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Expert: Impeachment Unlikely To Postpone Executions
A death penalty expert says he expects three executions scheduled to take place this week at the United States Penitentiary in Terre Haute will go forward as planned.
Twitter Ban Not A Violation Of President's First Amendment Rights
When Twitter banned President Trump last week, it was not a violation of his First Amendment rights, as many of his supporters have claimed.
Rokita, Hill Accepted Money From GOP Group Linked To Robocalls Calling For Capitol March
The Republican Attorneys General Association’s Action Fund provided $944,600 to Todd Rokita’s recent AG campaign. Rokita was sworn into office Monday.
Gov. Holcomb, Lt. Gov. Crouch Look To Future In Inaugural Addresses
Gov. Eric Holcomb and Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch were sworn in for their second terms Monday.
New Attorney General Todd Rokita Promises 'Liberty In Action' At Swearing-In
Rokita pledged repeatedly to defend liberty, specifically citing gun rights, anti-abortion advocacy, the Bill of Rights and support for law enforcement.
Teachers React To New Climate Change Education Framework
Right now, climate change is only specifically mentioned in the state science standards for eighth grade. The state is expected to review its science standards this summer.
Dems Prep 'Incitement Of Insurrection' Charge Against Trump
WFIU will carry NPR's live coverage of House proceedings Tuesday morning, as well as any possible impeachment proceedings later in the week. Check our news homepage for daily updates.
Indiana COVID-19 Cases Rise As Vaccine Becomes More Accessible
The state reported 2,537 Hoosiers hospitalized due to the virus - the lowest number since Nov. 9 - and COVID-19 patients occupy 26.4% of ICU beds with 26.8% of beds still available.
Deal Frees $173M To Expand South Shore Commuter Rail Line
A federal agency has finalized a deal to provide $173 million for expanding the South Shore commuter rail line that runs between northern Indiana and Chicago by adding a second track between two Indiana cities.
State Announces New Strain Of COVID-19 Detected In Indiana
A new strain of the virus that causes COVID-19 has been detected in Indiana, state health officials announced Monday.
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