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IU Officials Say No Homecoming Parade This Year
IU Officials say no IU homecoming parade this year.
Glenda Ritz Questions Legality Of School Assesment System
Ritz says metrics system violates state law because it measures schools against other schools, a claim Bennett's campaign denies.
Columbus City Council Tables Smoking Ban Vote
The Columbus City Council tabled a vote to enforce a smoking ban which would include bars, restaurants and clubs.
Brown County Schools Face Budget Shortfall
Brown County Schools need to cut their budget as decreased enrollment means less funding from the state.
Historic Preservation Funding Cuts Leave Projects Unfunded
The Indiana Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology received about $100,000 less this year than last from the state.
Coal Gasification Plant Could Lead To Higher Utility Bills
Once completed, Indiana will sell energy from the coal gasification plant in Rockport even if there are cheaper options.
Software Covertly Takes 3D Images From Smartphones
IU researchers have developed software that secretly takes images on smartphones and converts them into a 3D model of the user's environment.
Study: Therapy Restores Brain Processing In Chemo Patients
Researchers say computer exercises can help patients undergoing chemotherapy to experience improved memory and brain processing speed.
Kokomo To Open New Rail Line
The new stretch of rail, scheduled to be open by 2014, is aimed to assist regional employers and increase economic development.
Musicians Union Confused By New ISO Contract Announcement
Richard Graef says he doesn‘t understand why ISO has publicly announced that it has "workable solution" on a new contract offer when the union already rejected it.
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