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State’s ratepayer advocate accuses Duke of overcharging customers in appeal to regulators
Utility says it followed regulators’ instructions.
Ballard campaign says it’s closing in on secretary of state ballot signature mark
Former Indianapolis mayor’s campaign counts itself 2,000 signatures short ahead of June 30 deadline
Republican attorneys general urge EPA to classify mifepristone as water contaminant
Fourteen state attorneys general are asking the EPA to classify the abortion medication mifepristone as a water contaminant.
City of Bloomington, IU partner for Juneteenth
The city of Bloomington is partnering with IU to celebrate Juneteenth at Switchyard Park on Friday.
Indiana child well-being rank declines in national report
The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book ranks Indiana 29th in the nation for overall child well-being — the state’s worst ranking since 2021, and a decline of four spots from last year.
Republican decision on secretary of state race could also show reach of Banks’ influence
GOP state convention will decide four-candidate race for nomination to lead statewide ballot in November election
Indiana takes on powerful hospitals by capping prices they charge employers
“Government has to intervene, because healthcare is run like an unregulated utility,” Indiana’s GOP governor says
The economy means it's hard for teens to find jobs this summer
There is less demand for the type of jobs teens usually get in the summer.
State police: Owen County sheriff’s deputy shot during welfare check
State police said Wendell L. Hart, 58, fired a weapon in the direction of arriving officers, who then returned fire, and Hart barricaded himself in his residence.
Council adopts resolution opposing AGI research without safeguards
Bloomington City Council unanimously adopted a resolution opposing research on Artificial General Intelligence until it’s safely aligned with human well-being.
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