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Devan Ridgway/WFIU/WTIU NewsMedia, faculty groups and free speech organizations have accused IU of censorship for ordering the IDS to remove news from a special print edition. But IU leaders have not publicly spoken about their position. -
Michael Gallenberger/WVPE"Every day, every week, it moves in that direction because when you look at our political competitors, they're pretty well gerrymandered across every state they control," Braun told reporters in Elkhart County on Wednesday.
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Over 200 casino workers in Central Indiana overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike for union recognition. The Hoosier workers are also demanding better short-term disability pay, increased wages and safer parking lots. The vote to authorize a strike does not mean workers will strike. -
Indiana tax collections are running $270 million ahead of projections after three months of the fiscal year, according to the latest monthly revenue report. -
More Hoosiers could have access to faster job placement and industry-recognized credentials under an expanded program from the United Way of Central Indiana. The initiative is now offered through five nonprofits across the state. -
Vice President JD Vance visited Indiana Friday to meet with Republican state senators and add new pressure for the Trump administration’s redistricting push. Protesters rallied at the Statehouse to oppose redrawing Indiana’s congressional maps. -
Gerrymandered maps can seem kind of obvious. Districts that snake around cities or split up rural communities to benefit a single party. And the technology to do so has only gotten easier. -
Coke is a product made from coal that’s used in steelmaking. Coke ovens emit harmful chemicals like benzene, which causes cancer. -
The average wage for Hoosiers has increased over the last nine months, according to Governor Mike Braun. Braun said this improvement shows Indiana’s new economic development approach — that prioritizes wage growth — is working. -
Indiana lawmakers are under pressure to redraw the state’s congressional maps at the behest of President Donald Trump. Two of the remaining questions for Indiana's redistricting push are when and how? -
Time after time over the past few years, even for stories generating national attention, Indiana University did not provide anyone, including WFIU/WTIU News, an interview. -
Beau Bayh filed Monday to continue his families’ political dynasty — running for Secretary of State. Former U.S. Sen. and Gov. Evan Bayh announced the news in a post to X, followed by a news release.
