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2,300 Lilly Workers, Many In Indiana, Take Buyouts Amid Downsizing
Lilly said in September it would aim to save $500 million by cutting 3,500 jobs out of its more than 41,000 worldwide, with at least 2,000 cut in the U.S.
U.S. Attorney General Sessions Meets With Indy Anti-Violence Group
During his remarks Sessions announced the creation of a Violent Crime Reduction Coordinating Committee, meant to help coordinate anti-crime efforts in the Department of Justice.
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions Plans Monday Visit To Indiana
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions plans to visit Indianapolis on Monday to meet with members of an anti-violence group.
Study: Road Tolls Could Generate Billions For Indiana
An Indiana Department of Transportation study says the state could see between $39 billion and $53 billion in toll revenue from 2021 to 2050.
A-Rated School Corporations More Than Double In 2017
The State Board of Education will approve school corporation A-F letter grades Wednesday for the 2016-2017 school year.
300 Purdue Faculty Ink Anti-Kaplan Petition
More than 300 Purdue University faculty members are asking the Higher Learning Commission to halt Purdue's purchase of for-profit Kaplan University.
2 IMPD Officers To Face Police Board Over Shooting
Indianapolis' police chief says two officers who fatally shot an unarmed black motorist could appear before a firearms review board later this week.
25 Counties To Receive Grants To Target Water Conservation
The Indiana Department of Agriculture’s Clean Water Indiana Program is distributing almost $900,000 in grants.
2 Indiana Cities Honoring Victim Of 1968 Racial Killing
Two small central Indiana cities are honoring a woman whose killing nearly 50 years ago left a community branded as racist over her long-unsolved death.
When To Trick-Or-Treat In Your Community
Towns across the state have official trick-or-treat hours as well as community-sponsored, family-friendly Halloween events.
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