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Pride historical marker on Monument Circle vandalized
Indiana State Police say the marker was kicked off its post on Monument Circle in Indianapolis on July 16.
Local effort to double area of Deam Wilderness gaining steam
The Brown County Board of Commissioners voted last week to request the reintroduction of federal legislation that would add over 15,000 acres of existing Hoosier National Forest land to the Charles C. Deam Wilderness Area and establish a new recreation area.
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Purdue expedition to find Amelia Earhart’s plane planned for October
The Taraia Object Expedition announced Friday a plan to visit an object they believe could be Amelia Earhart’s lost aircraft.
Bid to question voters central in recount of Indiana Senate race separated by 3 votes
State commission taking up fight between Republican Sen. Spencer Deery and Trump-backed challenger Paula Copenhaver
State hopes arts grants yield economic, cultural benefits
Bloomington arts groups and arts groups in 11 southern Indiana counties are getting $3 million from the Lilly Foundation for new shared studio space, equipment and professional development.
Indiana ties extra college funding to degrees completed and workforce outcomes
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education unanimously approved a simplified outcomes-based funding formula that ties college funding to degree completion taking effect for the 2027-2028 fiscal year.
IU football player won't be charged after domestic battery and strangulation arrest
Police said IU football player Tyrone Burrus Jr. and Kira Motley had an altercation.
Volunteer at People’s Market reports race-related assault
Police are investigating after a volunteer with the People's Market reported being pepper sprayed while working at the organization's greenhouse Tuesday evening.
While unemployment stays low, workforce development center sees shift in who is coming in
"We have a ton of people that maybe want to upskill in their job, like they do have jobs, but they're not making a livable wage."
Workforce groups get $10.2M in federal grants for reentry employment
The funding will support workforce training people being released from prison and jail.
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