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Indiana Joins Workforce Network To Shrink Workforce Deficit
The Markle Foundation’s Skillful State Network links Indiana with 19 other states to write a playbook for how to successfully fill 21st Century jobs.
Teacher Licensing Waivers Bill Met With Hesitation In The House
A bill designed to address the teacher shortage was met with some concern by members in the House Education Committee Thursday.
Former IU Student, Fraternity Member Facing Felony Drug Charges
A former Indiana University student is facing felony charges for allegedly dealing drugs out of a fraternity house that recently closed.
Greene County Redevelopment Commission Expands TIF District
Greene County is joining a growing list of areas hoping to spur development along Interstate 69.
Monroe County History Center Honors Local Olympians In Exhibit
You can relive some former moments of Olympics glory at a Monroe County exhibit.
Bill Aims To Improve DCS Communication With Schools
The bill would direct DCS to better communicate with schools and courts.
Monroe County Kicks Off Process For Rewrite Of Zoning Ordinance
Monroe County officials are getting ready to completely rewrite the county’s zoning ordinance.
Legalized Sunday Sales Bill Headed To Gov., Could Take Effect Soon
A bill legalizing Sunday carryout alcohol sales in Indiana is on its way to the governor and could take effect soon.
Ind. Attorney General Talks School Safety With President Trump
Indiana Attorney General Cutis Hill says one Indiana school can serve as a model for the rest of the country.
Protesters Object To More Rules For Gary, Muncie Schools
Democratic state senators say a finances bill that enforces more rules on the distressed Gary and Muncie districts will eliminate public participation.
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