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Cignetti opens Big Ten Media Day with strong words
Curt Cignetti took the stage for his opening press conference at Big Ten Media Day in Chicago.
City councilmember opposes county’s Hopewell jail proposal
Piedmont-Smith published an open response to commissioners Monday.
Indiana Medicaid will cover GLP-1s for obesity
Hoosiers insured through Medicaid will soon gain access to GLP-1 medications for obesity.
ICE responds after reports of medical, staffing failures at prison holding immigration detainees
U.S. Rep. André Carson calls for investigation
Indiana Historical Society terminates history contest sponsorship
The Historical Society informed National History Day last Friday that it would no longer sponsor its Indiana competition.
Indiana state agencies turning to AI for behind-the-scenes work
The state agency that helps approve planned use of AI in the executive branch approved 135 plans to implement AI programs from January 2025 through June 2026,
Land purchase adds 51 acres to Martin State Forest
The property is located along Taylor Ridge Road in southeastern Greene County.
Governor diverts staff to address public access counselor office backlog
Gov. Mike Braun responded to a letter from media organizations threatening litigation if Indiana’s Office of the Public Access Counselor doesn’t improve its handling of complaints about open government matters.
IU social work interns help prepare librarians for people in crisis
The library's social work support internship is entering its third year and will have another IU student this fall.
Monroe County Justice Building to reopen Friday
The Justice Building has been closed since Monday after a sewer line blocked by inmates caused the toilet on the second floor to overflow last Friday.
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