Braun’s new IU Board of Trustees appointments include Marilee Springer, Dr. David Hormuth and Isaac White, IU student trustee.
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Youth mentors say curfew proposal could work but not a cure-all
Mentors who work with troubled youth said a proposed expansion of Marion County’s curfew might work if it’s combined with both enforcement and a place for children to go.
Mayor Hogsett appoints new director of Indianapolis Animal Care Services
Mayor Joe Hogsett on Wednesday announced Amanda Dehoney-Hinkle as the new Director of Indianapolis Animal Care Services, effective July 21.
Indiana’s public colleges and universities agree to tuition freeze
All 15 of Indiana’s public colleges and universities have agreed to freeze tuition and mandatory fees for in-state undergraduate students, Gov. Mike Braun’s announced Tuesday.
Report on sexual harassment response excludes texts with Mayor Hogsett, attorney says
The report found the mayor and his administration did not break any laws or policies at the time.
Rokita wants answers on alleged race-based practices at Butler, DePauw
The Indiana Attorney General asked the universities to provide information about their admissions and hiring practices.
State officials announce end of bird flu outbreak in Indiana
The outbreak of avian influenza that began in Indiana more than three years ago has ended, state officials announced Thursday.
Colts owner Jim Irsay dies at 65
The Indianapolis Colts announced that owner Jim Irsay died Wednesday afternoon at age 65, “peacefully in his sleep.”
Phishing scam targets Hoosiers with fake emails from Indiana agencies
The fake emails claim to be from the Indiana Office of Technology, Department of Insurance, and Family and Social Services Administration.
New documentary explores the story of a displaced Latino neighborhood
The Indiana Historical Society is set to premiere a new documentary, ‘Beyond El Barrio,’ on May 1, highlighting the rich history of a Latino neighborhood in Indianapolis that was displaced by urban development.


