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Andy Barmes said he’s driven past the Knox County Poor Asylum almost every day of his life, but it wasn’t until 2020 that he saw it up close. That’s when he decided it needed saving.

Nurse practitioners say a licensing requirement in Indiana is contributing to higher health care costs and lack of access for patients.

The Environmental Protection Agency wants to ban one of the chemicals thought to be responsible for rare cancers in Franklin and Martinsville.

Gary’s industrial history has also come with a legacy of pollution.

Griffin Realty, the real estate firm owned by former Deputy Mayor Don Griffin, will market and generate bids for the Bloomington police station.

Backlash was swift and loud after the MCCSC announced a high school schedule change. Now it’s the weather that’s putting the Bloomington monolith on hold. And we visit the rundown Knox County Poor Asylum, which one group is hoping to save.

Planning this monument played out in the open, in public meetings over five years. How were the people of Bloomington caught so off guard?  

With a looming doctor shortage in the Midwest, a law in Indiana aims to limit physician non-competes. A new case will test that law.

The interim drainage committee came away with only an informal report Wednesday.

Governor Eric Holcomb says Indiana's federal hub designations will grow opportunity for Hoosiers.