
Governor Braun orders flags flown at half-staff in remembrance of Pope Francis, a lawsuit is filed over voter eligibility, autism education advocacy group questions funding reduction, a discrimination claim is made against a domestic violence organization, and the grace period ends in May for motorists speeding through an Indy work zone.
Indiana
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Indiana moves to regulate legal THC sales and branding
Indiana lawmakers continue to debate THC rules while surrounding states move forward with marijuana legalization. Senate Bill 478 targets packaging …
Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Indiana survivor says nonprofit exploited her story
By Mary Claire Molloy for Mirror Indy.Broadcast version by Joe Ulery for Indiana News Service reporting for the Mirror Indy-Free Press Indiana-Public …
Monday, April 21, 2025
Financial Literacy Awareness Month: Time for a budget reset?
April is Financial Literary Awareness Month and Hoosiers who are worried about inflation or watching their retirement account on the stock-market roll…
Indiana Senate passes surprise court cuts
Indiana lawmakers approved a bill Tuesday to eliminate judgeships in eleven mostly rural counties as part of a statewide judicial reallocation…
IN sexual assault victims often suffer in silence, urged to seek help
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Crimes against men and women ranging from grabbing and fondling to rape to criminally deviant conduct are …
Candy, soda out as Indiana reworks SNAP benefits
Gov. Mike Braun rolled out a sweeping health and government assistance initiative Tuesday, backed by U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert …
IU medical research takes a hit from federal budget cuts
By Kyla Russell for WISH-TV.Broadcast version by Joe Ulery for Indiana News Service reporting for the WISH-TV-Free Press Indiana-Public News Service C…
IN tenants have options when facing eviction
Housing that's both affordable and ready to rent is out of reach for many Hoosiers. The 2025 Indiana Housing Profile says for every 100 low-income …
IN child abuse cases rise, leave mental, physical scars
More than 7,500 Indiana children were removed from their homes last year because of abuse and neglect. According to The Indiana Youth Institute's 2024…
IN lawmakers endorse advanced transmission technologies for power grid
Indiana lawmakers have approved a measure to study ways to use advanced transmission technologies to squeeze more energy from the state's aging electr…
Indiana food banks struggle as USDA pulls back funding
Indiana food banks are bracing for a major disruption as the U.S. Department of Agriculture suspends $500 million in food deliveries nationwide…
Few treatment options for IN residents with linked chronic pain, mental illness
April is National Stress Awareness Month. Stress is the body's way of processing work, personal, and family pressures, or other triggers. A new …