IDHS likely discriminated against people with disabilities. ACLU warns issue is widespread
Statewide News
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IDHS likely discriminated against people with disabilities. ACLU warns issue is widespread
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Fort Wayne GM union votes to authorize a strike ahead of negotiations
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If elected, Veronica Pejril would be Indiana’s first openly transgender state lawmaker
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Report shows living near a steel plant can harm your health, residents hope for change
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Duke Energy plans to delay Gibson coal plant retirement. Activists say it’s a ‘step backward’
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Release the squirrels! State endangered ground squirrels find new home at Kankakee Sands
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Indiana’s singing janitor wins America’s Got Talent
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Jobs for America’s Graduates works to continue expansion across Indiana
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HIV advocates, organizations talk legislative solutions at first advocacy summit
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Hoosier National Forest moves forward with the Buffalo Springs Restoration Project
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Indiana’s cellphone ban means less school drama. But students miss their headphones
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Indiana school districts, educators honored at third annual Educational Excellence Awards Gala
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John Mellencamp exhibit opens at Bloomington art museum
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U.S. education secretary highlights Ivy Tech as national model for post-secondary education
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Lilly Endowment gives $50 million to Indiana State Parks for improvements, enhancements statewide
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Former U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar lauded as leader with civility, integrity at statue dedication
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National Consumer Price Index drops below 3 percent. Prices slightly lower across Midwest
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Judge rejects attempt to end Gary lawsuit against gun makers, despite new law banning such suits
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Indiana elementary school first in state to test out four-day school week
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Leaders break ground on colocation for schools serving blind and visually impaired, deaf students
