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Indiana’s gender-affirming care ban for transgender youth takes effect after higher court’s ruling
The decision Tuesday does not stop the underlying case, which was granted class action certification in January. A bench trial is tentatively set for April 2025.
2024 is a leap year and there's an Irish tradition is associated with leap day
February 29th is Thursday this year. We take a look at the origins of an Irish custom – women proposing to men on this extra day.
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Ware helps Indiana outlast Wisconsin 74-70 in game delayed by fire alarm
Kel’el Ware finished with 27 points and 11 rebounds to help Indiana hold off Wisconsin 74-70 on Tuesday night in a game that was delayed for 25 minutes because of a fire alarm.
Commissioners abandon Thomson property as potential jail site
Monroe County says it’s no longer considering land it owns on Bloomington’s southwest side as a future jail site.
Flu vaccine found to be effective at preventing hospitalization
Two studies released by the CDC say the flu vaccine was effective at preventing hospitalization during the 2022-2023 flu season.
House advances tenure bill to Senate
Senate Bill 202 has been unpopular on college campuses. Faculty say it threatens academic freedom, a perspective its supporters deny.
Biden backed off a pledge to abolish the federal death penalty. That's left an opening for Trump
Capital punishment may not be dominating the 2024 presidential race, but it could quickly seize the political spotlight after November.
Donald Trump remains on Indiana ballot after state election board dismisses challenge
Former President Donald Trump will appear on Indiana's presidential ballot after a challenge to his candidacy was denied by the Indiana Election Commission.
Nashville Town Manager on eclipse, infrastructure, music center
Nashville officials are expecting thousands of visitors for the eclipse, water and sewer infrastructure needs are being addressed, and the music center is filling seats and spurring the economy.
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Bill to force apartment landlords to replace lead pipes, set up school fund advances
SB 5 would require landlords to enroll in a program to replace the lead pipes they own through their water utility or be forced to pay for it themselves. It would also set up a fund to help schools test for lead and replace lead fixtures.
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