Indiana's foster children graduate at far lower rate than peers, first-of-its-kind report says
The report is the first time Indiana has collected or reported information on how kids in state custody are doing in school.
Month: April 2019
Good Samaritan paying for others' meals at Waffle House shot to death, police say
A 41-year-old man who was paying the bills for other diners at a Waffle House in Florida was fatally shot, according to local police.
Indiana lawmakers back felony charge if doctors misuse sperm
INDIANAPOLIS — A woman who was among numerous patients unknowingly impregnated by their Indiana fertility doctor’s own sperm says she’s pleased with state lawmakers backing a proposal that would make such actions a felony criminal offense.
Medical billing company's $47 million expansion will triple size of Carmel headquarters
Zotec Partners expects to add 300 jobs as part of new headquarters on Meridian Street in Carmel.
David Dao says he's thankful the United incident made the airline fix its policy
Dr. David Dao appeared on “Good Morning America,” speaking out for the first time about being dragged off a United Airlines flight in 2017.
Breakingviews TV: Boeing’s hit
The plane maker has lost almost $30 billion in market value since one of its passenger aircraft crashed in March. That’s more than the company is likely to lose through production cuts announced last week. Tom Buerkle explains why Boeing might yet shri…
Excess scratching, itching can be signs of allergies in dogs, cats
When people think of pet allergies, they often consider human reactions to animal fur, dander or saliva. But veterinarians know that dogs and cats also can suffer adverse reactions to a variety of stimulants and environmental factors.
Global warming is shrinking glaciers faster than thought
WASHINGTON — Earth’s glaciers are melting much faster than scientists thought. A new study shows they are losing 369 billion tons of snow and ice each year, more than half of that in North America.
Indiana 'loan shark' bill backed by payday and subprime lenders advances to House floor
An Indiana House committee voted Tuesday to approve a bill that would allow lenders to charge interest rates currently classified as felony loan sharking.
5 things to know about March Madness hero Kyle Guy after Virginia's NCAA Tournament win
Here’s what you need to know about Virginia’s Kyle Guy after the NCAA Tournament.
