Search results for

A school that will teach students how to speak Spanish and English was given approval by the Indianapolis Charter School Board Tuesday to open next year on the city's Northwest side in Lafayette Square

The state's trial courts received 1.6 million new cases and held 1,338 civil and criminal jury trials last year, according to a new annual report. The 2012 Indiana Judicial Service and Probation Report also found that more than 300,000 cases last year involved an individual who went to court without an attorney.

City Council members in Greenwood voted 6-2 this week to add e-cigarettes to the city's smoking ban. The ban prohibits smoking in places such as restaurants, building entryways and parks, but not bars.

The Indiana Court of Appeals said Tuesday that Zionsville can create the mayoral position and absorb a township of about 1,000 residents.

Southern Indiana health officials have tested nearly 200 students and teachers for tuberculosis at Rock Creek Community Academy in Sellersburg, where a student has tested positive for the illness.

The Indiana Lincoln Highway Association is creating a corridor management plan that includes how to market the highway, preserve its history and develop tourism around the roadway.

One of the new and exciting additions to the 90.1 radio lineup is "Cultural Manifesto" a locally produced program that celebrates music and musicians from all over the world.

Indiana will soon become the 22nd state in the nation to create a type of specialty court dedicated to business cases.

The State Board of Education met Wednesday and discussed a new plan for schools choosing their formative assessments.

Needle exchanges are now legal under recently passed legislation, if county officials go through the set process and receive state approval to do so.