Is Outlook down? Widespread outage hits Microsoft apps.
The outage hit Microsoft platforms including Outlook on Thursday, with many users encountering trouble using their email accounts and other errors across the tech giant’s suite of apps.
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Ami Dang showcases the sitar’s versatility with electronic accents
Baltimore-based musician Ami Dang is scheduled to perform Nov. 19 at the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis.
US home sales slumped in October to slowest pace in more than 16 years as mortgage rates surged
The sharp pullback in sales comes as the average rate on a 30-year mortgage climbed above 7% in September and hit its highest level in nearly three years last month.
Indiana Hospital Association legislative agenda focuses on Medicaid, insurance transparency
The IHA will lobby in the coming legislative session for the elimination of duplicative reporting requirements, transparency from insurers and retroactive Medicaid coverage for Hoosiers booted from the Healthy Indiana Plan.
New $10B pitch for Chicago stadium site tries to solve Bears’ biggest objection
The plan comes just days before a legislative veto session in Springfield, during which state lawmakers may consider a bill to help clear a path for the Bears to build a new home in Illinois.
Indiana’s infrastructure gets a ‘D+’ from engineering group; transportation a bright spot
Much of Indiana’s infrastructure is under strain and in worse condition compared with the rest of the United States, according to a new report from the nation’s largest civil engineering group.
North of 96th roundup: The lastest restaurant openings, closures in the northern suburbs
A longtime Noblesville restaurant has closed after 36 years in business, while several new restaurants and other retail businesses are planning openings or have recently started business in Hamilton County.
Former Lilly sales rep sues drugmaker over Mounjaro promotion
Jennifer Mansion says she saw colleagues repeatedly promote Mounjaro for weight loss, which is outside its FDA-approved indication for treating diabetes.
UPDATE: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after his affair raises national security concerns
Huang faced growing calls to resign after his affair with a Chinese businesswoman who reportedly was also acting as a spy for Beijing.
Goodrich says issues raised in 2025 IEDC audit ‘addressed’ as AG launches new inquiry
Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office has hired a consulting firm to specifically review a state foundation’s travel and entertainment spending.
Irvington charter school leaders resign as network works to close $2.85M deficit
The disruptions come as the charter network faces a renewal decision from the mayor’s charter school authorization office in December and notice of deficiency from the office.
NCAA says multiple transfers lead to sharply lower graduation rates in college football
The data showed that regardless of race, gender or sport, players who made multiple transfers typically had graduation rates 10 percentage points lower than those who transferred once and 15 to 20 percentage points lower than peers who never transferred.
Colts embrace 2nd half restart with more certainty after trading deadline passes
Players heard the mounting speculation and naturally wondered who might be the next one dealt while contemplating who would still be on the roster. They finally have those answers.
Mind Trust tests its model for charter schools outside of Indiana via federal grant
An influential Indianapolis nonprofit that has helped launch more than 50 Indiana charter schools since 2006 while advocating for school choice will soon test its strategies beyond the Hoosier State.
Elevance lawsuit accuses autism-therapy provider of collecting $160M with fraudulent claims
The Indianapolis-based insurer accuses The Perfect Child of submitting fraudulent claims and threatening families with massive bills.
Trump administration plans to make it harder to get grocery assistance
About 6.3 million people could lose eligibility for SNAP by the 2029 fiscal year if the proposed change takes effect, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which administers the program.
As higher prices seep into broader economy, Fed officials consider faster hikes
Wall Street investors now see 90% odds that the Fed will lift borrowing costs at its next meeting Dec. 8-9, and expectations for a second hike in January tripled, to more than 64%.
Indiana child welfare agency to need $300M state infusion
The money will come from the Financial Responsibility and Opportunity Growth Fund, which lawmakers established in the budget to aid likely deficiencies for the Department of Child Services, Medicaid and corrections.
Democrats eye seeking recount in Republican Senate leader Chris Garten’s tight reelection race
Preliminary results posted by the Indiana Election Division show Garten leading by about two-thirds of a percentage point over Democratic challenger Nick Marshall in the Senate District 45 race.
Job market tough for young people, while older workers are thriving
The trajectory for more experienced workers shows how pandemic-related changes to work, the rise of AI and other economic gyrations are scrambling what we know about jobs in America.