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Ball State Proposes Smallest Tuition Increase In 40 Years
The board of trustees at Ball State is expected to approve a 1.25 percent tuition hike for in-state undergraduates.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett On Doubling City Road Funding
Bennett says state taxes will go up for motorists, but the city will almost be able to double paving projects next year.
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Brown County Receives State Grant For Community Development
Brown County is one of five communities receiving a $5,000 grant as part of the state’s Hometown Collaboration Initiative.
AG Hill Will Continue Living In Indianapolis Despite New Law
Attorney General Curtis Hill will continue to live in the Indianapolis area despite the repeal of a law requiring him to do so.
Bloomington: We Spent $770,000 Before Annexation Halted
The city continues to criticize state legislators for stopping a proposed annexation plan in its tracks.
Solar Initiative Encourages Acting Quickly For Better Rates
The Columbus Community Solar Initiative has a goal of seeing 1,000 panels installed in Bartholomew County by the end of the year.
Trump Nominates Notre Dame Law Professor For Federal Judge
Amy Coney Barrett is a law professor at the University of Notre Dame. Trump has nominated her to the 7th Circuit court.
Marsh To Close All Stores In 60 Days Unless Buyer Is Found
The supermarket chain will close the Kinser Pike location, terminating 83 employees, if the company cannot find a buyer or business partner.
Indiana Library Dumps Dewey Decimal System For Easier Method
The Kendallville Public Library is switching to an alphabetical system.
New Indiana Law Gives $10M To Improve Railroad Intersections
Indiana is ranked nearly worst in the nation for most rail crossing fatalities.
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