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BPD: Dark colored SUV believed to have struck woman found dead Sunday
Bloomington Police are searching for information on a vehicle that hit a Bloomington woman found dead in a ditch on Walnut Street Pike Sunday.
Palestinian artist Samia Halaby's work to show at Buskirk-Chumley Theater after IU cancelation
“Samia Halaby Uncanceled” is a free but ticketed event Feb. 17 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
Matt Caldie running for at-large county council seat
Bloomington resident Matt Caldie is running for an at-large seat on the Monroe County Council this year.
Restaurant updates: Gluten-free bakery, ownership changes, Small Favors to close
No matter the season, there’s always something new happening in Bloomington's dining. Here’s the latest in the restaurant scene.
Senate Bill could impact the way libraries are funded
Indiana lawmakers are pushing for a bill that would drastically change the way public libraries are funded.
Senate approves 'baby steps' towards greater oversight of Indiana Economic Development Corporation
Sen. Brian Buchanan (R-Lebanon) is the author of SB 295, which aims to provide greater transparency at the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.
House bill could weaken remaining protections for Indiana wetlands
Representatives from the Indiana Builder’s Association say the bill is a compromise to prevent permitting delays. Environmental groups worry it does more than clarify existing law.
Weekly Statehouse Update: Child care regulations, Medicaid policy, cellphones in classrooms
The House approves a bill loosening some child care regulations. A Medicaid policy bill fails to advance. And the Senate passes a measure to prohibit cellphones in school classrooms.
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Indiana Supreme Court unseals Rokita's confidential agreement to public reprimand
Attorney General Todd Rokita maintained that his comments after his public reprimand by the Indiana Supreme Court did not contradicted the confidential agreement he entered into as part of the reprimand.
Medicaid policy bill misses deadline. Democrats say House avoided discussion about amendments
A bill that would update Medicaid policy was not called down for a second reading Thursday ahead of the House second reading deadline.
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