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Lawmakers say Indiana may not have enough time to fix special ed licensing problem
Indiana lawmakers are among those worried that the state’s rush to end emergency permits for special education teachers will leave schools with unfilled positions to help students with disabilities.
Former U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly nominated to be Vatican ambassador
Donnelly – like Biden, a Catholic – had campaigned for Biden, writing an op-ed last year talking about their shared faith tradition.
IU Health Bloomington's new hospital site set to open Dec. 5
IU Health Bloomington’s new hospital and academic center will open Dec. 5, three years after breaking ground in 2018.
Marathon bomber faces revived death sentence in high court
Tsarnaev’s guilt in the deaths of three people in the shocking bombing near the finish line of the marathon in 2013 is not at issue in the case the justices will hear — just whether he should be sentenced to life in prison, or death.
GOP senator backs Ex-Sen. Donnelly’s pick for Vatican post
Sen. Todd Young offered his congratulations to Donnelly in a Twitter post on Saturday, a day after the White House announced President Joe Biden would nominate Donnelly for the position that requires Senate approval.
Ex-Vice President Pence joins Indiana horse ride for vets
Former Vice President Mike Pence climbed on horseback during an Indiana ride by a veterans group trying to reduce suicides among military veterans.
Colts owner Irsay talking up pop culture collection museum
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay is talking with officials in several cities about the possibility of creating a museum to display the pop culture memorabilia that he’s spent millions of dollars collecting over the past 20 years.
Old quarry site near Bloomington eyed as tourist destination
The Monroe County Council this past week approve the $370,000 purchase of nearly 30 acres just northwest of the Interstate 69 and Indiana 46 interchange, The Herald-Times reported.
$1 billion requested from Indiana development grant program
State officials have started reviewing economic development proposals covering all 92 Indiana counties that are seeking more than double the $500 million available for the grant program.
Lawsuit: Indiana bank discriminates against Black borrowers
A fair housing nonprofit is suing one of Indiana’s oldest banks, Old National Bank, accusing it of discriminating against Black mortgage borrowers through seeking to limit its residential lending business to predominantly white areas.
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