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Lawsuit Against Indiana University Given Class Action Status
A judge has granted class-action status to a lawsuit alleging Indiana University breached its contract by providing substandard living assignments to students staying in dorms where mold was found.
Senate Committee Passes Its Version Of Bill To Raise Smoking Age To 21
The Senate bill differs slightly from its House counterpart, but both measures create harsher penalties on retailers who sell tobacco products to underage buyers.
City Limits Spotlight: MCPL Friends Of The Library Bookstore
Half the books in the library's bookstore come from donations, which can be made at any customer assistance desk or the drive-up window at the main library on Kirkwood Avenue.
State Ends Takeover of Gary Roosevelt, Returns High School To District Control
Tony Walker, a board member from Gary, said it was time for the school to return to control of the Gary Community School Corporation and let its leaders decide what's best for the students.
Buttigieg Concentrates On Foreign Policy, Military Service In Primary Debate
Perhaps Buttigieg's strongest moment came when he described how, as a military veteran who is vocal about his faith, he could stand up to Trump in a general election.
House Votes To Transmit Impeachment Articles to Senate
The House of Representatives is taking the formal step of voting to transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate, which will hold a trial.
Eli Lilly Announces Two Discounted Insulin Pens
Eli Lilly announced plans Tuesday to offer less expensive versions of two of the company’s insulin pens, eight months after introducing a reduced-price liquid insulin.
Holcomb Announces $400M Investment In Kokomo Fiat-Chrysler Facilities
In Holcomb's State of the State address, he announced Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles will make a $400 million investment in its Kokomo transmission and casting plants. 2019 was a rocky year for automakers in Indiana.
Man Who Is Indiana's Oldest State Employee Retiring At 102
Bob Vollmer plans to report to work for the last time Feb. 6 as a surveyor for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. The southern Indiana man, whose mother lived to be 108, joined the state agency in 1962.
AG Curtis Hill Requests Additional Time For Appeal Of Myers' Release
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is asking a judge to keep the man convicted of killing Indiana University student Jill Behrman in jail until Hill can complete an appeal of his release.
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