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Police search for man who fired shots at vehicle carrying four children
Police say seven to eight rounds were fired at an SUV, but there were no injuries.
States ease child labor laws ahead of summer hiring season
Indiana businesses no longer required to report youth employment
Despite concerns, MCCSC board passes state-mandated student cellphone policy
Senate Enrolled Act 78, which passed earlier this year, does not allow students to access personal wireless devices, such as phones, smartwatches and tablets, during the school day.
Bloomington service providers brace for July 1 public‑camping ban
Senate Enrolled Act 285 changes the way police are required to respond to people experiencing homelessness camping on publicly owned land.
Farm Bureau says holiday cookout costs down from last year
Indiana residents will pay less for their Fourth of July cookouts this year as market costs drop.
States are changing fire codes to make housing cheaper. Some safety experts are worried.
Indiana this year barred state and local governments from requiring arc fault circuit interrupters, or AFCIs, in certain residential buildings and emergency responder communication systems in some larger structures.
Braun replaces chairman of the Utility Regulatory Commission days after AES rate-hike decision
Another commissioner possibly resigning
‘No benefit to waiting’: State initiative yields millions in claimed retirement resources
Last November — after years of brainstorming — INPRS launched the “reclaim your retirement” initiative to connect former public employees to the benefits they earned.
‘It’s not helping them’: Parents want more restrictions in place for iPad use in schools
In MCCSC schools, kids in grades K-8 are given an iPad, while those in grades 9-12 are issued a laptop.
Ellettsville, Richland Township merger up to voters this November
Ellettsville and Richland Township residents will vote on merging into one governing body this November.
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