UIndy offering community course on Charles Dickens serial
The University of Indianapolis is offering a low-cost, book-club-style Communiversity course to students, alumni, faculty, staff and community members.
Updated Indiana high school diploma plan earns higher ed support
The Indiana Department of Education made significant changes to a proposed high school diploma overhaul on Wednesday, including offering just one baseline diploma for all graduates.
Federal court overturns Indiana law limiting super PAC contributions
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals released a decision last Thursday overturning longstanding Indiana election law limiting the amount of money corporations can give to Super PACs.
Judge hears oral arguments in attendant care lawsuit
Attorneys trying to preserve attendant care services for two Hoosier families appeared before U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Walton Pratt on Tuesday, urging her to order an injunction that would halt their transition to structured family care.
Lieutenant governor candidates debate property taxes, water rights
The Indiana lieutenant governor’s primary role is serving as the state’s secretary of agriculture and rural development, so it was fitting that the first and likely only lieutenant governor debate of this campaign season was agriculture-focused.
Trafalgar meeting scheduled for Thursday
Trafalgar Town Council is holding an executive session on Thursday at 5 p.m.
Police Incidents – Aug. 14
Police Incidents
Runyon Lake residents seek solution to 20-year-old drainage problem
Sitting water that attracts mosquitos, constantly wet grass and silty ponds are just some of the issues some Center Grove area residents say they are experiencing.