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Indiana University Bloomington Faculty declared no confidence in three university leaders: President Pamela Whitten, Provost Rahul Shrivastav and Vice Provost Faculty and Academic Affairs Carrie Docherty.

How do bills that have notable opposition in testimony pass through the legislature? Our audience was curious.

Republican legislative leaders did not explain why the education study committee doesn't have an agenda, beyond saying no issue received the necessary number of votes.

The bill’s proponents said it’s about helping keep law enforcement and the public safe by stopping people from interfering with police while they’re doing their job.

House republicans vote to block state money to fund IU’s Kinsey Institute. An opera based on the Diary of Anne Frank makes its debut. And we talk to a Ukrainian student as Russia’s invasion hits the one-year mark.

Under current law, if a child is a serious risk to themselves or others and won’t get the care they need from their parent or guardian, a court can remove the child from their home.

House Republicans unveiled their proposed state budget Friday, one its architect said is focused on “opportunity” for students, families and taxpayers.

Gender affirming care is health care that encompasses mental, social, medical and surgical care designed to treat gender dysphoria.

The bill would allow utilities to recover the cost of “unexpected events” that ended up being more expensive than what they budgeted for.

Instead of layoffs, work-share lets companies reduce employees’ hours and have the state pay affected workers a portion of their unemployment benefits relative to hours lost.