Can local governments take the hit from Gov. Braun's property tax reform?
The Indiana Senate heard testimony Tuesday on Senate Bill 1, which currently reflects Gov. Mike Braun's proposed property tax reform plan.
'I loved covering your teams:' Two on-air sports personalities at 107.5 The Fan laid off
Fewer things exemplify sports radio than receiving positive recognition (@Barrett_Media top 20 list) and it being over 15 min ...
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Doyel: Colts QB Anthony Richardson for Browns DE Myles Garrett. Who says no? And why??
The Browns need a quarterback, and Myles Garrett wants out. The Colts need a pass rush, and Anthony Richardson isn't working out. Let's make a deal.
Some employers want people in office. Many workers say no. What's Indiana's new normal?
Indiana's workforce is feeling pressure to return to the office, but a good portion of employees still like hybrid work. Is ...
Ice storm takes aim at Midwest. What Hoosiers can expect after warm start to the week
An ice storm is predicted to cover a swath of the Midwest and Northeast from Iowa to Pennsylvania. Here's what Hoosiers can ...
Indiana Fever find their backup point guard, continue to surround young core with winners
Fever will sign Sydney Colson, a league source confirmed to IndyStar. Colson comes to Indiana after three years with the Aces, where she won two titles.
Insider: Storm over Indiana basketball intensifies as it adds another chapter in its house of horrors
Mike Woodson didn't sugarcoat what Indiana's latest loss means. That's six in seven games and its NCAA tournament hopes are ...
'This program is broken': Indiana basketball fans are livid after horrible start vs. Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Badgers streak to a 22-point on the Indiana Hoosiers in less than 7 minutes of their Big Ten Conference game.
Indiana diplomas have changed, but college admission standards have not | Opinion
As director of admissions at the University of Indianapolis, when I look at a student’s application, I primarily look for ...
Indiana's nuclear power legislation places costs on customers, advocates say
Three Indiana bills would allow utilities to charge customers for development of small modular nuclear reactors.
Universal vouchers won't mean access for all in private schools | Opinion
Private schools have historically been exempt from the legal obligation to serve homeless students and students with ...
Construction on a roundabout on Carmel's border begins next month. Which roads will close
Construction on a new roundabout in Carmel is set to begin next month and shut down an intersection for about 60 days, according to the city.