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Brownsburg School Accepts Teacher's Resignation Over Transgender Policy
A central Indiana school district has officially accepted the resignation of a teacher who disagreed with a policy compelling teachers to address transgender students by their preferred name rather than their birth name.
Indiana Lawmakers Respond To North Korea Agreement
Indiana lawmakers are applauding the historic agreement between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but some urge caution until more details are known.
Ticks And Mosquitoes Are Out For The Season
It’s summer time, which means it’s peak season for ticks and mosquitoes.
Invasive Species Management Groups To Nearly Double In Indiana
There are 10 Cooperative Invasive Species Management Areas in the state right now and seven more in the works.
Buttigieg, Obama Talks Confirmed, Content Unclear
Politico reports Mayor Pete Buttigieg (D-South Bend) met with former President Barack Obama in D.C. to discuss a potential 2020 bid for the residency.
Submit Your Questions For Terre Haute's "Ask The Mayor"
We're getting ready to visit with Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett for Wednesday's show. Submit your questions now!
Indiana Recieves Federal Waiver For Workforce Development Plan
The state had to seek a waiver because while Indiana’s governor has the power to appoint nearly all members of the board, federal funding is tied in part to rules that state lawmakers must also be part of such a panel.
3 Face Gun Charges In Separate Deaths Of 2 Indiana Officers
Three people face federal charges of illegally buying the guns used to fatally shoot two Indiana officers.
Seven Oaks Charter School To Add 10th Grade As Enrollment Grows
Seven Oaks Classical School leaders say the Ellettsville institution is the fastest-growing charter school in the state.
Federal Judge Halts Indiana Voter Purge System
Indiana’s voter roll purge system is on hold after a federal judge temporarily halted it. The judge’s ruling says the state's method to delete voters from its registration lists likely violates federal law.
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