After midnight, artists use molten iron to create metal masterpieces
See photos of welding artists bringing their visions to life at Sculpture Trails in Solsberry.
Latest news
Free tire recycling at 32 statewide sites thanks to state grant
IDEM divvies $300,000 among counties seeking grants to get rid of old tires.
Indiana colleges inch closer to offering Workforce Pell Grants
The state is looking for approval for medical assistant and electrical maintenance programs.
Around 7,000 Haitian workers to be removed from Indiana’s workforce on Monday
Residents from Haiti can no longer legally live or work in U.S. after Temporary Protected Status ends.
Rural Communities
Can I get a free roadmap for my car? In Indiana, no.
Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan and Ohio will send you a free fold-up roadmap for your car if you ask for one — but not Indiana.
We asked you if Indiana is affordable. Here’s what you said.
A few big costs burden Indiana residents, but the state is affordable for some people.
Indiana’s largest broadband expansion will bring high-speed internet to 123,000 homes
Customers of Decatur County REMC in southeastern Indiana are expected to be among the first Hoosiers to see the benefits.
Policy & Impact
Six Indiana cities close on low-interest state loans for housing projects
The loans come from the Indiana Residential Infrastructure Fund — a revolving-loan fund created by statute three years ago to support housing development through low-interest municipal loans.
Trump Accounts are here. How to claim $1,000 to invest in your child
Hoosier kids under 5 are eligible for an extra $250.
Electric bills fall for two of Indiana’s largest utilities
Increases at other utilities bumped up July electric bills for Hoosiers.
Indiana school board candidates split 50-50 on affiliating with a party or not
Of the 1,043 school board candidates listed by the Indiana Election Division this year, 515 — just about half — declared no affiliation or stated they…
Women & Girls
This Indiana teacher’s marketing class helped launch rebranded district logos
The students had to think about messaging, audience perception and how to build excitement around a brand.
A former college basketball player wants women back on the court
Indy Women Hoop organizes all-women pickup games.
‘Wanted, but too sick to live’: A couple’s impossible choice
After a fatal diagnosis, an Indianapolis couple traveled out of state for an abortion.
Raising Innocence
An Indiana Women’s Prison unit gives incarcerated people a place to raise their newborns on the inside, rather than forcing them to give their babies up after birth.
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