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Public Forum Reveals Lack Of Affordable, Accessible Broadband
Brown County residents say their Internet service is slow, unreliable, and expensive.
Sexual Assault Training Sessions Focus On How DJs Can Help
The training focuses on how performers can identify and address sexual violence in bars and clubs.
Final State Order Tells Terre Haute To Cut Less From 2018 Budget
The state initially told the city to cut more than $2 million from its proposed budget. But, the final order only tells the city to cut roughly $290,000.
Indiana Gun Bill Under Scrutiny After Florida Shooting
The bill would eliminate the source of funding police use for training, including mass shooting drills. Lawmakers say they'll backfill that money next year.
Indiana University Cleared In Sexual Violence Complaints
A federal agency has completed its investigation into four Title IX sexual violence complaints against Indiana University.
Panel Expands Bill Allowing Guns In Churches On School Property
Rep. Jim Lucas believes guns should be allowed on all church and school grounds. And he says the bill – and the amendment – don’t make things easier.
House Committee Rejects Some Changes To Abortion Bill
The House Public Policy Committee rejected some changes to an anti-abortion bill.
Attorney Wants Confession In Colts Player's Death Thrown Out
A judge is being asked to throw out a confession from a man charged in a drunken-driving crash that killed Indianapolis Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson.
Widespread Flooding In Northern Indiana Could Slowly Recede
Forecasters expect rain to keep feeding flooded areas along the Ohio River this week.
Indianapolis Slims Down Request To Voters For More Funding
Indiana's largest school district is slimming down its request for additional tax dollars from voters.
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