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IU Law Professors Explain SCOTUS Rulings' Impact On Indiana
WFIU's Gretchen Frazee speaks to IU law professors about what consequences the Supreme Court ruling's on same-sex marriage will have on Hoosiers.
Court Rulings Seen As Positive By Hoosiers On Both Sides
People on both sides of Indiana’s same sex marriage debate say Wednesday’s Supreme Court rulings are good news for Hoosiers.
USDA Investigates Tiger Attack at Feline Rescue Center
After 21-year-old Marissa Dub was attacked by a full-grown tiger on Friday, the USDA is investigating the Exotic Feline Rescue Center.
Pendleton Prison Plans Upgrade For Mentally Ill Inmates
DOC representatives appeared in a federal court Wednesday after a judge questioned whether the department was abiding by an earlier ruling.
IU To Display Prow Of WWII Ship, USS Indiana
The prow from the USS Indiana is going on display at the football stadium at Indiana University.
Officials Identify High Levels of Algae in Hardy Lake
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources posted a recreation alert notice on the webpage for Hardy Lake, in addition to signs at the physical site.
Report: Minority Students Perform Better In Charter Schools
Students in subgroups of the population such as minorities or those in poverty outperform their public school counterparts, a study shows.
Crane Employees' Appeal Denied, Furloughs To Start July 12
Crane employees are being forced to take 11 unpaid furloughs days from July to September.
More Than 200 Hoosiers Living In Nursing Homes Contracted COVID-19 Last Week
The increase pushes the total cases among long-term care facility residents past 5,500.
Indiana Supreme Court: Bail Should Be Option In Murder Cases
The ruling overturns 147-year-old precedent of making defendants in murder cases win the right to post bond.
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