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Two Indiana Charter Schools Are Competing To Buy A Building For $1
Two charter schools are competing to buy an elementary building in South Bend under a controversial Indiana law that forces districts to sell or lease closed schools for $1.
Restaurants' Relaxed Alcohol Carryout Policies Become Permanent After June
Some restaurants were only allowed to sell alcohol if people drank it in the establishment. Gov. Eric Holcomb temporarily eliminated those rules during the pandemic to help businesses survive.
OUCC, Solar Advocates Want The State To Deny CenterPoint's Reimbursement Request
The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) and six other groups want Indiana to deny CenterPoint Energy’s request to give people with solar panels fewer credits for energy they deliver to the grid.
Indiana Student Sues School District For Suspension Over TikTok Video
A student in a Randolph County school is suing her district, saying the administration suspended her for pointing out students using racial slurs in a TikTok video.
Starting June 1, Unemployed Hoosiers Must Actively Be Looking For Work
Gov. Eric Holcomb is directing the Department of Workforce Development to restart work search and job counseling requirements.
Monroe County To Keep COVID-19 Restrictions In Place Despite Veto Override
Monroe County will continue to enforce COVID-19 health restrictions after the state legislature Monday overrode the veto of a bill that stripped local health officials from issuing such restrictions.
City of Bloomington Contracts Portland-Based Center For Anti-Racism Training
CEI signed a deal with the city on April 30 for a 12-month, transformative process that will cost $158,460.
Indiana Reports 687 COVID-19 Cases, 15 More Deaths Tuesday
In Monroe County, health officials reported five new positive cases. They have reported 11,983 cases since the pandemic began. No new deaths were reported Tuesday.
Indiana Restoring Work-Search Rule for Jobless Benefits
Indiana residents receiving unemployment benefits will again have to show they are actively searching for work as the governor Tuesday reinstated a requirement that he lifted soon after the COVID-19 pandemic hit the state.
It's Not The First Time Indiana's Governor And Legislature Have Been At Odds Like This
According to University of Indianapolis history professor A. James Fuller, what we’re seeing now pales in comparison to what happened during the Civil War, when Oliver Morton was governor.
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