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City Council Tables Vote On New High Density Student Housing
Bloomington city council members postponed a vote on a development project that would replace the current Dunnhill apartment complex.
IPFW To Eliminate Several Degree Programs As Part Of Restructuring
Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne has announced it is eliminating several degree programs and departments as part of a major restructuring.
Candidates For U.S. Senate Meet In One And Only Debate
The three candidates for Indiana’s open U.S. Senate seat met Tuesday in a debate marked by pointed attacks.
Tippecanoe County Seeks Approval For Syringe Exchange Program
County commissioners set a meeting for 10 a.m. November 21st to hear public comment on the plan.
Candidates For Governor Continue Receiving Funds From Out Of State
Money is continuing to pour in from out of state into the campaign accounts for Indiana's gubernatorial candidates, Eric Holcomb and John Gregg.
Committee Votes To Create Bipartisan Redistricting Commission
A study committee voted Monday to recommend that the General Assembly create a bipartisan commission to draw Indiana’s legislative district maps.
Indiana State Police Denies Voter Suppression Allegations
Indiana State Police says voter suppression and civil rights violation allegations against the department are completely false.
Two Counties Added To High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area
LaPorte and Marion counties are now part of the Lake County High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area.
Competing Polls: Gregg Up By 12 Points Or Dead Heat?
A Monmouth University poll shows Democrat John Gregg up by 12 points, but a poll commissioned by the Eric Holcomb campaign shows the candidates tied.
U.S., Indiana Lagging Behind With Lack Of Paid Leave Policies
Indiana is one of a dozen states that received a near failing grade on an annual report that grades states' paid leave policies.
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