Nov 23 Indiana News About half of Hoosiers approve of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s job performance in latest Hoosier Survey About 49 percent of people in the Hoosier Survey approve of Gov. Eric Holcomb's job performance, while just 35 percent disapprove. By Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting Nov 23 Indiana News About half of Hoosiers approve of Gov. Eric Holcomb's performance Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Nov 21 Indiana News Indiana Supreme Court considers murder sentence appeal for Joseph Oberhansley Joseph Oberhansley was sentenced to life without parole in 2020, six years after he killed and mutilated his ex-girlfriend Tammy Jo Blanton. By Aprile Rickert Nov 21 Indiana News Ind. Supreme Court considers Oberhansley sentence appeal Aprile Rickert
Nov 20 Indiana News How to help Louisville and Southern Indiana neighbors in need this Thanksgiving With Thanksgiving and Christmas around the corner, food assistance groups in Jefferson County are seeking donations to help meet the need. By Roberto Roldan Nov 20 Indiana News How to help in Louisville, Southern Ind. this Thanksgiving Roberto Roldan
Nov 17 Indiana News New kiosks set up across Indiana to connect people facing eviction with legal services The 120 kiosks set up across the state provide a way to easily access IndianaLegalHelp.org and other resources. By Taylor Bennett, Indiana Public Broadcasting Nov 17 Indiana News New kiosks to connect Hoosiers facing eviction with legal services Taylor Bennett, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Nov 13 Indiana News Holcomb talks urgency, diversification at UN Climate Change Conference Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb was invited to the conference to speak about Indiana’s efforts to diversify its energy sources. By Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting Nov 13 Indiana News Holcomb talks urgency at UN Climate Change Conference Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Oct 31 Indiana News Five years after double homicide in Delphi, state police announce arrest Fifty-year-old Richard Allen of Delphi was taken into custody last Wednesday and charged Friday with two counts of murder. By Benjamin Thorp, Indiana Public Broadcasting Oct 31 Indiana News Arrest comes 5 years after double homicide in Delphi Benjamin Thorp, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Oct 28 Indiana News Indiana police set Monday update in killings of 2 teen girls The news conference will include Indiana State Police, Carroll County law enforcement and the U.S. Marshals Service. By Associated Press Staff Oct 28 Indiana News Indiana police set Monday update in killings of 2 teen girls Associated Press Staff
Oct 28 Indiana News Can people living in long-term care facilities vote? What about people with Alzheimer’s or dementia? Hoosiers who live in nursing homes or who have dementia and Alzheimer's have the same voting rights as others. By Violet Comber-Wilen, Indiana Public Broadcasting Oct 28 Indiana News Can Hoosiers living in long-term care facilities vote? Violet Comber-Wilen, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Oct 27 Indiana News Indiana’s 2022 mail-in ballot application deadline is Oct. 27 Thursday, Oct. 27 is the last day you can request a mail-in ballot for this fall’s election. There are about a dozen reasons Hoosiers can vote by mail. That includes if you’re age 65 or older; if you have a disability; if you’re prevented from voting due to a lack of transportation; or if you’re […] By Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting Oct 27 Indiana News Indiana's 2022 mail-in ballot application deadline is Oct. 27 Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Oct 22 Indiana News Here’s where abortion lawsuits in Indiana and Kentucky stand Abortion access has wavered in Kentucky and Indiana for months as new laws restricting services have gone into effect and faced lawsuits. By Aprile Rickert Oct 22 Indiana News Here’s where abortion lawsuits in Indiana and Kentucky stand Aprile Rickert
Oct 20 Indiana News Why are Indiana’s ambulance costs so high? Indiana EMS Medical Director Eric Yazel said high costs rely on many factors, particularly the state’s reimbursement system. By Violet Comber-Wilen, Indiana Public Broadcasting Oct 20 Indiana News Why are Indiana’s ambulance costs so high? Violet Comber-Wilen, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Oct 18 Indiana News Holcomb won’t follow Biden’s lead and pardon simple marijuana offenses Gov. Eric Holcomb refuses to follow President Joe Biden’s lead and pardon Hoosiers convicted of simple marijuana possession. By Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting Oct 18 Indiana News Holcomb won’t pardon simple marijuana offenses Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Oct 18 Indiana News What do Hoosiers need to know about Indiana’s taxation of student loan forgiveness? Indiana taxes student loan forgiveness. This will include Biden’s recent one-time cancellation of student loan debt for eligible borrowers. By Violet Comber-Wilen, Indiana Public Broadcasting Oct 18 Indiana News What to know about Ind. taxes on student loan forgiveness Violet Comber-Wilen, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Oct 14 Indiana News Indiana, ACLU argue in court over religious freedom challenge to abortion ban An Indiana judge heard arguments Friday in a case challenging the state's new abortion law, which plaintiffs say violates their religious freedom. By Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting Oct 14 Indiana News Indiana, ACLU argue over religious freedom challenge to abortion ban Brandon Smith, Indiana Public Broadcasting