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Central Indiana man charged after wife’s body found in creek
Andrew Wilhoite, 39, of rural Lebanon faces a preliminary charge of murder in the death of 41-year-old Elizabeth “Nikki” Wilhoite. He’s being held in the Boone County Jail without bond.
IU women can't keep pace with UConn in Sweet 16 loss
Ali Patberg, in her seventh year of college basketball thanks to transfer and COVID-19 rules, had 16 points for the third-seeded Hoosiers, who finish their season at 24-9.
Police: Suspect in Evansville double homicide dies in crash
Samuel Aaron Robb, 30, of Valparaiso, died about 5 a.m. EDT after his car became airborne along State Road 135 in Harrison County, struck a utility pole and came to rest upside down, Indiana State Police said.
Ball State hires UCLA assistant coach Michael Lewis
Ball State athletic director Beth Goetz announced Friday she had hired Lewis to replace James Whitford, who was fired after going 131-148 in 10 seasons.
Indiana releases report, recommendations to ease financial barriers for college-bound Hoosiers
College enrollment has been on the decline in part due to financial concerns, according to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.
U.S. Department of Justice says Indiana Nursing Board illegally discriminates
The federal agency said forcing nurses to stop using “proven,” prescribed medications for substance use disorder violates the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Women's powerhouse UConn next up for IU in NCAA Sweet 16
While the Indiana women’s basketball team may still be considered an up-and-coming program, Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma thinks the Hoosiers have already arrived.
Child welfare cases, nursing home workers, pollution | Indiana Newsdesk
Children involved in welfare cases are not guaranteed legal representation. Nursing home workers are turning to staffing agencies to find better jobs. And Indiana has the most polluted rivers and streams in the nation.
As nurses demand higher pay, nursing homes and staffing agencies clash on the price
A handful of states – including Minnesota and Massachusetts – have passed laws putting wage caps on how much staffing agencies can pay nurses. But in Indiana, lawmakers haven’t discussed any solutions.
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Historic Preservation Commission error delays Johnson Creamery smokestack vote again
Based on an engineering assessment released in March, the smokestack cannot be repaired fully while remaining intact.
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