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Muncie School Board Candidates Try To Win Over Community, Ball State
Ball State University and Muncie officials have chosen 20 finalists for a new appointed school board that will soon run the local school district.
Tariffs On Canada Could Stifle Future Hoosier Foreign Trade
Mexico and Canada have retaliated against the Trump Administration’s newest round of steel and aluminum tariffs.
Noblesville Announces Tightening School Safety As Parents Demand Accountability
Nearly three weeks after a shooting at a Noblesville middle school, district leaders Tuesday announced new building safety enhancements and increased mental health supports.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett On Budget Software Delays, Dance Permit
The city is borrowing less money, the new city accountant software is delaying budget reports, new paving projects are almost underway and the public dance permit revisions are coming.
Judge Blocks WOTUS In Indiana, 10 Other States
Attorney General Curtis Hill approves of U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia's decision to block the Waters of the United States rule or WOTUS in Indiana and 10 other states.
Walmart Set To Open Milk Processing Facility In Fort Wayne, Employ 200+
The facility will employ more than 200 people while producing both white and chocolate milk for over 600 stores in five states.
US Senate Takes Up Farm Bill After House Bill Fails
After the farm bill failed in the U.S. House last month, it’s the Senate’s turn to take the legislation up. Wednesday's Senate hearing is unlikely to be as controversial.
Lawson Defends Indiana Voter Purge System After Court Halts It
Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson supports the voter purge method recently halted by a federal judge.
UN Report: Indianapolis Nears Bottom For Sustainability
The Indianapolis metro area ranked fourth from last in this year’s U.S. Cities Sustainable Development Goals Index, which looks at green development challenges in cities.
Hoosiers Gather In Bloomington To Celebrate Women In Business
More than 100 Hoosier female leaders and business owners gathered in Bloomington to celebrate their achievements.
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