Bill Would Eliminate Req. for Schools Admins. to be Licenced
A bill moving through the statehouse would eliminate the requirement that school administrators be licensed.
View ArticleAlternative Methods Keep Juveniles out of the System
Indiana legal experts say new methods of rehabilitating teens convicted of crimes appear to be working, but could still be improved.
View ArticleBloomington Residents’ Water Bills to Rise
A 15 percent increase should show up on Bloomington residents' water bills within the next 90 days.
View ArticleTreasurer Points to RBB Bonds as Source of High Tax Bills
Treasurer Cathy Smith told the County Council that the higher tax bills are the result of bonds issued by the Richland-Bean Blossom Community School Corporation
View ArticleCummins Posting Significant Profits
The company expects 2011 sales to grow by nearly 30% from $13.2 billion in 2010 to $17 billion.
View ArticleIndiana Unemployment Rising Slightly
The state’s jobless rate has still dropped roughly two percent in just two years.
View ArticleMost Indiana Congressmen Oppose Debt Deal
The deal is opposed by both Democratic and Republican representatives from Indiana. 3 Hoosier congressmen voted for the bill.
View ArticlePositive Auto Sales Show Boost To Indiana Car Industry
Chrysler, GM and Ford all showed double-digit growth this month.
View ArticleHonda Adding Up To 1000 Jobs In Greensburg
The new workers will build a version of the Honda Civic which runs on natural gas.
View ArticleIndiana Home Sales Up Last Month
While the number of homes sold went up, the median selling price was down slightly, to about $133,000.
View ArticleIU Students React To Dorm Fee Increases
Indiana University approved a residence hall fee increase for the next academic year.
View ArticleState Employees To Get Pay Raises
The largest group of state workers – around 75 percent – get a three percent raise.
View ArticleHouse Republicans Budget Would Restore K-12 Funding
However, House Minority Leader Scott Pelath says the state should use more of its surplus to bolster education funding.
View ArticleIvy Tech Trustees To Vote On Tuition Increase Thursday
Ivy Tech officials say a tuition hike will help the statewide community college system make investments in areas such as more faculty and better equipment.
View ArticleIU Trustees Approve 1.75% Tuition Increase
Indiana University's tuition increase is slightly less than the 2 percent increase the state education commission recommended.
View ArticleIvy Tech Unlikely To Be Chided For 8 Percent Tuition Hike
Ivy Tech's tuition increase is higher than the 2 percent the Indiana Commission for Higher Education recommended.
View ArticleNashville Council Rules Out Water Rate Hike
Alternate streams of revenue are being approached for Nashville's water improvement project
View ArticleIU President Proposes 2-Year Tuition Freeze
Tuition would remain flat for in-state students attending IU Bloomington.
View ArticleWomen’s Participation In Hunting At All Time High
Indiana is experiencing a dramatic increase in the number of women who hunt. One-point-five million of the nation’s hunters are now women.
View ArticleVigo County Residents Weigh In On Funding Proposal For New County Jail
Vigo County residents had the opportunity to weigh in on the results of the private feasibility study which gives recommendations for the size and structure of a proposed $66 million county jail.
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