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IU Tech Services lays off 13, university quiet on scope of layoffs
An email Thursday from Vice President for Information Technology Kendra Ketchum to UITS workers said 13 employees were told they were losing their jobs earlier that day.
Bloomington native still in jail after probable cause found for parole violation
Last week Dustin Turner was arrested after his parole officer accused him of violating one of his parole conditions.
More people turn to raising chickens, growing food amid rise in food prices
This year, the cost of food is expected to increase almost three percent.
Bedford landlord faces nearly $130,000 in fines for uninhabitable units
Bedford sued Jeff Jones in September 2024 over rental code violations in dozens of apartments.
USDA confirms SNAP hub will move to Indianapolis
Indianapolis will become the new hub for USDA's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Disability advocates frustrated after online accessibility deadline extended for state, local governments
The U.S. Department of Justice extended the deadline for compliance with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The act requires governments and public entities such as schools, courts and social services to make all digital information accessible. The extension has frustrated advocates and people with disabilities.
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IU anthropology class recognizes Dolly Parton’s work with Dollyfest
Dollyfest consisted of student projects such as podcasts, magazines, tarot cards, and more, which they presented to those in attendance.
Jasper man charged with making threats against Lt. Gov.
Joshua Wasson, 24, is being held without bond in the Dubois County Jail after allegedly making threatening posts and messages about Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith.
Tick season has arrived, here's what to know
The Indiana Health Department says use repellents, avoid grassy areas, and scan yourself and your pets for ticks after spending time outdoors.
Report: IU lags on academic spending, despite excellent finances
Spending on academic support salaries (including deans), and institutional support (including other administrators), has grown by 83.6 percent and 42.5 percent since 2017, respectively. In contrast, the amount spent on instructor salaries has grown by 8.1 percent.
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