Radius Indiana unveils new downtown Bedford offices in former Times-Mail building

BEDFORD – Radius Indiana celebrated the opening of its new offices in downtown Bedford with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house on Wednesday. The regional economic development organization purchased the former Times-Mail building at 813 16th Street in …

Indiana nonprofit launches AI Chatbot ‘KATE’ for opioid addiction support

INDIANA – Indianapolis nonprofit Overdose Lifeline has launched KATE, an AI-powered chatbot designed to provide immediate and anonymous support to individuals struggling with opioid addiction. KATE, which stands for knowledge, advocacy, trust, and …

Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash Closes Indiana Avenue In Englewood

ENGLEWOOD, Fla. – A two-vehicle accident on North Indiana Avenue in Englewood on Wednesday evening resulted in one fatality and closed a portion of the roadway for several hours as authorities conducted an investigation. According to the Sarasota County …

Indiana elections chief defends voting ban on ‘unsecured’ student IDs after legal challenge

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales on Wednesday celebrated the state’s forthcoming student ID voting ban — just two days after he and other Hoosier election officials were named in a lawsuit challenging the prohibition. Since Indiana enacted its …

Will tariffs ding Indiana's long trade relationship with Canada?

Shortly after President Donald Trump launched wide-ranging tariffs on countries around the world, an Indiana Chamber survey of nearly 200 state business leaders named Canada as the country whose tariffs and retaliatory actions they were concerned might …

Indiana Supreme Court upholds Portland woman's murder conviction, life sentence

Indiana's Adult Protective Services to be run by Boston company

As Indiana officials try to rein in spending in the face of a predicted revenue shortfall, advocates fear a behind-the-scenes move to privatize the state's Adult Protective Services program could prevent elderly and at-risk Hoosiers from receiving the …

'Three-Fifths' comments ignite Indiana controversy

An Indiana debate over history and power is growing. Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith recently defended the Three-Fifths Compromise in a social media video. The compromise counted enslaved people as three-fifths of a person for representation and taxes. Beckwith …

Why Memorial has the only boys volleyball team in SW Indiana

EVANSVILLE – Darlene Quinlin says the conversation started years ago. Boys volleyball operated as a club sport in Indiana for decades under the guidance of the Indiana Boys Volleyball Coaches Association. But participation, especially once it was …

Braun proclaims Small Business Week in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Governor Mike Braun today issued a proclamation declaring May 5-9 Small Business Week in Indiana, celebrating the impact Hoosier entrepreneurs and small businesses have on the state’s economy and communities. Indiana is home to more …