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Governor signs bill to expand school eligibility, funding use for robotics grants
A bill signed into law by the governor this week will increase the number of teams that can apply for a robotics grant and allow them to use the funds for building materials.
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Pines residents, activists worry coal ash cleanup standard for soil based on flawed data
Coal ash was used as construction fill in hundreds of properties in the Town of Pines in Northwest Indiana.
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New phone app deputizes bystanders into citizen scientists for NASA solar research
Students and faculty at Western Kentucky University have created a smartphone app that can help to discern the exact shape of the sun with ‘the equipment they have in their pocket.'
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Muncie Schools CEO hired in Ball State legislative-approved partnership is retiring
The head of Muncie Community Schools, hired to help guide a first-in-the-state partnership between the district and a state university, is retiring.
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Bloomington Transit limiting service on eclipse day
Bloomington Transit will offer limited bus service on April 8 as the city braces for an estimated 300,000 visitors.
AG Rokita says Gov. Holcomb should veto ‘toothless’ antisemitism ban
He previously warned, in a statement released before both chambers approved the negotiated language, that “anything less” than the original proposal “is a betrayal of Jewish individuals and the whole notion of equal protection under the law.”
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Sakbun on eclipse, negligent landlords, casino
A new ordinance will hold subcontractors accountable for natural gas line strikes, eclipse planning is in full swing, and the casino is set to open April 5.
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Here are 8 education bills passed by Indiana lawmakers
Indiana lawmakers concluded this year’s legislative session swiftly as promised Friday, and there are a slew of changes coming for schools.
New record for smallmouth bass caught in Indiana set at Lake Monroe
The smallmouth bass was caught in Monroe Lake – also called Lake Monroe – on March 3 by Rex Remington. He’s caught smallmouth bass there before, but none were this big.
Visit Bloomington, Parks Department explain plans for eclipse celebrations
Visit Bloomington has tracked 31 eclipse-related events so far.
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