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Amazon's Alexa Now Offering Indiana Travel Advisories
The Indiana Office of Technology announced Thursday that Alexa users can get county-level travel statuses.
Vigo County To Launch Automated Dispatch System This Year
Monroe County is also adding an automated system and expects to go live with it in the next couple of months.
Researcher Pushes Back On Cursive Writing Op-Ed From Senator
A lawmaker's push for cursive writing struck a nerve for one researcher who says her work was misrepresented.
INDOT: I-69 Section 6 Will Cost Nearly $1.6 Billion
The Indiana Department of Transportation released the final environmental impact statement for I-69 Section 6, which will run from Martinsville to Indianapolis.
Efforts To Lower School Age Fail In 2018 Session
Lawmakers killed a bill to lower the compulsory school age, but other state officials and groups plan to bring back the conversation in future years.
Jackson Co. To Close Juvenile Detention Center
Jackson County plans to close its juvenile detention center by the end of March. The sheriff says the space to help address jail overcrowding.
New Medicaid Rules Nix Administrative Maze For Pregnant Hoosiers
New changes to Indiana’s Medicaid program may make it easier for women to keep continuous health coverage during pregnancy.
Tonight On ‘Indiana Newsdesk:’ Coal Mine Dispute & Teacher Housing
A mine wants to reopen in Southern Indiana, but a dispute has led to a standstill. And a pilot project that helps teachers put down roots in their community.
Tau Kappa Epsilon Suspends IU Chapter Until 2021 For Violations
Indiana University says it conducted an independent investigation after learning of alleged activity at the fraternity house.
Senate GOP Wants New Redistricting Study Committee
Senate Minority Leader Tim Lanane says more work on redistricting wouldn't be necessary if Republicans heeded a previous study committee's recommendation.
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