Indiana

IU Native American Centers call for action on Indigenous People’s Day

The Jingle Cones for Justice Project is bringing attention to residential boarding schools.

Back-to-back debates for Indiana governor and 3 visions for the state

Candidates sparred over property taxes, marijuana and abortion.

Robert McKinney, namesake of IU Indianapolis law school, dies at 98

He gave a $24 million gift to the IUPUI law school in 2011.

Why has the Monroe County Jail expansion project seen so many delays?

Progress toward building a new county jail was delayed again Sept. 25.

UPDATED: 13th street reopens following downed powerlines, 98 customers still without power Friday

Monroe County is under a high wind warning most of Friday.

Jennifer McCormick talks trustee appointments, tenure and state policy toward IU

McCormick is emphasizing higher education in her plans for the state. What does that look like at IU?

Indiana colleges waive application fees this week

Learn More Indiana’s annual college application week will last Sept. 23-27.

Indiana polls apart: Can state Democrats win?

Recent polling found Indiana’s statewide elections in a dead heat. Then another poll dropped.

Three people struck by car at Brown County Dragway on Saturday

One woman was airlifted to an Indianapolis hospital.

Braun, Young cosponsor bill regulating farmland ownership by U.S. adversaries

The bipartisan bill echoes an Indiana law passed earlier this year.

Jennifer McCormick announces plan to legalize marijuana in Indiana, gradually

The plan seeks to build Indiana’s medical marijuana industry first, later legalizing recreational use.

Indiana voters can oust or retain 5 judges this November. Who are they?

Some judges up for retention voted to uphold Indiana's near-total abortion ban.

Jennifer McCormick unveils education plan for Indiana

McCormick will seek a $60,000 minimum salary for teachers, among other proposals.

Start the presses again: One Indiana town fights ghost news with old-school ink and paper.

Indiana secretary of state targets BlackRock for alleged fraud over ESG funds

PHOTOS: Democratic National Convention day 4

Photos from the fourth and final night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention

Harris accepts Democratic nomination, Indiana delegates express support

Harris’ acceptance speech closed out the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

Will Gen Z voters in Indiana and across the country commit to Harris?

There will be around 40.8 million voters aged 18-27 eligible to vote in 2024.

The Democratic Party is pushing for rural votes. How could that work in Indiana?

Indiana’s rural counties have shifted heavily toward Republicans in recent years.

Organized labor, Democrats and how the party hope to take states like Indiana

The Democratic National Convention opened strongly pro-union, addressing a key voting bloc.