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Pig Dies Of Stress, Heat Exhaustion At Monroe County Fair
A pig collapsed and later died after the 4-H Swine Show on Saturday. Officials say a combination of heat and stress likely killed the pig, which belonged to a young 4-H member.
Lilly Endowment Awards More Than $12 Million For School Counseling
The Lilly Endowment is granting more than $12 million to Indiana schools for stronger counseling programs. Several schools say they don’t have the resources to meet the needs of students.
75-Turbine Wind Project In Miami County Unlikely
RES, an international renewable energy company, had proposed 75 turbines in the northern part of Miami County.
AG Curtis Hill Says He Won't Resign Despite Groping Allegations
Attorney General Curtis Hill has been accused of groping three legislative staffers and a lawmaker at a post-session party in March. Hill denies the allegations.
Young Democrats Will Meet In Indianapolis In 2019
More than 900 people are expected to attend the meeting in mid-July 2019.
Suicide Prevention Requirements Amping Up In Schools, Statewide
New suicide prevention training requirements for teachers are part of a statewide plan to increase suicide awareness and prevention.
Nearly 20 Charged After Brawl At Sikh Temple In Indiana
An Indiana prosecutor has charged 17 people with disorderly conduct in connection with a brawl at a Sikh temple.
Report: Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill Groped 4 Women At Bar
The four women claimed Hill touched them inappropriately at a bar earlier this year.
Statehouse Leaders Weigh Legislative Response To DCS Report
Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) says he’s “disturbed” previous administrations ignored reports on the Department of Child Services.
Adopted Hoosiers Celebrate New Open Records Law
The law went into effect July 1 and opens adoption records for those born before 1994.
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