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Buttigieg Courts 'Future Former Republicans' To Expand Vote
Buttigieg is counting on voters disenchanted with President Donald Trump to help assemble a winning coalition.
Schools Would Have To Test For Lead In Drinking Water Under House Measure
A bill that would require schools to test for lead in drinking water passed the state House on Thursday.
State Representative Creates Maternal Health Caucus
A group of Indiana lawmakers is creating a Maternal Health Caucus to help find solutions to the maternal mortality problem in the state.
Trailhead Pizza Reopens 6 Months After Car Plows Into Building
This is the third time since opening Trailhead Pizza that someone has run off the road onto the restaurant property in some capacity, the second resulted in a fatality.
U.S. Housing Department Awards $1.7 Million To Fight Homelessness In Bloomington
Housing officials say the work of local agencies has brought down homelessness in Indiana by 15 percent since 2010.
IU Health Breaks Ground On New Paoli Facility
The facility which bears a $4 million price tag is welcome news for a community that ranks in the bottom third of Indiana counties according to a 2019 health report.
Could Removing Test Scores From Evaluations Help Indiana Recruit More Teachers?
A proposal to separate student test scores from teacher evaluations at the state level is making progress through the legislature, and the state’s largest teachers union says it could draw more young people to the profession.
The Standard Grain Restaurant To Open In Old Topo's 403 Building
Owner and executive chef Michael Pantall was born in Mexico and raised in New Delhi. He’s been working on rehabbing the building, which used to be an events space, since mid-December of last year.
Morals of America Asks Spencer Town Council To Keep Pride Fest Out Of Downtown Spencer
In the letter, MoA calls the Town Council’s decision to work with Spencer Pride “highly irresponsible” because street closures “will impede local customers from being able to safely reach certain shops."
Coronavirus In Indiana: Where The Virus Is Now And How To Prevent Its Spread
Join us this week on Noon Edition as we discuss the Coronavirus and how it's affecting dynamics on a global and local scale.
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