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Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches $640 Million
Mega Millions tickets cost $1 a-piece and are sold in 46 states.
Counties, Cities Question Who Is Responsible For 911 Calls
A summer study committee has been charged with clarifying the roles of cities and counties regarding 911 dispatch services.
Food Bank Reaches Compromise To Receive Federal Aid
Instead of individual food recipients being asked to pray before receiving aid, they are now asked afterwards if they would like to pray.
Key Lawmakers' Retirements Leaves Void In Indiana Statehouse
Several key members of the legislature are retiring this year, including two from the House Ways and Means Committee.
IHSAA Announces Meetings To Discuss Single-Class Basketball
The IHSAA will hold 11 town meetings to get public input on whether to return Indiana to the single-class basketball system.
Thousands In Indianapolis For Science Teachers Conference
The National Science Teachers Association spring conference runs through Saturday at the Indiana Convention Center.
Curt Miller Named New IU Women's Coach
Curt Miller replaces Felicia Legette-Jack, who was fired this month after six seasons at Indiana.
Food Bank Must Choose Between Federal Aid, Prayer
Jackson County Community Provisions has been out of compliance with TEFAP regulations because volunteers invite those receiving aid to pray.
Bowling Green Coach Named New IU Women's Coach
Indiana University will officially introduce Curt Miller as the new women's coach this afternoon.
Indiana's Population To Increase 15 Percent By 2050
The population increase in Indiana is largely to take place within the city populations.
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