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Governor Signs School Safety Bill
The bill will provide up to $50,000 in matching grants for school districts seeking to boost security.
ACLU Concerned About Indiana Bidding For Drone Testing Site
ACLU of Indiana Executive Director Jane Henegar says they have concerns regarding the way in which drones are used.
Indiana Senator Warns Against American Troops In Syria
Sen. Joe Donnelly says the U.S. should not send troops to Syria, but he says providing limited weapons to opposition fighters should be considered an option.
IUPUI Increases STEM Grads 25 Percent
More than 520 students graduated with degrees in the science, technology, engineering or mathematics fields in 2011.
More Than A Dozen Bogus Bills Passed In Bloomington Recently
Police say the counterfeits may have taken advantage of busy times at stores when cashiers would not pay attention to the poorly-made fake bills.
Former Indiana Governor Otis Bowen Dies At 95
Former Indiana Governor Otis Bowen, who also served as the Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Ronald Reagan, died Saturday.
Citing Pandemic Concerns, Attorneys Ask Court To Delay Execution
Attorneys for a man scheduled for execution next week have asked a federal judge to delay the sentence, over concerns about the coronavirus.
Ice Age Bones Found In Indiana Cave
The bones are of peccaries, pig-like animals that lived tens of thousands of years ago.
Waffle House Site To Become New Residential Complex
After 46 years in business, the 24-hour Waffle House at the corner of 10th and College will close to make way for a new residential complex.
Jill Bolte Taylor: Teenage Brains Sensitive To Technology
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, a leader in the world of neuroscience, says teenagers are susceptible to over-stimulation because of their developing brains.
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