The state is pumping millions of dollars into improving broadband access in rural areas. It’s an idea that has a lot of support, but making it happen won’t be easy. Coming up, rural broadband – the economic possibilities and a look at some of the potential hurdles.
Jail overcrowding is a statewide – even national problem. Ahead, a look at the fix one local county is considering.
And former Indiana Congressman Lee Hamilton served as vice chair of the 9/11 commission that investigated the September 11thattacks. Coming up, why he says the threat of global extremism is worse today than 17 years ago.
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The economic possibilities of rural broadband and the potential hurdles. How one county is dealing with jail overcrowding. And former Indiana Congressman Lee Hamilton on why the threat of global extremism is worse today than 17 years ago.
The economic possibilities of rural broadband and the potential hurdles. How one county is dealing with jail overcrowding. And former Indiana Congressman Lee Hamilton on why the threat of global extremism is worse today than 17 years ago.
A report written by a group of experts that included former Democratic Rep. Lee Hamilton of Indiana says violent extremism has grown since the Sept. 11 attacks and poses a greater global threat today.
Part two of our series on civil forfeiture, the governor says the I-69 project will be finished ahead of schedule thanks to $600 million. Plus a new type of scholarship is inspiring students to think about the expense of college much sooner.
Part two of our series on civil forfeiture, the governor says the I-69 project will be finished ahead of schedule thanks to $600 million. Plus a new type of scholarship is inspiring students to think about the expense of college much sooner.
As the cost of higher education increases, a program lets high school students earn small scholarships with things like getting good grades, playing a sport, or visiting a college campus.
Indiana police seized more than $3 million in cash and property during fiscal year 2017. But a Marion County court case challenges what happens to that money.
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Tuesday the state will invest $1 billion in infrastructure projects, including speeding up construction of I-69 Section 6 by three years.
Part one of our series on civil forfeitures. Plus, there’s a truck driver shortage. And former President Jimmy Carter and his wife are in Indiana to help build nearly two dozen Habitat for Humanity homes.
Currently you can’t drive a semi-truck across state lines unless you’re at least 21. A bill backed by Rep. Trey Hollingsworth (R-Ind.) would lower that to 18.
Part one of our series on civil forfeitures. Plus, there’s a truck driver shortage. And former President Jimmy Carter and his wife are in Indiana to help build nearly two dozen Habitat for Humanity homes.
Police seized Timbs' $42,000 Land Rover after he sold an undercover detective a few hundred dollars worth of heroin. Timbs says that violates the Eighth Amendment's Excessive Fines clause.
International student enrollment is declining. A new program at Purdue University is helping young scientists launch their own experiments. Plus, Indiana scientists are working on innovative ways to diagnose prostate cancer.
Researchers are working to develop a more reliable, less invasive way to detect prostate cancer. And, you might be surprised to find out what they’ve come up with
International student enrollment is declining. A new program at Purdue University is helping young scientists launch their own experiments. Plus, Indiana scientists are working on innovative ways to diagnose prostate cancer.
We take you to a school that’s using a truancy court to learn how they can help families get their kids to school. A visit to the forest to see how researchers are working to measure light pollution.
An increasing number of Indiana school districts are turning to truancy courts to address issues with chronic absences. But, the focus isn’t on punishing students.
We take you to a school that’s using a truancy court to learn how they can help families get their kids to school. A visit to the forest to see how researchers are working to measure light pollution.
Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) says he’ll continue to review Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s record and watch his confirmation hearing before he decides whether to back him.
