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Indiana BMV To Resume Late Fees On Wednesday
Those with expired driver’s licenses, permits, state identification cards, and vehicle registrations need to complete renewal transactions before Wednesday to avoid paying a late fee.
Black Candidates Push Race Debate Into GOP-Held Districts
Jeannine Lee Lake is in a rematch against Greg Pence, Vice President Mike Pence’s brother, for a rural Indiana congressional seat. She is the only Black woman running for federal office in Indiana this fall.
2 Teens Killed, 2 Others Hurt After Jeep Crash In SW Indiana
The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office said the Jeep ran off the right side of a roadway and crashed through a telephone pole before hitting a tree Friday night.
Buttigieg To Teach, Do Research At Notre Dame in 2020-21
As a faculty fellow in the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study, Buttigieg will work on two research projects: one that explores how to restore trust in political institutions and another that considers the forces shaping the 2020s.
Indiana Parents Debate Sending Kindergartners To School
Indiana is one of 33 states that leave the kindergarten option to parents. Educators are sounding the alarm that young children could get behind on important learning skills by missing kindergarten.
Cannibalism Case Jury May Have To Come From Another County
Attorneys for Joseph Oberhansley, 39, and prosecutors are expected to report back to a Clark County judge within days on whether the jurors should come from a different county, or if his trial should be postponed.
Ex-Indiana First Lady Judy O’Bannon Wins Preservation Award
Nonprofit group Indiana Landmarks says O’Bannon has worked for more than 50 years as a leader, hands-on preservationist and vocal champion for the value of historic places.
FFA Makes Convention Virtual, No Longer In Indianapolis
The decision to make the event virtual is due “to the many challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic,” the Indianapolis-based FFA said.
The Safety Of Daycares During A Pandemic
Throughout the world, millions of children are currently back at school. There have been no reports of daycares or schools acting as a super spreader.
Young: 'Nothing's More Important' Than Giving DACA Recipients Certainty
U.S. Sen. Todd Young said he supports a “path to legal status” for DACA recipients, known as Dreamers, as part of a broader immigration reform package.
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