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Exercising Before Sex Helped Women Who Take Anti-Depressants
Improved blood flow after exercise helped women experiencing decreased sexual function as the result of taking anti-depressants.
Purdue Partnering With Gallup To Create New College Rankings
The new system will focus on how well a college's graduates do in the workforce.
Paoli Begins More Renovations On Historic Town Square
Paoli is about to begin the second phase of a project aimed at improving the facades of buildings on the town square.
New IRS Rule Could Spell The End For Automatic Gratuity
The rule classifies automatic gratuities as taxable wages.
Homeless Shelter Takes Shape In Greencastle
After years of trying to reestablish a homeless shelter in Greencastle, two private citizens have purchased a building in which the shelter will be housed.
Lawmaker Seeks To Increase Jail Time For Violent Crimes
Sen. Jim Merritt, R-Indianapolis, plans to sponsor a bill that would boost mandatory minimum sentences for violent crimes.
Indiana Population Grows More Slowly Than National Average
While Indiana's population is growing more slowly than the national rate, it is growing faster than most of its neighbors.
300,000 Hoosiers Request BMV Refund After Overcharges
People who were overcharged can receive their refund in the form of a check or a credit to their account.
County Officials Listen To Public Talk About Law Enforcement Reform
This comes about a month after community members spoke out against the sheriff’s department proposal to hire two new deputies the day before the “Enough Is Enough” protest in Bloomington on June 5.
MCCSC Approves Plan For 2020-21 School Year, Mask Policy
MCCSC Superintendent Judy DeMuth says much of the Corporation’s plans for reopening are in line with recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics, advocating for in-person learning.
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