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Fench Lick Pete Dye Golf Course To Host Senior LPGA Championship
The Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour is bringing its Senior LPGA Championship to French Lick.
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Former Vigo County School Employees
Frank Shahadey and Frank Fennell both were indicted on wire fraud and other charges for allegedly embezzling more than $80,000.
IU Professor Says Syrian Conflict Could Have Widespread Scope
Bloomington, Indiana was originally approved as a resettlement community for refugees by the State Department in September.
Kokomo Mayor Signs Ordinance Reversing Pinball Machine Ban
The frequently-violated pinball machine ban has been in place in Kokomo since 1955.
Holcomb Happy To Take Time With Agenda
Governor-elect Eric Holcomb laid out the basic framework of his legislative agenda at the annual Bingham Greenbaum Doll Legislative Conference.
I-69 Section 5 Construction Moves Forward Despite Delays
The expected completion date of the stretch between Bloomington and Martinsville will be more than a year late.
Hoosier Donates $30M To Fund IU Immunotherapy Center
The gift from a Hoosier entrepreneur could help Indiana remain a leader in biomedicine.
Watch List Claims To Expose Radical Professors, Some In Indiana
A list that claims to document and expose professors who discriminate against conservative students includes three Indiana educators.
Purdue, IU Presidents Discuss Possible IPFW Split
The Purdue Board of Trustees will vote later this week on whether to split Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne into two separate institutions.
Knightstown Removes Cross From Display After ACLU Lawsuit
The Knightstown Town Council released a statement Monday saying the cross was removed because the town could not win a lawsuit filed by the ACLU.
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