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  • The Indiana Department of Education is reviewing whether A-F performance grades to schools could be canceled this year because regulations on setting those grades have expired.
  • During Evans' 13-year tenure, IU Health has grown from three hospitals in downtown Indianapolis to a unified statewide health system of nearly 20 hospitals and health centers that treat more than 2.5 million patients per year.
  • Indiana Adjutant General Guard Maj. Gen. Courtney Carr announced Wednesday that Company A, 2/20th Special Forces Group will be moving to Camp Atterbury.
  • New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady can suit up for his team's season opener after a judge erased his four-game suspension for "Deflategate."
  • For the last few decades, dual language immersion programs in Indiana's schools have been rare. A handful are sprinkled throughout the state, but after this year's legislature allocated $500,000 to start a dual language immersion pilot program, five more schools will join the pool of available programs.
  • Also: The father of a 3-year-old Syrian boy who drowned in the Aegean Sea buries his family, and in Hungary, 2,300 migrants at a refugee camp near the Serbian border have threatened to break out.
  • Janet Langhart Cohen returns to Indianapolis to introduce her one act play, "Anne & Emmett." It is centered on Anne Frank, who became the symbol of the Nazi Holocaust, and Emmett Till, who helped spark America's civil rights movement. His murder left a deep impression on Cohen, who also experienced racism as a child in Indianapolis.
  • Indiana collected about $6 million more in taxes last month than expected, putting the Hoosier State right on par with projections for the entire year.
  • An Indianapolis pastor is spending the next month in a tent. He won't be out in the woods, but in the middle of one of the city's most crime-ridden neighborhoods.
  • Indiana's unemployment rate among post-9-11 veterans is 10 percent. That ranks in the bottom third of the country, and is nearly three percent higher than the national average.
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