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Brownsburg Teacher Challenges District Transgender Name Policy
A Brownsburg Community Schools policy calls for teachers to address transgender students by their preferred gender name rather than their birth name.
Bloomington Police Investigating Vandalism At Islamic Center
Members of the Islamic Center of Bloomington say two incidents of vandalism to vehicles have occurred in the past week.
Ex-School Official Gets Jail After Locker Room Camera Found
A former vice principal of a Floyd County middle school has been ordered to serve a year in jail after pleading guilty to a voyeurism charge.
Prominent Conservatives Fight Indiana GOP Platform Changes
Social conservatives are fighting proposed changes to the Indiana Republican Party's platform that would drop wording that favors "marriage between a man and a woman."
Marion Democrat Files To Run For Indiana State Auditor
Former Marion Common Council President Joselyn Whitticker is seeking the Democratic nomination for state auditor. She would face current Republican state Auditor Tera Klutz.
New Vigo Co. School Chief Haworth Gets Reacquainted With Terre Haute
Paoli native Robert Haworth spent Monday meeting teachers, principals and residents.
Study Links "Red Flag" Firearm Law To Suicide Decrease
An Indiana firearm seizure law has led to fewer suicides around the state during its first decade on the books, according to a new study from the American Psychiatric Association.
IU Looks To Make Dining At The Indiana Memorial Union More Sustainable
IU Dining launched at the beginning of May and took over all residential and union dining.
Ind. Groups See SCOTUS Ruling In Same-Sex Wedding Cake Suit As Green Light
Religious groups in Indiana say a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling supports them in an ongoing legal battle against the weakening of religious freedom protections in the state.
Nashville Considering Tax Abatement For Proposed Small Business
While such abatements are often reserved for large corporations, town officials say this project could be worth the investment.
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