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Chimpanzee complex will let visitors get up close with great apes at Indianapolis Zoo
Indianapolis is one of a small number zoos in the U.S. that are home to the endangered primates. The complex can house up to 30 chimpanzees.
Indiana farmers halfway through planting season
According to the USDA, 54 percent of Indiana’s corn and 49 percent of the state’s soybeans have been planted so far.
All 92 counties opt in for 2025 public health funding
Every county will get additional funding from the Indiana Department of Health’s Health First Indiana program.
Indiana to host its second Global Economic Summit
The state’s economic development agency hosted the inaugural summit in 2022.
How to prevent West Nile Virus
West Nile emerges annually as it gets warmer. Mosquito bite prevention is key to avoiding contracting the virus.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Thomson on protests, student housing, annexation
Thomson says she has a good relationship with IU president Pamela Whitten, housing balance needs to tip to workforce housing, and why the hanging lights on Kirkwood are down.
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Summit District developer: construction may start in 2025
Construction on a massive development expected to bring up to 4,250 homes to Bloomington’s southwest side may start as soon as next year.
‘We inspire people to beautify’: Evansville Habitat for Humanity dedicates 600th home
Only 25 other organizations have done this, and none this small. Their work continues in the city's Tepe Park neighborhood.
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IU launches Ghana Gateway, hopes to grow African partnerships
Indiana University launched its Ghana Gateway Monday, marking the university’s sixth international gateway and the first in Africa.
Department of Labor hosts Black Lung Disease outreach event
At the Knox County Public Library in Vincennes, representatives for the Federal Black Lung Program welcomed anyone who wanted to file a claim for monthly government assistance in dealing with the disease.
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