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Lotus Meets $50K Crowdfunding Goal For HQ Building Renovation
The Lotus Education & Arts Foundation is renovating an old fire station into a center for art workshops, after-school programs, exhibitions and more.
Donnelly, Young Urge Amazon To Choose Indiana For HQ2
In a joint letter to Amazon, Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly and Republican Sen. Todd Young say Indiana is one of the best states in the country to do business.
Lawsuit Targets Trump's Rollback Of Birth-Control Rule
An email sent by Notre Dame to faculty and staff on Friday showed that insurance coverage for birth control would end for employees on Jan. 1.
No Charges For IMPD Officers In Fatal Shooting Of Unarmed Man
Two Indianapolis police officers won't face criminal charges for the June shooting death of an unarmed black motorist.
Q&A: New CEO Doug Childs On UDWI's Future
Doug Childs says he thinks he can make a real difference at the rural electric cooperative plagued with controversy.
Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop On Opioid Epidemic, City Budget
Mayor Lienhoop takes your questions and talks about a two year initiative that aims to confront the county's opioid epidemic problem.
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Closed Evansville Casino Riverboat Heading For New Orleans
The recently closed Evansville casino riverboat has left its longtime Ohio River dock and will be making its way to New Orleans.
Officials To Reinforce Cell Doors At Bartholomew County Jail
Commissioners in Indiana's Bartholomew County have decided to spend more than $2,200 on materials to reinforce jail cell doors following an earlier disturbance.
Educators Supportive Of Mandatory Cursive Writing Instruction
A recent survey shows 70 percent of teachers and school administrators think cursive writing is worth teaching to elementary and secondary school students.
Another Painted Swastika Discovered In Bloomington
The discovery comes days after people discovered swastikas and 'KKK' painted throughout the city.
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