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Coming off a last-place finish in the Big Ten in 2023, the Hoosiers went 11-and-2 in Cignett's first season. This year, the Hoosiers ran the table, and, on Monday night, they’ll be playing for a national championship.
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The Virginia Parole Board granted Dustin Turner parole on Jan. 7 with a 3-2 vote. In 1995, Turner was convicted of abduction and murder. -
Kerry Thomson proposed changes to the city’s affordable housing incentives this week that she said could help ensure affordable, single-family homes are actually built in Bloomington. -
Bills introduced in both the Senate and House could delay harmful impacts to the state’s hemp industry by two years. -
Indiana Supreme Court justices are weighing whether a lawsuit can move forward against the owner of the Greenwood Park Mall and its security company related to a deadly 2022 food court shooting. -
Jaden Jimenez will be competing this weekend at the Silver Gloves Regional Tournament in Elkhart.
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Indiana has no commercial nuclear power plants, according to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. -
Residents of the historically Black neighborhood have pushed back for months against the proposed development from Metrobloks, a California-based data center developer. -
Unit Director LaTonya Benson leaned on her role as a single mother of four to create bonds within the club and the community, while supporting her son's football career. -
Places are expected to be very busy for the game. Plan to arrive early and be prepared for crowds. -
The 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award will be presented. This year the award will be going to Ruth Aydt. -
CFP National Championship ticket prices are soaring ahead of the matchup between Indiana University and the University of Miami. -
The Bloomington Plan Commission unanimously approved a petition for a four-story, full-service boutique hotel with 170 guestrooms and meeting space for about 200 people. -
Sen. Linda Rogers, R-Granger, offered an amendment overhauling the legislation. She is pictured leading a committee hearing on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025. -
Indiana’s cities and towns would have the option of moving their elections to even-numbered years under a bill advancing in the Legislature. -
Multiple death penalty bills filed in the short 2026 session are still pending — and face upcoming deadlines.
