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Brown County School Board Approves $950,000 In Cuts
The cuts include reducing the number of blah bla bla
IU School Of Medicine Scientists Grow Ear Tissue From Stem Cells
A study published this week in Nature Biotechnology outlines this lab’s recent successes with growing inner ear tissue from human stem cells.
New Law Will Deregulate Hair Braiding
Starting July 1, hair braiders will no longer be required to have a cosmetology license.
Bloomington Leaders Slam State For Infringing On Local Control
Bloomington's city council and mayor say legislators have passed laws stopping several of their local proposals.
Purdue Senate Passes Resolution Against Kaplan Deal
Purdue University President Mitch Daniels says much of the reporting of the merger has been fraught with inaccuracies
President Trump's Executive Order On Religious Liberty, Annotated
The executive order relaxes political restrictions on religious groups of all denominations. NPR reporters annotated the order, adding context and analysis.
Heavy Rainfall Causes Burst Pipe In Greene County Hospital
Greene County General Hospital is repairing flood damage after heavy storms caused a pipe to burst.
Flooding Temporarily Closes Soldiers And Sailors Monument
Rainfall caused leaks in areas that weren't previously identified.
Parke County School Staff, Parents Prepare To Consolidate Schools
The school board met in early April and voted to consolidate Turkey Run and Rockville junior-senior high schools.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
Efforts to reign in student debt, is the state doing enough to encourage recent medical grads to stay and a look at what the governor signed into law this week.
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