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Holcomb Reviewing Indiana's Federal Education Plan
Indiana’s proposed federal education plan has been published online and it is now in the hands of Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Thousands Pour Onto IU Bloomington Campus For Move-In Day
Thousands pour onto IU Bloomington campus For Move-In Day.
Report: Academics Lag At Small Indiana School Districts
Researchers found that the enrollment size of a school corporation correlates with student test scores and access to college prep courses.
Report: Academics Lag At Small Indiana School Districts
New study finds Indiana school districts with 2,000 or fewer students lag behind academically as compared to larger corporations.
Indiana White Nationalist Plans To Be 'More Active Than Ever'
Matthew Heimbach, who lives in Paoli, heads the white nationalist group Traditionalist Workers Party.
Congressman Luke Messer Kicks Off US Senate Campaign
Luke Messer pledges to fight the so-called “Washington establishment,” a similar theme to fellow GOP candidate Todd Rokita.
Moms-To-Be With Addiction Face Obstacles At Every Turn
Insurance companies set rules that can make patients wait for days to get addiction treatment medicine. For pregnant women that can mean dangerous withdrawals.
Pence Talks Anti-Violence Efforts At Indy Luncheon
Pence was the keynote speaker at a luncheon for The Indianapolis Ten Point Coalition, a nonprofit focused on reducing violent crime.
Higher Ed Commission Approves Controversial Purdue/Kaplan Deal
The ICHE is one of a handful of bodies that has to sign off on the merger before it can officially proceed.
Indianapolis School First In US To Teach With Virtual Reality
An Indianapolis charter school is the first in the country to use a virtual reality program to teach science to high school students.
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