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Fed. Judge Rules Sex Offender Class For Prisoners Unconstitutional
A federal judge says a sexual offender rehabilitation class for Indiana prisoners violates the U.S. Constitution.
Grants Aim To Help Hoosiers Struggling With Food Insecurity
Glick Philanthropies is awarding more than $300,000 to Hoosier nonprofits fighting food insecurity.
Submit Your Questions For Bloomington's "Ask The Mayor"
We're getting ready to visit with Bloomington's John Hamilton for Wednesday's show. Submit your questions now!
Indiana State University Selects Two Finalists For President
Two finalists, both with ties to Indiana State University, have been named in the search for the institution’s 12th president.
MCCSC Now Controlling All Bus Routes In District
An MCCSC spokesperson says the district is continuing to hire more drivers because they only have between 110 and 115 bus drivers to cover the 124 routes.
Indiana Doctors Mull Safety Options After Physician Death
Pain specialists are considering how to protect themselves after a doctor was allegedly killed by a man after not prescribing opioids to the man's wife.
Pathologist Toting Human Organs While Drunk Gets Probation
An Indiana pathologist who was hauling human organ samples in his pickup truck when he was arrested on drunken driving charges has pleaded guilty.
IU leading First Of Its Kind Early Alzheimer's Study
People who get Alzheimer’s before 65 represent only about five percent of the population living with the disease.
Indiana 'Not Doing Much' To Ease Lake Erie Nutrient Pollution
According to a new report, efforts to reduce nutrient pollution are proceeding at a "painfully slow" pace.
Former Gov. Mitch Daniels Makes $769K As Purdue President
Daniels' salary increased by about $48,000 in 2017 to $769,500.
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