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About 50 community members and students attended the protest Friday.

The city has evicted a homeless encampment on Bloomington’s west side. Parents say the MCCSC proposal to merge Childs and Templeton elementary schools is just one more disruption for pandemic-scarred students. And what you missed at the Statehouse this week.

One economist discusses how new Indiana tech manufacturing, like semiconductor plants, improve the state's economy.

The bill, known as the AFIDA Improvements Act of 2024, comes after a report was released last week from the U.S. Government Accountability Office.

Masters students in IU’s Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design are campaigning for the reinstatement of Palestinian artist Samia Halaby’s exhibition.

The plaintiffs in a redistricting case against the Anderson City Council have filed a motion in federal court for summary judgment.

Religious chaplains would be allowed to serve as public school counselors in a bill approved by a Senate committee. Wetlands protections are further eroded in legislation clearing the House. And debate begins on raising highway speed limits.

Economic development was the only real issue that separated the major Republican candidates for governor at a forum Thursday.

His news release said as a state lawmaker he was worked to create high-paying jobs and maintain fiscal responsibility.

The governors said they support Texas’ use of “every tool and strategy” — including razor wire fences — “to secure the border.” And they attacked U.S. President Joe Biden’s handling of the migrant influx.