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Sheriff's Office won’t restrict employees working with immigration officials
The sheriff’s office implemented the revised policy because of new changes to state code.
Secretly Group celebrates 30 years with music festival
Secretly Group, a Bloomington-based record label family, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this week with a music festival.
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Utility investment analysts ding Indiana amid ‘political intervention,’ potential profit cuts
Energy companies warn of potential impacts as governor calls on them to ‘deliver.’
Bloomington man gets house arrest for 2022 Kalao shooting
Keiantrea Washington will serve five years on house arrest for criminal recklessness after shooting three men. The prosecutor determined he shot one in self defense and two by accident.
Indiana secretary of state hopefuls clash over voting rules, office audit
Republican Max Engling found himself the outsider against three opponents on several key topics during the first debate between the four hopefuls for Indiana Secretary of State Wednesday night.
Rose Hill Cemetery volunteers preserve old grounds
This summer cemetery volunteers worked on surveying the oldest part of the grounds as part of a preservation project.
Indiana counties increasingly turn to local restrictions as data center development grows
As of August, Indiana University's Environmental Resilience Institute found 40 counties have some form of regulation regarding data center development.
Indiana prison population climbs as local corrections programs face funding cuts
Corrections officials, judges and local agencies urged lawmakers to preserve treatment and supervision programs intended to keep lower-risk offenders out of costly prison beds.
Lawmakers study Indiana’s sexual assault response
Crime victim advocates say a backlog of untested rape kits, shortage of trauma-informed investigators and forensic nurses and forthcoming cuts to federal funding is hampering Indiana’s sexual assault response.
Secretary of State candidate Beau Bayh addresses Bloomington Press Club
Bayh said his decision to run was motivated in part by current secretary Diego Morales’s alleged corruption, including granting no-bid contracts to donors and spending taxpayer money on luxury vehicles.
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