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Indianapolis Fire Department Holds Annual Fire Safety Olympics
Students participated in hands-on activities like Saving a Baby, Stop/Drop & Roll drills, and escaping a simulated fire.
Redistricting Reform Advocates Hope Court Decision Spurs Change
As the Supreme Court hears the lawsuit out of Wisconsin, Hoosier advocates hope it spurs change in Indiana.
Opioid Stigma Campaign Could Improve Treatment Access
The stigma surrounding opioid addiction can factor into whether or not a person seeks treatment.
Police: Colorado Suspect Not Yet Tied To Slain Indiana Teens
Indiana State Police say they have no information so far "to specifically include or exclude Daniel Nations as a suspect."
Indiana Court Rules On Sexual Consent Age, Explicit Photos
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that while the age of consent for sexual activity is 16, sending a 16-year-old a sexually explicit photograph is a crime.
New Website Compiles Opioid Epidemic Resources
The Next Level Recovery Indiana website has information about statistics, prevention and recovery for anyone dealing with the opioid epidemic.
Former Ivy Tech President Tom Snyder Received $1 Mill Payout
Tom Snyder retired as president of Ivy Tech Community College in June 2016. The college was struggling with budget cuts.
More Changes: Restaurants, Apartments In Downtown Bloomington
A new upscale Mexican restaurant, art space, live/work studios and an affordable housing development are moving forward.
Lawrence County Needle Exchange Halted, Pending Approval
The commissioner’s office will need to vote to reapprove the program within the next few weeks if it is to remain in operation.
CHIP Expires: What That Means For Hoosier Children
The program that provides health insurance for low income Hoosier children has reserves to continue normal operations for now.
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