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The Indiana Center for Recovery has walked back its proposal to build two three-story group homes west of downtown Bloomington.

“I’m not opposed to a medicinal product that has been tested and proven, but this is the Wild West,” one lawmaker said.

The annual summer food festival will not return to Bloomington in 2024, but a new iteration may appear next summer.

Recently, the term “Ozempic baby” has been cropping up on social media from TikTok to Facebook to Reddit. Some women are saying they're getting unexpected pregnancies while on the medication.

Indiana University's Gabriel Filippelli said communities in low-lying areas may struggle with flooding and remain more vulnerable to climate change.

Rep. Rita Fleming (D-Jeffersonville), a retired OB-GYN, helped lead the fight at the Statehouse to expand access to contraceptives.

Superintendents say schools face challenges passing referendums because of unclear language that makes tax increases look larger than they actually are.

In the past month, about half of Bloomington campus units have voted against university President Pamela Whitten and her administration’s actions against protesters on campus.

About 1,900 customers were affected by a power outage as of 10:30 Monday morning.

There's a good chance your zone shifted when the USDA updated its plant hardiness map in 2023. Zoom in on what that means for your garden.