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Open Indiana State Treasurer race attracts plenty of Republican candidates
Why are so many interested in a position that only pays $89,000 a year and hasn’t, in the past, been a springboard to higher office?
IU researchers: food insecurity in southern Indiana linked to transportation
The researchers looked specifically at Greene, Lawrence, Orange, and Crawford counties.
$1M donation to help expand protected Indiana woodland
A conservation group plans to use a $1 million donation to help reforestation work and add property to a 700-acre woodland it protects in central Indiana.
Youth members named to Indiana Children's Commission
Indiana’s Commission on Improving the Status of Children added two new members this year – young people with experience in the state’s foster system.
Pandemic provides lessons for court system technology
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted a huge leap forward for the use of technology in civil courtrooms across the country.
How did Bill Hodges land Larry Bird? Two Ball State buddies will explain in new film
The upcoming “Untitled French Lick Project” will tell the story of how legendary Indiana State University basketball coach Bill Hodges convinced Larry Bird to play for the Sycamores.
Northern Indiana’s RV industry sets production mark for year
The boom in U.S. recreational vehicle sales has resulted in the highest-ever annual production mark for the industry that’s centered in northern Indiana.
Indiana secretary of state leaves Republican Party position
Indiana’s top state elections official has stepped down from her position as the second-ranking officer in the state Republican Party.
1902 film shot in Indianapolis makes National Film Registry
A film shot in Indianapolis in 1902 that captures a menagerie of Ringling Bros. circus animals parading through the city’s downtown has landed a spot on the National Film Registry.
Organizational change is just as important as self-care when combatting clinician burn out
Participants in a recent study of 40 mental health clinicians say prioritizing productivity and metrics over patient focused care is part of what's driving their burn out.
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