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Indiana eager for 1st NCAA Tournament appearance since 2016
On Tuesday night, junior Trayce Jackson-Davis will lead his Hoosiers teammates into a play-in round game against Wyoming, ending the school’s seemingly interminable five-year tourney drought.
Paoli Wilstem Wildlife Park fined over cruel killing and animal welfare violations
Animal deaths and acts of cruelty are “business as usual” for the wildlife park, said People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
Invasive ant that can deliver painful sting found in Indiana
An invasive ant that can deliver a painful sting has been found in Indiana for the first time, a Purdue University insect expert says.
Indiana attorney general bills state $2,300 for border trip
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office spent at least $2,300 for his trip the U.S-Mexican border in January that included a stop at a Donald Trump rally along the way, state records show.
Bloomington Plan Commission approves two major site plans, questions PUD amendment
The plan commission also considered two amendments to the city’s largest planned unit housing development at 1550 N. Arlington Park Drive.
Indiana adds concept of consent to state rape law
Governor Eric Holcomb has signed legislation into law that expands the definition of rape in Indiana to include the element of consent.
Residents concerned as long-term care staff booster rate lags
Dozens of Indiana nursing homes could soon be cited as non-compliant with the federal government’s vaccine mandate.
What energy, environment bills are on their way to becoming law?
Many bills are still awaiting Gov. Eric Holcomb’s signature. Here’s a run-down of which bills passed and failed during this year’s legislative session.
Most of Indiana's greenhouse gas emissions are from coal and steel
The Environmental Protection Agency hopes states like Indiana will use new greenhouse gas inventory tools to reduce their emissions.
Unemployment rate continues to make history, but labor force flat
In raw numbers, more people found jobs in January and fewer people seeking jobs said they couldn’t find one.
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