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3 Former Prison Workers Face Charges Over Beating Of Inmate
Authorities say three former employees of the Pendleton Correctional Facility face criminal charges in connection with the beating of an inmate and the attempt to cover it up.
Treasurer, State Officials Promote Savings Program For Hoosiers With Disabilities
Indiana Treasurer Kelly Mitchell and other state officials aim to raise awareness of a disability investment savings program.
Bedford Breaks Ground On Rosie The Riveter Memorial Garden
Bedford city leaders broke ground Wednesday for a garden honoring Hoosier women who took up manufacturing and labor jobs during World War II.
China Could Target U.S. Soybeans In Retaliatory Tariffs
$60 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports that President Donald Trump announced Thursday could have a significant impact on Hoosier farmers.
‘Right To Try’ Bill, Partially Inspired By Hoosier Boy, Close To Final Passage
A bill with strong Indiana connections that would make experimental drugs more accessible to terminally ill patients is now one step closer to becoming federal law.
IU Home To New Center To Help Big Ten Schools Deal With Online Threats
Indiana University is home to a new cyber security operations center that is designed to help several Big Ten schools quickly deal with online threats.
Commuters Frustrated By Bloomington Construction, Local Officials Point To I-69 Delays
Crews are working on multiple roadways, including overpasses on 2nd and 3rd streets, which cross over what will eventually become Interstate 69.
Holcomb Signs Bill Requiring Harassment Training For Lawmakers
All employees of Indiana’s executive and judicial branches will be required to take workplace harassment training under new policies announced Thursday.
IU Women’s Basketball Moves On To Quarterfinals After Beating Purdue
The Indiana Women’s basketball team is moving on to the Elite Eight in the WNIT.
Indiana Brewers Worry Tariffs Could Cost Consumers, Stunt Growth
President Trump’s tariffs on imported steel and aluminum go into effect Friday, and they could negatively impact a growing industry in Indiana.
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