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Indiana Renews Ivy Tech Inmate Education Partnership

Indiana Renews Ivy Tech Inmate Education Partnership

A 10-year renewal expands workforce training and high school equivalency programs across the state's correctional facilities.

Live Poll

Should Indiana spend more public money on prison education programs?

Indiana news covers government, elections, manufacturing, motorsports, college basketball and Midwest community affairs across the state. Reporting reaches Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville and South Bend.


Lifestyle

Apartments

Indiana Joins $48.5M Settlement With Single-Family Landlords

Progress Residential and Pretium Partners agree to disclose full rental costs and stop withholding deposits for ordinary wear and tear.


Crime

Live Poll

Should judges be retained by voters in your area at election time?

Criminal Justice

Indiana Voters Retain Lake County Judges

Voters retained three Lake Superior Court judges and four Indiana appellate judges, while several Porter and LaPorte County superior court races changed hands.

Indiana Voters Retain Lake County Judges

Travel

National Parks

Hoosier National Forest Ranks Sixth for Fall Foliage

A Magic Hour study of 174 federal lands places Indiana's forest sixth nationally for autumn color.

Hoosier National Forest Ranks Sixth for Fall Foliage

Health

Live Poll

Do you trust official government monitoring of air and water quality where you live?

Asthma

Indiana Group Deploys Air Monitors Across Southwest Region

A $75,000 grant is helping Southwestern Indiana Citizens for Quality of Life track particulate pollution and well water contaminants.

Indiana Group Deploys Air Monitors Across Southwest Region

Entertainment

Live Poll

Do you believe your local school district should prioritize funding for competitive marching band programs?

Classical

Seven Evansville Bands Qualify for ISSMA State Finals

Local marching bands earned their spots at the upcoming state competition after strong semistate performances.

Seven Evansville Bands Qualify for ISSMA State Finals

Coverage here runs across the legislature and the governor's office, statewide elections, the courts and the manufacturing and logistics sectors most central to the Indiana economy. Reporting extends through Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville and South Bend and the smaller industrial and agricultural communities across the state. Manufacturing's deep roots in the state economy mean that trade policy, supply chain shifts and plant-level decisions regularly surface as state news. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway and college basketball generate a sports calendar that intersects with civic and economic life in ways specific to Indiana.


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