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It’s been 2 years since IUPUI split. How are students feeling?
As Purdue and IU students head back to class, effects from the 2024 separation remain.
FEMA wants to fast-track recovery funds for Indiana after storms, floods
A pilot program would help distribute funds more quickly to Indiana communities.
Indiana hospitals end routine ambulance diversion
Indiana hospitals and emergency medical providers entered into an agreement with the Indiana Department of Health to stop directing ambulances to other facilities when emergency departments become overcrowded.
State Personnel Department seeks raises for hundreds of employees in next budget session
Many of Indiana’s state employees paid below market, study finds
IU’s Luddy School digitizes Revolutionary War artifacts
The Luddy School and its Virtual World Heritage Laboratory, along with Flyover Zone, a Bloomington ed-tech company, will be 3-D digitizing about 150 artifacts.
Hoosier National Forest proposes hiking trail conversion of road through Deam Wilderness
The U.S. Forest Service wants to convert a three-mile section of Tower Ridge Road in the Charles Deam Wilderness into a section of the Grubb Ridge hiking and horseback riding trail.
A familiar name returns to IU as quarterback for North Texas
The Mean Green announced Tayven Jackson as the starter for Saturday's season opener against the Hoosiers.
Man booked into Monroe County Jail for street camping
Jesse Shaw appears to be the first person booked into the Monroe County Jail charged with street camping.
Indiana Black Legislative Caucus members criticize new laws at South Bend town hall
Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus promised to keep fighting for Hoosiers, during the latest in their series of town halls.
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Lawmakers may explore legislative changes in response to prolonged power outages
The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus was already planning to focus on utilities in 2027, but caucus chair Earl Harris Jr. (D-East Chicago) says the outages have changed the conversation.
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