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Census Bureau Assures Public Their Information Is Safe
In Indiana, immigrants make up almost 5 percent of the population. And the state receives nearly $18 billion – more than $2,500 per person – in annual federal funding according to state data.
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Senate Democrats Call For Greater Virtual School Accountability
Indiana Senate Democrats are calling for greater accountability for virtual charter schools in the wake of allegations that two such schools inappropriately took $68 million in tax dollars.
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4 Southern Indiana Businesses Named Best Places To Work
The Best Places list was determined through employer reports and comprehensive, confidential employee surveys. The list is sponsored by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.
IU's Kappa Delta Sorority Placed On Cease And Desist
Heidi Roy is the communications director at Kappa Delta’s national headquarters. She says in a statement that the IU chapter is on restricted status as they investigate a report of inappropriate behavior of a few individuals.
No Booze At The Inn: Why Doesn't The Graduate Hotel Have A Liquor License?
Not serving alcohol is unique for the Graduate chain, which has opened hotels in about two dozen other communities and plans to open more. All are in communities with major universities.
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DNR: NW Indiana Fish Kill Likely Caused by `A Natural Event'
About 200 fish that were found dead Sunday in a northwestern Indiana river likely died due to natural causes, state wildlife officials said.
Officials: Bloomington Transit Changes Would Add Roughly 1,400 Hours Of Service
Late evening bus service is still curtailed under the updated proposals, but the proposed “Microtransit” system that would make up for the reduced service would be expanded from its original proposed area.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton On Schooner Creek Lawsuit, Prioritizing Budget
The city is redesigning the Fourth Street Parking Garage to the original footprint with plans to expand if necessary, Hamilton says the Schooner Creek Farm lawsuit is meritless, and a preview of Thursday's State of the City Address.
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Advocates Gather In Support Of Stricter Tobacco Laws
The federal smoking age has increased to 21, but some say that is not enough. More than 100 advocates gathered in support of stricter tobacco laws at the Statehouse Tuesday.
Hands-Free Driving Bill Eases Farther Down Legislative Highway
Legislation to ban handheld cell phone use while driving appears headed to passage after a Senate committee easily approved the measure.
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