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  • Before her appointment to lead Missouri's Department of Natural resources in 2017 Carol Comer was commissioner of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management.
  • Pence announced Thursday that Indiana developer Gordon Hendry, Lake County attorney Tony Walker, Evansville teacher B.J. Watts and Huntington teacher Cari Whicker would serve new four-year terms.
  • The Indianapolis Zoo is partnering for the rehabilitation program that gives the endangered species a better chance of survival.
  • The Indiana Coalition for Public Education hosted the event, which featured speakers from various teachers unions and education related organizations, and even a few lawmakersincluding the lady of the hour herself: Glenda Ritz.
  • The legislation, authored by Speaker Brian Bosma and House Minority Leader Scott Pelath, creates a study committee that will spend two years reviewing redistricting procedures in other states and recommend a system for Indiana.
  • Franklin College professor David Carlson has been following the Islamic State group closely, and he's been sharing what he knows in a series of public lectures around central Indiana.
  • The $350 million project included upgrading 13 miles of the highway to interstate standards from the Interstate 465 loop around Indianapolis to Indiana 38 north of Westfield.
  • An Indiana lawmaker Wednesday took another pass at rewriting last year's religious freedom restoration law - and the measure barely got a hearing, let alone a vote.
  • Plans for a proposed $1.3 billion transit system for Central Indiana were on display, Thursday, downtown.
  • At 92, Mari Evans is the last known surviving member of the 1950s and 60s Black Arts Movement. Recently honored with an Indiana Author's Award for Lifetime Achievement, Evans consented to a rare interview to talk philosophy, activism, read some of her poetry, and play some Thelonious Monk.
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