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Committee Passes Partial Redistricting Reform; Advocates Want More
The bill's Republican author calls it the "best chance" to move the redistricting reform debate forward, even as advocates say it should go further.
Movement Biomarker Could Help In Autism Diagnosis
IU researchers are part of a team that has developed a movement measure that could help better diagnose the disorder.
Police Probe Racist, Anti-Gay Banners Found Outside Church
West Lafayette police are investigating after racist and anti-gay banners were erected at a church known for its progressive stands on social justice issues.
Meadow, Forest Sites Designated New Indiana Nature Preserves
A forest tract in rural southern Indiana has been designated as the state's newest nature preserve.
Purdue Joins Team Devising Materials For Superfast Aircraft
Purdue University scientists have joined a team that's helping the Air Force develop technologies for superfast aircraft.
Indiana’s ESSA Plan Approved By US Department of Education
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos approved Indiana’s plan to adhere to the federal Every Student Succeeds Act Friday.
Hoosiers Turn Out For Women's March In Bloomington, Indianapolis
Around 200 residents gathered Saturday morning at the Monroe County Courthouse in preparation for the one-year anniversary of the Women’s March on Washington.
IU Professor Named NASA Planetary Protection Officer
Indiana University's Lisa Pratt has just gotten the world's coolest job title at NASA.
How Would A Federal Government Shutdown Impact Indiana?
Experts say the potential for a federal government shutdown may not have a big local impact.
Lawmakers Consider Foster Care Student Outcomes Legislation
A proposed bill would require the state to track and report data for foster care students, including graduation rates and enrollment.
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