libraries

Critics asked the library board why they shield kids from obscene websites at the library but won't restrict books by age

Elkhart's library director and schools library leader say they aren't worried about the new law

Legislation that would weaken a library’s defense if prosecuted for providing harmful materials to minors is in legislative limbo.

The General Assembly left a pair of bills aimed at libraries and school referendum funding with uncertain futures this week, but lawmakers are still eyeing them for next steps before session ends next month.

A bill approved by the Indiana Senate removes a legal defense for schools and libraries if they're accused of sharing harmful material with minors....

State lawmakers are considering a bill to limit the legal defense for libraries if they're prosecuted for giving children access to harmful materials. A...

Today we talk about the crucial role social workers play in our society, and a program that aims to grow their presence in public libraries.Produced by…

Not being able to read can greatly impact a person’s chances of employment and their quality of life. Today we learn about efforts to improve literacy in…

As the COVID vaccine rollout continues, Midwesterners have a lot of questions about distribution plans — and the vaccine itself. Noble County is mostly…

What were once quiet spaces full of books, card catalogues, and microfilm archives are now active, vibrant public spaces. There are still plenty of books,…