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Indiana governor visits refugees as state cuts Russian ties
Indiana’s state government is selling off nearly $150 million of Russian-related investments.
Indiana cuts investment ties with Russia, divesting nearly $150M
Among other actions, the order required the Indiana Public Retirement System to report Russian-related investments.
Police: 4 teens caught after Indiana Statehouse vandalized
State police have turned over four teenagers to their parents after several offices in the Indiana Statehouse were vandalized.
Meet the Democrats running for Monroe County sheriff
The questions focused on a permitless handgun carry, sheriff’s department staffing and training, and jail overcrowding.
South Bend charter school may block relocation of district offices under state unused buildings law
In January, the South Bend Community School Corporation announced it wanted to sell its downtown headquarters to the city of South Bend and move into the Brown Community Learning Center on the city’s northwest side.
Bloomington man allegedly tried to kill grandfather, charged with three felonies
Justin Lee Hollingsworth was charged with three felonies Monday: attempted murder, aggravated battery, and arson.
Lawmakers tweak teacher union law in an attempt to skirt likely free speech violation
Teachers must sign a statement every year affirming they know they don’t have to join a union.
Evansville-based startup focused on predicting water pipe breaks
Utiliz has developed an app that it says can predict which pipes are most likely to break by looking at multiple data points, including water pressure, installed dates and pipe material.
Attorney General Todd Rokita settles press access lawsuit
A lawsuit against Attorney General Todd Rokita over press access is over. Rokita backed down after he barred longtime political writer Abdul-Hakim Shabazz from attending his news conferences.
IU graduate student workers prepare to strike for union
A group of graduate student workers seeking to form a union at Indiana University met with strike leaders from other campuses. The dialogue comes as IU refuses to hold talks on creating union.
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