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IU School of Public Health Accreditation Process Begins
The School of Public Health, previously HPER, moves forward with accreditation process.
Dems, GOP Weigh Impact Of Possible Bauer Ouster As Leader
Increasing frustration from Democrats mean Pat Bauer could be replaced as the head of the state's party.
Construction, Manufacturing Tops Job Sector Growth
Job growth is positive in many sectors of Indiana's economy, according to a report from the Department of Workforce and Development.
Hot Temperatures Expected To Return This Week
Heat index values could reach near 110 degrees on Wednesday.
Indianapolis Fountains Complying With Watering Ban
Even though state property is exempt from Marion County regulations, the fountains will operate for just an hour a day until the ban is lifted.
Gubernatorial Candidates Talk Veterans Policy Initiatives
Pence’s plan involves supporting veteran-owned businesses. Gregg says his policies would clear the backlog of claims in the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Griffy Lake Repairs Begin Next Week
Bloomington plans to dredge the lake and repair the dam.
Hotel Planned Near Crane To Accommodate Business Community
As more contractors move into the Westgate Technology Park, hotel developers are seeing a need for their services.
Democratic Candidate Says ISTEP+ Gains Not Enough
The Democratic candidate for state superintendent says the scores seen on the ISTEP+ test are not improving fast enough.
Warehouse Holding Stage Collapse Debris Targeted By Thieves
Police say the crime was like many others in recent years, with thieves searching for materials they can fence for cash.
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