State and Local News

The Indiana University Board of Trustees is scheduled to vote on proposed tuition and mandatory fee increases Wednesday, after a public hearing in Indianapolis. IU President Michael McRobbie is ...Read more

Layoffs are coming next month in Peru. The first phase of layoffs at Schneider Electric includes 32 workers. They’ll be let go over a two-week period starting July 12. More workers will be ...Read more

For boys who want to improve their basketball skills the Marion Giants Basketball Academy starts today. The program, run by Marion boys basketball coaches, will be offering training for boys going ...Read more

Perdue Foods says there could be pieces of bone in some of its ‘Simply Smart Organics’ breaded chicken breast tenders, nuggets, and strips. The chicken had a use-by date of May 20, ...Read more

A bill recently signed by Gov. Eric Holcomb is expanding the number of opioid treatment centers in Indiana. State Rep. Steve Davisson says no one should have to drive all day to get to the care ...Read more

Kokomo School Corporation and Taylor school Corporation will again be offering free lunches this summer to children age 18 and under at three locations: Taylor Elementary School, Carver Community ...Read more

Project Access of Howard County is offering help paying Healthy Indiana Plan premiums through a City Block Grant. It’s available from now until the end of June. They are also offering free ...Read more

You might be paying less at the gas pump soon. Many experts say the tariffs on Mexican and Chinese goods are going to hamper the US economy. Patrick DeHaan, Head of Petroleum Analysis for ...Read more

A father and step mother were charged with murder among other crimes Friday in Bloomington after an autopsy discovered their 12-year-old child starved to death, according to the Associated ...Read more