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Indianapolis-Area Apprenticeship Program Begins As The Trend Gathers Steam
More than two dozen high schoolers in central Indiana are committing to a new two- to three-year paid apprenticeship program called the Modern Apprenticeship Program (MAP).
Indiana Falls To Marshall In Overtime In NCAA Championship Game
Jamil Roberts scored in the 98th minute and Marshall beat Indiana to win its first-ever College Cup championship 1-0 in overtime Monday night.
Indiana’s Young Joins Democrats Calling For Middle East Ceasefire
Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) has joined a growing list of Democrats in the U.S. Senate calling an end to deadly violence in the Middle East. He and Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) back a ceasefire in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories.
Theft Investigation Leads To Meth Lab Bust
Deputies in Sullivan County traced the theft of several pieces of farm equipment to a man in Clay County.
Should You Go Maskless? Some Medical Professionals Say They Won't
National Nurses United cited eight concerns about the loosened mask restrictions, including a continued high number of COVID-19 cases, circulation of variants, and unanswered questions about vaccines.
Indiana Reports 559 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Deaths Monday
The Indiana Department of Health’s latest numbers showed 13,069 total confirmed deaths and 735,999 positive cases since the pandemic began.
FCC's Aid To Struggling Broadband Customers Part Of Broader Digital Push
A new federal government program hopes to connect resources to Americans struggling to afford internet service and technology.
Deputies Arrest Man Who Barricaded Himself In Grandmother's Home
Monroe County deputies arrested an armed man they say barricaded himself in his grandmother’s house.
Indiana Ending Enhanced Pandemic Jobless Aid Next Month
The changes come as many businesses blame the extra $300 weekly payment and the ease of obtaining unemployment benefits with making it more difficult to fill job openings.
Indiana Civil Rights Icon, Former State Rep. Hurley Goodall, Dies At 93
Breaking barriers was a regular part of Hurley Goodall’s life. He was one of the first two African American firefighters in Muncie. He became the first Black person elected to the Muncie Community Schools Board of Education.
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