Customers of Central Indiana electric utility AES Indiana can expect a temporary increase in their bills this summer. The change will result in a net increase of $9.52 for customers using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per month from June through August.... Read More
Two cities — Indianapolis and Evansville — rank in the top five of all U.S. major metropolitan areas. In February, there was one foreclosure for every 1,597 housing units in Indiana.... Read More
Legislation that would restrict Indiana environmental officials’ ability to regulate nuclear power plants advanced at the Indiana Statehouse last week.... Read More
A new congressional report uses Purdue University as an example to push for tighter limits on Chinese students and academic partnerships nationwide, even as it praises the school as a model for research security. ... Read More
Purdue University’s longstanding independent student newspaper, The Purdue Exponent, will no longer employ international students. The Exponent and the university came to similar conclusions earlier this month, said Kyle Charters, the Exponent’s publisher.... Read More
Public media stations across Indiana confront major funding cuts at both the state and federal levels. The reductions jeopardize their national, statewide and local programming, staffing, emergency alerts, and community services.... Read More
The students requested that the court reinstate their visas and block immigration authorities from detaining or deporting them, arguing that the federal government’s actions violated their Fifth Amendment due process rights.... Read More
A Congressional committee on China issued a letter to Purdue University in Indiana last Wednesday, claiming a national security interest in Chinese students and staff in science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs.... Read More
