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Purdue’s New Athletic Director Said WHAT?

Purdue’s New Athletic Director Said WHAT?

My gast is flabbered.
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Remains of 56 people found improperly stored and decomposing at Chicago funeral home

Remains of 56 people found improperly stored and decomposing at Chicago funeral home

Authorities have found 56 bodies improperly stored at a Chicago funeral home
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Indiana football DL Kellan Wyatt

Indiana football DL Kellan Wyatt

Indiana is bringing another 2025 defensive lineman back into the fold in Kellan Wyatt, who started before an injury.
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What Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt’s returns mean for Indiana football

What Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt’s returns mean for Indiana football

The return of Daley and Wyatt to Indiana’s roster could give the Hoosiers the best defensive line in the country.
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Construction on Historic State Road 225 Bridge Halted Due to Environmental Concerns

Construction on Historic State Road 225 Bridge Halted Due to Environmental Concerns

Construction on the historic State Road 225 bridge in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, has been paused. The halt is due to the bridge's deteriorating condition and the discovery of a protected mussel species along the riverbank. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) is conducting an environmental study to ensure that the construction will not harm the mussels. Additionally, INDOT is awaiting a permit to install a temporary causeway, which is necessary for the continuation of the project. State Senator Ron Alting has indicated that a revised timeline for the project is expected in the coming months.
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State Legislation Intensifies Scrutiny on Private Equity in Healthcare Transactions

State Legislation Intensifies Scrutiny on Private Equity in Healthcare Transactions

State Legislation Intensifies Scrutiny on Private Equity in Healthcare Transactions
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Indiana Law Hinders Solar Adoption for Homeowners, Benefits Electric Companies

Indiana Law Hinders Solar Adoption for Homeowners, Benefits Electric Companies

A 2017 Indiana state law is making it financially challenging for homeowners to install solar panels, while benefiting electric companies. The law affects net metering, a system that allows solar panel owners to send excess energy back to the grid and receive credits. In Indiana, homeowners receive only a fraction of the energy value they contribute, as electric companies sell the energy at full price but credit homeowners at a reduced rate. This has extended the payoff period for solar investments beyond the lifespan of the panels, discouraging solar adoption among residents.
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Bristol Rezoning Request Withdrawn Amid Community Concerns

Bristol Rezoning Request Withdrawn Amid Community Concerns

The rezoning request for the Bristol Innovation Project in Indiana has been withdrawn after months of community debate. The project involved nearly 1,000 acres of farmland intended for a detailed planned unit development, potentially including a data center. Concerns from residents about the project's impact led to its removal from the town council's agenda. The land was previously annexed for light manufacturing use, but the future of the project remains uncertain.
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Former VP Mike Pence Joins Colorado Christian University Faculty

Former VP Mike Pence Joins Colorado Christian University Faculty

Former Vice President Mike Pence has been appointed as a visiting faculty member at Colorado Christian University (CCU) for the 2026-2027 academic year. Pence will engage with students through lectures and classroom discussions, building on his previous involvement with the university, including an online course on American conservatism. Pence, a born-again evangelical Christian, has a long history in politics, having served as Governor of Indiana and as Vice President under President Trump. His role at CCU aligns with his commitment to promoting Christian values and conservative principles.
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Indianapolis Colts Secure Jonathan Taylor with Long-Term Extension

Indianapolis Colts Secure Jonathan Taylor with Long-Term Extension

Indianapolis Colts Secure Jonathan Taylor with Long-Term Extension
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Indiana Considers Increased Oversight on Insurance Companies' Private Credit Exposure

Indiana Considers Increased Oversight on Insurance Companies' Private Credit Exposure

Indiana Considers Increased Oversight on Insurance Companies' Private Credit Exposure
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Diocese of Evansville Supports Indiana's School Cell Phone Ban

Diocese of Evansville Supports Indiana's School Cell Phone Ban

The Diocese of Evansville has endorsed Indiana's new bell-to-bell ban on cell phones in schools, although the policy does not apply to private schools, even those receiving public voucher funds. This endorsement aligns with the state's efforts to minimize distractions in educational settings and improve student focus. The ban restricts the use of wireless communication devices during school hours, aiming to enhance the learning environment by reducing interruptions caused by cell phones. While the Diocese supports the initiative, specific details on its implementation in Catholic schools have not been disclosed.