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Clergy members condemn Rokita's remarks on Black Lives Matter, equity in schools
Some religious leaders are condemning Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita's latest published remarks discussing Black Lives Matter in schools and issues like critical race theory.
Demand for workplace vaccinations spiked, then froze, as federal rule hangs in legal limbo
The Indiana Immunization Coalition said it saw an increase in employers asking for COVID-19 vaccination clinics at job sites earlier this month.
Surge in Indiana high school students taking career, technical education classes
Indiana schools are seeing a surge in the number of students taking career and technical education courses this school year.
Pardoned presidential turkeys come to live at Purdue University
Last week, President Biden pardoned two Indiana turkeys - saving them from the dinner table.
Ag barometer: Rising fertilizer costs continue to concern farmers
The skyrocketing cost and limited supply of fertilizer, combined with increases in other input costs continues to concern farmers according to the latest Purdue Ag Economy Barometer.
Changes to Indiana's wetland law could lead to more CO2 into the air
Now that the state is protecting fewer wetlands, it's possible more CO2 will get released into the air as they’re destroyed.
P-EBT, food trucks: here's how Indiana schools are helping feed Hoosier children
Schools have played a vital role in connecting Hoosier children with access to food and meal services during the pandemic, through local meal services and the records they keep.
GOP backs off plan to pass COVID-19 vaccine mandate restrictions in single-day session
Republican lawmakers are backing off their plan to return to the Statehouse next week to pass a bill that effectively bars employers from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Monroe County Girls Inc. to reopen, with focus on in-school services
Monroe County Girls Inc. will reopen next month, after merging with its Shelbyville affiliate.
Community Kitchen prepares to serve up to 500 Thanksgiving Meals Thursday
The Community Kitchen partners with Area 10, which will deliver meals to homebound individuals, starting around noon.
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