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Tennessee Rallies Late To Stun Hoosiers 23-22 In Gator Bowl
Tennessee scored two touchdowns in a span of 30 seconds, using an onside kick to help erase a double-digit deficit, and then held on to stun Indiana 23-22 in the Gator Bowl.
Noon Edition: A Review Of 2019's Legislative Session
Join us this week as we review the 2019 Legislative Session and look ahead to 2020.
Hoosiers Seek Rare 9th Win Tonight In Gator Bowl
It’s been more than 50 years since Indiana won nine games in a season.
Grant-Funded Patrols See Hundreds Of School Bus Stop Arm Violations
Increased police patrols surrounding school bus stops paid for by a grant program has nabbed more than 400 Hoosiers running stop arms of stopped buses.
Microsoft Planting In An Indiana High School With Hopes Of Harvesting Talent
From Silicon Valley and Seattle to Hope, IN there's a push to recruit students who understand tech's connection with agriculture.
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Juvenile Arrested For New Year's Day Shooting
The 17-year-old faces a charge of attempted murder, a level “A” felony.
How Can Schools Recruit More Sports Officials? IUPUI Class Has Some Ideas
Athletics programs around the state and country are facing a shortage of school sports officials, and a class of students at IUPUI in Indianapolis is trying to tackle the problem.
More Gaming Industry Changes Possible In Legislature
Lawmakers in 2019 passed gaming legislation that was called the most transformative measure for the industry in decades. Despite those big changes, the legislature likely isn’t done tweaking the state’s gambling rules.
The State’s Largest Early Learning Group Looks Back On 2019, Ahead To 2020
The state’s largest early learning nonprofit says 2019 was a year of progress, and should set up 2020 to be “transformative” for early learning providers and families looking for improved access.
Indiana Nears 20 Baby Boxes For Surrendering Newborns
Baby boxes that allow people to anonymously leave newborns at firehouses have been added in two more Indiana cities, giving the state nearly 20 of the potentially life-saving devices.
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