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Prosecutor: Purdue officer who detained student acted appropriately
In his report, special prosecutor Rodney Cummings wrote that the video of the incident released by Adonis Tuggle “failed to depict his own behavior which necessitated police use of force.”
Ex-Indiana lawmaker admits to taking illegal campaign money
Brent Waltz was a state senator for 12 years until giving up his seat in 2016 to run for Congress,
Sen. Young meets with IU students about confronting antisemitism
Young appeared at one of IU’s Jewish student organizations, the Helene G. Simon Hillel Center, and spoke to around 25 students representing Antisemitism Prevention Task Force and Hoosiers for Israel.
Bloomington Plan Commission approves southside subdivision, apartments
The subdivision includes a cul-de-sac on the east end, which is prohibited in the Bloomington Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
Families of Indianapolis FedEx mass shooting victims file suit alleging incident was preventable
Dan Chamberlain, an attorney representing the victim’s families, said at a news conference that if FedEx had followed its policies and procedures, the incident would not have happened.
IU graduate workers are striking for union recognition effective Wednesday
In a vote Monday, 1,008 graduate students who support a union voted “yes” to a strike, compared to 23 who voted “no.”
Two Indiana University deans to step down this summer
Monday’s university online newsletter IU News Today said Monday that Idalene “Idie” Kesner will step down as dean of the Kelley School of Business and Austen Parrish will leave his job at Bloomington campus’s Maurer School of Law.
Officials urge drivers to slow down as road construction ramps up
State officials want Hoosiers to be extra cautious on the roadways as road construction season gets underway.
Indianapolis-based TV show 'Good Bones' fined for improperly handling lead paint
Renovators behind the TV show “Good Bones” will pay a fine for alleged improper handling of lead paint at three of their properties in Indianapolis.
Man killed, 5 wounded in shooting at Indianapolis party
The shooting was reported about 3:20 a.m. at an event hall on the city’s northwest side. Officers found a man dead inside the building while five wounded people went to hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
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