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'Clockworks' development plan unveiled for former Colgate site in Clarksville
For years, the historic former Colgate-Palmolive property in South Clarksville, known for its giant clock, has sat largely unused. A Louisville-based developer has unveiled plans to change that.
County health department reports suspected case of meningococcal disease at South High School
Meningococcal disease is a bacterial infection that can infect blood and meninges, the three membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord.
Local expert says hantavirus unlikely to reach Indiana
Hantavirus is a disease that primarily spreads among rodents; humans can also contract the virus through contact with infected rodents’ urine, droppings or saliva.
Some access restored to biology labs but research still hindered
Indiana University is restoring access to several biology labs that were locked down due to a USDA inspection into the lab of professor Roger Innes. But offices, equipment and freezers used by other researchers are still off limits.
Four full-timers, 14 part-timers laid off at WFIU/WTIU amid funding crunch
They are the latest cuts in public media nationally after state and federal governments ended funding.
All-terrain trackchairs stolen from Indiana state park; investigators offering reward
Two all-terrain trackchairs — intended to help disabled Hoosiers enjoy public lands — have been stolen from Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis.
Braun orders state to stop using federal survivor benefits to cover foster child costs
Trump administration visitor calls practice a ‘moral wrong.’
‘I hope it’s not a slush fund’: Communities struggle to spend opioid settlement funds
Investigation finds not all spending went toward approved uses amid lack of guidance, oversight from state officials
House passes all-year sale of E15 fuel
The Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act had bipartisan support in a 218-203 vote.
City of Bloomington awards $30K for neighborhood improvement projects
The City of Bloomington is awarding $30,000 to neighborhood improvement projects throughout the city.
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