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U.S. Postal Service Keeps Saturday Delivery, Jobs
The postal service will look for other ways to save. That could include administrative cuts and reopening negotiations with unions to lower workforce expenses.
MCCSC Considers Plan To Insure Part-Time Employees
The Monroe County Community Schools Corporation School Board met Wednesday to discuss changes it needs to make to comply with the Affordable Care Act.
State Senate Passes Antibullying Bill
The bill broadens the steps schools must take to address bullying both in and out of the school building.
Welfare Drug Testing Bill Passes Indiana Senate
A bill that requires drug testing for some welfare recipients passed the state Senate on Wednesday.
Lt. Gov. Casts Vote To Remove Superintendent License Rule
A bill that passed the Senate because of Sue Ellspermann's deciding vote removes a requirement for superintendents to have a specific license.
Forecasters Calling For Two Rounds Of Severe Weather
A severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 9:00 p.m. for central Indiana.
Kokomo Schools Receive Grant To Fund Student STEM Program
Kokomo Community Schools has received a four-year $750,000 grant that will be used to fund afterschool learning centers for STEM education.
ACLU Wants Prison In Contempt For Not Allowing Muslim Prayer
The ACLU has filed a petition to hold a federal prison in Terre Haute in contempt of court for not allowing Muslim inmates to pray together five times a day.
Indiana Senate Narrowly Passes Voucher Expansion
The Indiana Senate passed Wednesday a bill that allows more students to become eligible for the state's school voucher program.
Dept. Of Education Launches New Social Media Accounts
The Indiana Department of Education says new Facebook pages and Twitter accounts should help Hoosiers become more involved with education initiatives.
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