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New Democratic Party Chair Preaches Unity
A former staffer for Indiana Congressman Baron Hill and the Obama 2012 presidential campaign, Zody replaces Dan Parker.
IU Students Might Be Eligible For Tuition Freeze
IU officials are skipping around the idea that this freeze is in the shadow of Purdue University’s recent tuition announcement.
Greenwood Ordinance Would Fine Residents For False Alarms
The ordinance would charge residents $50 per piece of firefighting equipment used to respond to each false alarm in a calendar year.
House Speaker: Ads For Governor-Supported Tax Cut Are Untrue
Brian Bosma says ads being run in support of the governor's 10-percent income tax cut wrongly claim the state budget proposal does not include a tax refund.
ISU Recognized For Community Service
The Corporation for National and Community Service lists ISU on the President’s Higher Education Community Service “Honor Roll with Distinction.”
Indiana Rural Counties Losing Population To Cities
Lake County lost more than 1500 residents in 2012.
Autopsy: Narrowing Of Heart Valve Killed IUPD Chief Cash
Police Chief Keith Cash died unexpectedly Wednesday night from a heart condition.
IU Hoosiers Baseball Defeats Miami Of Ohio At New Stadium
Miami of Ohio proves to be no match for the Hoosiers who easily defeat the RedHawks in a two game series.
Monroe County Wants To Restart Zombie Developments
Zombie subdivisions describe plots of land that a developer has built some infrastructure around, but aren’t complete because lots have not sold.
Gov. Pence Says Criminal Code Overhaul Not Strict Enough
Gov. Mike Pence says the bill that revises the state's criminal code is too lenient with low-level offenders.
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