IPR: Trump-backed challengers defeat Indiana senators who blocked redistricting push
By Indiana Public Radio / 4 days agoTrump-backed challengers unseated most Indiana Senate Republicans who opposed redistricting in Tuesday’s primaries.
Trump-backed challengers unseated most Indiana Senate Republicans who opposed redistricting in Tuesday’s primaries.
A state investigation found that two former Muncie Parks Department employees allegedly misappropriated more than $21,000 in public funds between 2020 and 2024, prompting repayment demands, possible criminal charges, and calls for stronger financial oversight.
A former Ball State University employee has settled her lawsuit against the Muncie school for firing her over a social media post about Charlie Kirk’s death.
Hull Property Group plans to fully demolish the Muncie Mall after determining redevelopment of the existing structure is no longer viable.
A new tool with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) shows the average incomes for college graduates, and Indiana cosmetology schools rank at the bottom.
The deadline for states to decide whether to participate in SUN Bucks — a federal program that helps provide money for meals during the summer — is approaching, after Indiana opted out of the program last year.
Indiana’s state budget surplus could grow to nearly $5 billion by the middle of 2027 under new and much rosier tax revenue projections.
A Muncie plastics plant has told the state it’s closing its doors permanently.
Before creating new degrees, Indiana’s public colleges and universities will have to explain to the state how they will promote American values.
The City of Muncie announced on Wednesday that it will not lease campsites at Prairie Creek Reservoir in 2026 in order to upgrade the campsites, possibly downsize the number of available slots, and consider other uses for the space around the reservoir.