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Judge Grants Injunction Against Indiana Wildlife Center
The injunction temporarily bans Wildlife in Need from declawing its big cats, and from hosting events where visitors can interact with tiger cubs.
HIP Replacement: A Guide To The New Changes To Indiana's Medicaid
Indiana’s Medicaid program got an update on Feb. 2 when the federal government approved a new version of the Healthy Indiana Plan.
Sunday Sales Legalized Sooner Under Change In Committee
Sunday alcohol carryout sales would become legal even earlier than expected under a legislative change made in a House committee Wednesday.
'State Of Black Community' Highlights Inequality In Bloomington
Leaders from the Bloomington community gathered for an annual State of the Black Community Address at City Hall Tuesday night.
UDWI Electric Co-Op Countersuing Former CEO Brian Sparks
UDWI's claim states that Sparks’ conduct constituted malicious, fraudulent and, in some cases, blatant theft or conversion of UDWI funds.
Michelle Obama In Indy: We Need Diversity And Strong Female Voices
An estimated 12,000 people attended the sold-out event that raised about a million dollars for the Women's Fund of Central Indiana.
Vietnam Vet And Medal Of Honor Recipient To Receive Sachem Award
The Sachem Award is the highest honor the state can bestow on someone.
NCAA Denies Notre Dame Appeal Over Academic Integrity
Notre Dame found an undergraduate working as an athletic training assistant wrote or substantially edited assignments for several football players.
Indiana Lawmaker Blocking Bill To Count Dead People's Votes
Lawmakers supported the bill last month that requires officials to count absentee ballots "marked and forwarded" by voters who then die before Election Day.
Vigo County Schools Superintendent Announces Retirement
Dr. Danny Tanoos made the announcement during the school’s monthly school board meeting Monday.
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