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Study Says Indiana's 2011 Districting Among Most Biased Plans Ever
Join us this week as we talk about political experts and researchers about Indiana's 2011 redistricting, and what to expect from lines drawn by own lawmakers this fall.
Former State Rep. Dan Forestal Dead At Indianapolis Hotel
Former state Rep. Dan Forestal of Indianapolis has died. He was 38.
Program To Provide Empowerment, Leadership Opportunities For Young Women Of Color
Voces en Acción or Voices in Action, is designed for young women between the ages of 12 and 24. Latina, Black and Indigenous girls can apply for this program.
Republican Governor Candidate Raises Nearly $1 Million In Two Months
It’s still extremely early in the 2024 race for Indiana governor. But the only Republican who’s formally announced his bid is trying to stake an early claim in the race.
The COVID-19 Pandemic Caused A Big Drop In Coal Production In Indiana
COVID-19 has put pressure on Indiana’s already struggling coal mining industry. Coal production dropped by nearly 37 percent last year — more than any of the other top coal mining states. Experts said it’s unlikely coal production in the U.S. will recover to what it was before the pandemic.
Fentanyl, Coronavirus Pandemic Push Indiana Overdose Deaths To Record Highs
The provisional report, released Wednesday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, estimates 2,268 Hoosiers died of drug overdoses last year, up from an estimated 1,704 overdose deaths in 2019.
Woman Sentenced To 65 Years In Prison For Murder Of Her Stepson
In May 2019, Medina-Flores and her husband, Luis Posso, were arrested for torturing and starving their son, Eduardo Posso, to death.
City Of Bloomington Reports First Positive Employee COVID-19 Case In Three Weeks
The City of Bloomington reported its first positive COVID-19 test for an employee in three weeks.
State Reports 586 New COVID Cases, Monroe County's Positivity Rate Continues To Rise
Indiana health officials reported 586 new COVID-19 cases today, down from yesterday but higher than any number recorded in June.
City Of Bloomington Seeking Proposals To Manage Waldron Arts Center
Bloomington city leaders are keeping their commitment to maintain the John Waldron Arts Center for the next five years.
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