Ray Cortopassi worked in Indianapolis TV news from 1999 to 2020 on stations WXIN-TV Channel 59 and WRTV-TV Channel 6.
Arabella, however, does it without vision. She’s one of seven students at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired who helped develop a new accessibility feature for the micro:bit, ...
After city officials denied a similar proposal last year, a local developer is again teeing up a plan to create a subdivision of custom, single-family homes by the club's golf course on West 56th ...
More than 140,000 Indiana preschoolers are eligible for a $250 gift toward their financial futures, thanks to Hoosier native Gerstner. The gifts are expected to hit Trump Accounts this week.
Meritage Hospitality Group, which operates restaurants in 15 states including Indiana, said it intends to keep operating its ...
The Indianapolis teachers union will support a property tax referendum to fund the city’s district and charter schools, after initially voting to oppose it earlier this month.
Buc-ee's just overcame a major hurdle that stood in the way of its plans to build one of its mega-travel centers south of ...
Lawmakers expanded the state’s ban on student cellphone use in K-12 classrooms to cover the entire school day through Senate Enrolled Act 78, which took effect July 1.
Rhode Island District Court Judge Mary McElroy has directed the EPA to reinstate the $7 billion federal Solar for All program, which Indiana expected to implement with $117 million in federal funding.
Leadership Indianapolis Inc., a nonprofit that oversees the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series, announced Monday that Rebecca Hutton plans to bow out as president and CEO of the organization, ...
The resolution asks the state and Lebanon to “eliminate any plans or permits that involve the discharge of wastewater and effluent into the waterways within the town’s corporate limits.” ...
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