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Projects around Indiana to be awarded federal historic preservation and archaeology grants
The projects are expected to begin this summer and be completed by June 30, 2026.
The number of births continues to fall, despite abortion bans
Births continued a historic slide in all but two states last year, making it clear that a brief post-pandemic uptick in the nation’s birth numbers was all about planned pregnancies that had been delayed temporarily by COVID-19.
Rokita warns Indiana college officials to guard against campus antisemitism
Attorney General Todd Rokita on Wednesday cited tweets about Indiana protest activities, including handmade signs, as examples of students “publicly showing their support for Hamas and targeted animus towards the State of Israel and Jewish students.”
Young, others seek to combat China’s influence in AI policy roadmap
The U.S. senators were optimistic the House would buy into the $32 billion-plus plan.
Red Lobster closes dozens of locations across the US just months after ‘endless shrimp’ losses
Locations in Indianapolis and Elkhart are closing, but the Bloomington one will remain open.
Bloomington city council OK’s proposal for 4,200 new homes, with conditions
The Bloomington City Council is allowing developers to build up to 4,250 homes on a piece of vacant land on the city’s southwest side.
Commissioners heatedly reject $30K for Bloomington Economic Development Corporation
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners has rejected a $30,000 request to support the Bloomington Economic Development Corporation’s efforts.
IU South Bend faculty call for Whitten’s removal
The Executive Committee of the IU South Bend Academic Senate said the decision was motivated by the administration’s last-minute policy change forbidding certain types of protest as well as “overly aggressive policing.”
Abortion numbers grow as telehealth and shield laws increase access
A new analysis of national abortion estimates found the number of abortions in 2023 increased slightly compared to the year prior.
Noon Edition: Shifts in common courtesy and social expectations
How quickly should you RSVP to an event? Do you call or send a text? Everyone at dinner is on their phones, is that ok? We'll talk with our guests Friday about navigating changing social expectations.
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