Purdue profs testify in bill controversy
The tenure process at higher education institutions in Indiana could be in the hands of university board of trustees after the current legislative session.
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The tenure process at higher education institutions in Indiana could be in the hands of university board of trustees after the current legislative session.
The Indiana Attorney General's "Eyes on Education" webpage includes a portal to upload documents and links to the submissions. (Screenshot/The Indiana
A look at the bills progressing through the Indiana legislature that would impact the way Hoosiers vote and experience elections.
On Wednesday morning, the House Elections and Apportionment Committee, chaired by Rep. Timothy Wesco, R-Osceola, came together to address a range of legislative issues, from digitally altered media to voting
One in five third graders in Indiana can't read. Indiana lawmakers will debate a slew of proposals this session to fix that.