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Purdue President Says Tuition Freeze Will Continue For 2021
Purdue University's tuition freeze will continue for a ninth year, the Indiana school's president told alumni this weekend.
Bill Wouldn't Count Child's Internship Or Apprenticeship Income Against Welfare
Indiana lawmakers are trying to ensure low-income families whose children get a paid internship aren’t penalized when it comes to government benefits.
Bill Would Require All Indiana High Schoolers To Fill Out FAFSA
A bill working its way through the Indiana Statehouse may require all high school seniors to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Indiana Judge Apologizes For Fight That Led To His Shooting
Andrew Adams and fellow Clark County judge Brad Jacobs were shot and seriously wounded during a May 1, 2019, fight that followed a night of bar-hopping as they were in Indianapolis for a judicial conference.
Indiana State University To Consider Proposed Vaping Ban
Indiana State University’s trustees will consider a proposal to add electronic cigarettes to the western Indiana school’s ban on tobacco-related products.
Retiree Donates Share Of Canadian Nickel Mine To Purdue
According to Purdue’s figures, which are based on Knoche’s numbers and FPX’s estimates, the mine could produce more than 90 million pounds of nickel each year, turning out nickel for stainless steel and the growing market for battery-powered vehicles.
EPA Orders Hazardous Waste Probe At Shuttered Indiana Site
The EPA recently ordered Citgo Petroleum Corp. and Oxy USA to begin assessing and cleaning up dangerous waste at the former Cities Service Refinery site in East Chicago.
Buttigieg Touting Work In South Bend As He Tries To Woo Black Voters
Buttigieg told a largely African American audience at a luncheon for the Nevada Legislative Black Caucus on Sunday that he worked with black leaders of South Bend, Indiana, to deliver affordable housing and improve the black unemployment rate.
Bill To Eliminate Township Assessors Dead In Senate
Assessors in 13 of the state’s largest townships will keep their jobs after a bill to eliminate those positions was effectively killed off.
Indianapolis Weighs Future Of Electric Car-Charging Stations
BlueIndy will end its collaboration with the city of Indianapolis on May 21.
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