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Jun 24
Indiana News

Indiana lawmakers, activists respond to U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade

Indiana lawmakers could consider new restrictions on abortion access at a special legislative session next month.
By Indiana Public Broadcasting Staff
Jun 24
Indiana News

Indiana lawmakers, activists respond to Roe v. Wade reversal

By Indiana Public Broadcasting Staff
Jun 9
Indiana News

Town of Clarksville condemns property of former Colgate-Palmolive factory

Clarksville Town Council voted to condemn the former plant this week, saying the owner has not developed the site despite offered incentives.

By Michael J. Collins
Jun 9
Indiana News
Clarksville condemns former Colgate-Palmolive plant
Michael J. Collins
Jun 8
Indiana News

Joseph Oberhansley, convicted of killing and dismembering his ex-girlfriend, appeals sentence

Joseph Oberhansley, convicted of killing, dismembering and partially consuming his ex-girlfriend in 2014, is appealing his life without parole sentence.

By Aprile Rickert
Jun 8
Indiana News
Man convicted of killing, dismembering his ex-girlfriend appeals sentence
Aprile Rickert
May 17
Indiana News

Southern Indiana health officer to lead state EMS

Clark County Health Officer Dr. Eric Yazel has been named medical director at Indiana EMS. He’ll start at the end of May.

By Aprile Rickert
May 17
Indiana News
Southern Indiana health officer to lead state EMS
Aprile Rickert
May 16
Indiana News

Indiana Supreme Court suspends judge accused of domestic battery

Crawford County Circuit Court Judge Sabrina Bell is facing a low-level felony charge for domestic battery in the presence of minors.

By Yasmine Jumaa
May 16
Indiana News
Ind. Supreme Court suspends judge accused of striking ex
Yasmine Jumaa
May 2
Indiana News

Sickle cell can be passed on to kids – but many don’t know if they carry the gene

Medical providers want to raise awareness about testing for the sickle cell trait, which can cause severe pain, strokes and organ failure.

By Farah Yousry, Side Effects Public Media
May 2
Indiana News
Sickle cell can be passed on to kids – but many don’t know if they carry the gene
Farah Yousry, Side Effects Public Media
Apr 19
Indiana News

Police say body of boy found dead in Indiana woods was in suitcase

Indiana State Police released new details in the case of a young boy found dead in Southern Indiana. They are still trying to identify him.

By Aprile Rickert
Apr 19
Indiana News
Police say body of boy found dead in Indiana woods was in suitcase
Aprile Rickert
Mar 22
Indiana News

UPDATE: Ind. GOP says they’ll move to override Holcomb veto on anti-trans sports bill

Legislators say they'll take up the vote to override Gov. Holcomb's veto when they re-convene in May.

By Aprile Rickert
Mar 22
Indiana News
Ind. GOP hopes to override veto on anti-trans sports bill
Aprile Rickert
Mar 21
Indiana News

Ind. last in nation in comprehensive health care access in 2018, according to new report

A nonprofit policy advocacy group found three quarters of Hoosiers lacked access to comprehensive public health systems in 2018.

By Aprile Rickert
Mar 21
Indiana News
Ind. lags behind nation on health system access
Aprile Rickert
Mar 16
Indiana News

New Albany Police: 1 dead, 2 injured following Tuesday car crash

According to police, the crash happened on State Street near the New Albany Plaza after a car fled an attempted police stop.

By Breya Jones
Mar 16
Indiana News
New Albany Police: 1 dead, 2 injured following Tuesday car crash
Breya Jones
Feb 28
Indiana News

Indiana bill would extend Medicaid up to a year after pregnancy

Indiana HB 1140 would extend Medicaid coverage for up to 12 months after pregnancy. Supporters say it could help prevent maternal mortality.

By Aprile Rickert
Feb 28
Indiana News
Indiana bill would extend Medicaid up to a year after pregnancy
Aprile Rickert
Feb 3
Indiana News

Indiana’s COVID-19 cases dropping but doctor says, ‘It’s not over yet’

Indiana had about 6,600 new daily COVID-19 cases, a sharp drop from peaks of over 17,000. But one health officer says many are still sick.

By Aprile Rickert
Feb 3
Indiana News
Ind. COVID-19 cases dropping but doctor says, ‘It’s not over yet’
Aprile Rickert
Jan 16
Indiana News

Annual Southern Indiana addiction awareness events follow rise in overdose deaths

The seventh annual Drug Facts Week follows the deadliest year for drug overdoses since 2016. Author Sam Quinones will be the keynote speaker.

By Aprile Rickert
Jan 16
Indiana News
Annual Southern Indiana addiction awareness events this week
Aprile Rickert
Jan 1
Indiana News

Indiana agencies partner to help those with addiction issues

The Jeffersonville Police Department and LifeSpring Health Systems are partnering to help identify and connect people with substance issues in Southern Indiana to addiction services.

By Aprile Rickert
Jan 1
Indiana News
Indiana agencies partner to help those with addiction issues
Aprile Rickert
Dec 30
Indiana News

Indiana breaks daily COVID-19 record with more than 12,000 new cases

Indiana health officials reported more than 12,000 new cases Thursday, with a statewide positivity rate of almost 15%.

By Aprile Rickert
Dec 30
Indiana News
Ind. sets daily COVID-19 record with over 12K new cases
Aprile Rickert
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Hi, I’m John Boyle, a reporter and editor at WFPL focused on Southern Indiana. I’m also a corps member with Report For America, a national program that places journalists into local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities.

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