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Indianapolis Official Named Assistant Vice President At Indiana University
Adam Thies, director of planning and development initiatives for the City of Indianapolis, has been named assistant vice president for capital planning and facilities at Indiana University.
What Will School Autonomy Mean For Indianapolis Public Schools?
What exactly school autonomy will look like for IPS is not yet clear. A plan isn't expected to be presented to the school board until this fall. But the fact that the board is insistent that it will happen could mean big changes for the district.
Storms Pummel Central Indiana, Thousands Left Without Power
In Marion County, the storms downed trees and disrupted power to an estimated 35,000 IPL customers, mostly on the west side of Indianapolis.
Monday's Rains and Saturated Ground Increase Flooding Risk
Severe storms making their way through Indiana Monday ushered in damaging winds and heavy rains, leaving thousands in the Indianapolis area without power. That's in addition to rain over the last week that's saturated much of the state.
How The Affordable Care Act Pays For Insurance Subsidies
The health care law is helping low- and middle-income Americans pay for their insurance. Where does that money come from? In part, it is a matter of the well-off helping pay for those who have less. But that's not the full answer.
Loretta Lynch Calls On Local Police To Help Race Relations
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said during a speech in Indianapolis on Monday that the justice department will rely on local police to help develop trust between minorities and the criminal justice system.
Democrat John Gregg Holds Fundraising Advantage In First Half Of 2015
Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Gregg raised more money in the first half of 2015 than Governor Mike Pence.
Republican Field For U.S. Senate Seat Getting Crowded
The fight to earn the Republican nomination for Senate in Indiana is now a three-way race between former State GOP chair Eric Holcomb, 3rd District Congressman Marlin Stutzman and 9th District Congressman Todd Young.
Educators Blame Teacher Shortage On Low Pay, Discouraging Policies
The Indiana Department of Education issued licenses to about 5,599 teachers in 2009-10, and in '13-14 that number sat closer to 4,500.
Indianapolis City Council Session Full Of Symbolic Debates
The Indianapolis City-County Council debated and advanced several measures at its July meeting, but few have any solid legal impact. The council advanced a move against BlueIndy electric rental cars, mandatory reporting of stolen guns and the first major overhaul if zoning laws in four decades. It also urged banks to do more to take care of abandoned properties stuck in foreclosure purgatory.
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