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US News and World Report evaluates IU Health Bloomington Maternity Care as high performing
IU Health Bloomington earned a High Performing review in Maternity Care from the US News and World Report for the second year in row, since opening at its new location in 2021.
EPA to clean up last of soil at USS Lead in East Chicago. Will residents nearby be safe?
The company hopes to build a warehouse. Residents worry the company could spread contaminated soil around the neighborhood.
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Indiana police seize plane in ongoing investigation of Jamey Noel
Indiana State Police served a new warrant late last week for a 1958 Cessna plane as part of the ongoing criminal investigation of former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel.
Why some Bloomington streetlights are turning blue
Over the past two years, Bloomington streets have been washed with blue lights at night. But why are once-white LED streetlights turning blue?
Indiana Catholics react to Vatican decision on blessing same-sex couples
The decision won’t allow same-sex individuals to be married in the church, but it will allow them to receive simple blessings. The report from the Vatican clarified that “the blessing does not signify approval of the union.”
Northwest Indiana man pleads guilty to assaulting officer in Capitol breach
A Crown Point man who took part in the Capitol riots on Jan 6, 2021, has pleaded guilty to striking an officer with a flagpole.
The most merry time of year leads to increased alcohol use
Drinking tends to increase during the holidays. But for some, it can cause more problems than holiday joy.
Duke Bennett selected to lead Office of Community and Rural Affairs
The long-time Mayor of Terre Haute will begin his new position on January 8, 2024.
Rust challenge set for argument in February
The Indiana Supreme Court has set oral arguments for Feb. 12 in John Rust’s legal challenge.
Why aren’t Hoosier kids showing up to school — and what can Indiana lawmakers do to help?
Indiana school officials say solving the statewide chronic absenteeism problem will require multiple approaches.
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