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"This brazen act of disregard for the educators who tirelessly serve our students is unacceptable," said ISTA President Keith Gambill.

Education bill making collective bargaining optional sees tense exchange in House By Xain Ballenger, TheStatehouseFile.com Apr 15, 2023,  Tensions reached a boiling point inside the Indiana House Wednesday as Rep. Ed DeLaney, D-Indianapolis, shared a passionate argum

Tensions reached a boiling point inside the Indiana House Wednesday as Rep. Ed DeLaney, D-Indianapolis, shared a passionate argument against education-related Senate Bill 486 and its provision to make collective

For some young people in Mexico, rapping in Maya offers more than self-expression. It also presents a path to cultural preservation.

Indiana law enforcement officers no longer will be permitted to lie to children during an interrogation in an effort to secure a confession or for any other purpose.

Ahead of his “Cosmic Barrio” book event, Betto Arcos selects spare sounds, from the voices of incarcerated women to multilingual hip-hop.

More rain in winter instead of snow and the destruction of wetlands in Indiana, means were experiencing more flooding, which leads to soil erosion.

Columnist argues that right now, Indiana is destroying its best natural solution to increased flooding cause by climate change.

The General Assembly made it easier for developers and others to destroy these natural sponges and worsen the effects of flooding.

A bill that would prevent police from lying to minors during interrogations has passed Indiana State Senate with unanimous support and is now under consideration in the State House of Representatives.