INDIANAPOLIS — Leaders with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department say they are ready for when officers begin working 10-hour shifts on Jan. 3, a change from the current 8.5-hour schedule.

On a Saturday afternoon during finals week, a Brown University student from Connecticut couldn’t believe the situation he found himself in. “We stayed in there for the next ten hours with no outside ...

• Indianapolis police will move to 10-hour shifts on Jan. 3 under a yearlong pilot program negotiated with the FOP, giving officers alternating five-on/three-off and four-on/four-off rotations. • ...

Desperate learners taking extreme measures over long waiting list - With lengthy waiting lists set to spiral into next year, ...

Over 70 residents urged the board to stop the staffing changes. They're worried about losing a beloved youth specialist ...

Indian Railways is changing online ticket booking rules for Aadhaar-authenticated IRCTC users from January 5, 2026, on the ...

Some of 2026 changes have prompted significant concern, and experts have warned millions will lose access to health care ...

The new year gives Golden State employers plenty to wrap their heads around, from new workplace notice requirements to pay ...

The city will extend paid street parking hours and increase rates under new rules that eliminate free weekend parking ...

A proposal from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services for changes to a Medicaid waiver allowing aging ...

Experts have pulled together a full list of all the known changes due in the next 12 months, including the end of legacy ...

Brady’s care team involves mom, dad and both step-parents. But a proposal from DHHS could drastically cut the hours they ...