South Bend’s only abortion clinic is still open, but could soon close. What can patients do next?
Statewide News
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South Bend’s only abortion clinic is still open, but could soon close. What can patients do next?
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Indiana Department of Health releases latest COVID-19 numbers
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Study finds toxic PFAS throughout the Ohio River
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Older Hoosiers and those with disabilities question why they’re left out of inflation relief
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Advocates say Indiana should have high-heat utility moratoriums
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New survey aims to track addiction recovery resources in Indiana
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Indiana Department of Workforce Development Commissioner Fred Payne to step down July 8
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Holcomb calls for special session; Democrats want more relief for some
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Kids as young as 6 months could get COVID-19 vaccines soon in Indiana
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Officials gather to celebrate South Shore Line double track project construction progress
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Indiana Health Commissioner: 1 in 10 teens reports attempting suicide in the past year
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Some Hoosiers get tax notices, even though they don’t owe anything
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State health officials announce first probable case of monkeypox in Indiana
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National group representing university professors calls Purdue presidential hiring process “disturbing”
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Clarksville denies it violated civil rights statutes by rejecting police candidate with HIV
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Report: More flooding, erosion on Lake Michigan could spread pollution
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West Lafayette Mayor John Dennis announces early-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis, will not seek reelection
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Ivy Tech spent years trying to improve rock bottom graduation rates — and it’s working
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As Purdue president announces replacement, some faculty question “secretive” selection process
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Purdue University president Mitch Daniels to resign, school elevates Dean of Engineering