would receive $14.4 million in tax rebates over 25 years.
Bloomington police to conduct mobile roll calls in community engagement effort
Residents are encouraged to visit with officers as they see the roll calls, according to the press release. Interested parties also will be able to tour the Mobile Field Office or see the equipment in a patrol vehicle.
Police 'Trauma Kits' Save Lives in Indy; Coming to SW Indiana Soon
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police have been using special ‘Trauma Kits’ since about 2015 to save the life of an injured person before an ambulance can arrive.
A new study shows Indiana has the nation’s 7th highest hospital costs
The RAND 4.0 study, conducted by the nonprofit public policy research organization, shows Hoosiers paid hospitals nearly 300 percent more than what Medicare would pay for the same services.
Scott Dixon sets Indianapolis 500 qualifying record
Scott Dixon capped Indianapolis 500 qualifying Sunday by setting the record for the fastest pole position in the race’s history.
Indiana lawmakers set for technical session; veto override, technical corrections on agenda
The House will vote first on whether to override the governor’s veto of HEA 1041, a bill banning transgender girls from girls’ school sports.
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