Demonstrators in Fishers protest US Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity
FISHERS, Ind. — Demonstrators in Fishers spoke out against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Sunday. A candlelight vigil organized by Fishers Resists was held at Roy G. Holland Park from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. In a Facebook post, Fishers resists indicated that the vigil was held in recognition of Renee Good, a...
Indiana AG Suing Eli Lilly Over Price of Insulin
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is taking legal action against Eli Lilly and Company to lower insulin prices and improve healthcare affordability for Hoosiers. Rokita accuses Eli Lilly of participating in a scheme with other insulin manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers to artificially inflate insulin...
Stoicism and ancient Greek philosophy: Fernando Mendoza’s brilliance has IU on the brink of...
ATLANTA — Less than an hour after he threw five touchdowns and lifted Indiana to its first-ever National Championship game, Fernando Mendoza sat in front of the media and delivered a lecture on philosophy. Like a professor presiding over his students, Mendoza offered the concept of stoicism. It's an...
Lois Eskenazi, Indianapolis philanthropic leader, dies at 92
INDIANAPOLIS — Lois Eskenazi, an Indianapolis philanthropic leader, has died. She was 92. Lois died Sunday, Jan. 4 in Jupiter, Florida, according to an obituary from Flanner Buchanan. Lois grew up in the Pullman district on the south side of Chicago, according to her obituary. She attended Indiana University...
Indiana reminds eligible homeowners to reapply for property tax credits by Jan. 15
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Indiana lawmakers are reminding certain residents they may be eligible for property tax credits under new laws. Due to recent changes to Indiana's property tax system converting some deductions into credits, eligible homeowners must reapply by Jan. 15 even if they've received similar benefits...
Measurable snowfall possible in parts of Indiana this weekend
INDIANA — Parts of northern and northwestern Indiana could see hazardous travel conditions Saturday evening as a band of snow moves through the region, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters said accumulating snow is expected to move from west to east between about 6 p.m. and midnight, affecting areas...
Indiana employers face yearlong public works contract ban under immigrant work eligibility bill
A bill to close “loopholes” in Indiana’s employment eligibility verification law could bar employers who purposefully flout the requirements from taking part in public works projects for a year. “The law of the state of Indiana currently allows for individuals who are in the United States of...
The pork tenderloin sandwich could soon be Indiana’s official state sandwich
A bill to designate the breaded pork tenderloin as Indiana’s official state sandwich is one step closer to becoming law. Bill author Andy Zay (R-Huntington) made one of his last official actions as a state lawmaker by seeing the bill pass unanimously out of the Senate Commerce and Technology committee on Thursday.
Roadkill Laws in Indiana: Safe, Legal Salvaging for Drivers
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Adam Hayden, Brain Cancer Advocate and Cancer Health Blogger, Dies at 43
Editor’s note: The below message was posted January 3, 2026, on Adam Hayden’s blog, Glioblastology. Over the years, Adam generously shared numerous musings about his brain cancer experiences via the Cancer Health blogs and in our print magazine. You can revisit a collection of his blogs on our site here, and we...
