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Bloomington Taco Bell, KFC to close in favor of carwash
Operators of a KFC and a Taco Bell on Bloomington’s east side filed plans to demolish the restaurants to make room for a new car wash.
Evansville’s 23,000 Square-Foot Sunset Skatepark Back Under Construction After Delays
Phase II, the main construction phase of the Sunset Skatepark is now underway; after about a three-month delay due to being overbooked, Bloomington-based Hunger Skateparks are on site.
These 10 Indiana historical sites are “most endangered,” according to nonprofit’s annual list
These sites are among Indiana Landmarks’ 10 “Most Endangered,” an annual list published by the Indianapolis-based nonprofit that seeks to save historic and “meaningful” places across the Hoosier state.
Legislators wrestle with high health care costs in interim task force
High health care costs dominated much of the discussion during this year’s legislative session and a three-hour meeting Wednesday continued the debate during the interim.
General Motors' Assembly Fort Wayne to shut down production due to part shortage
General Motors Assembly Fort Wayne plant will shut down production next week due to a part shortage.
Indiana egg farmer John Rust announces bid for US Senate
John Rust, the chair of Seymour-based Rose Acre Farms, announced his campaign Tuesday, saying he was a Christian, capitalist, conservative gay man who would bring an “outsider’s voice” to Washington.
The first 2024 Republican presidential debate is in the books. Here's what happened
Former Vice President Mike Pence was the subject of a pivotal debate question, with the candidates largely agreeing that he had been correct to protect the results of the 2020 election against Trump’s pressure campaign.
Catalent accused of using shortcuts in COVID vaccine production
Current and former Catalent board members have been accused of short-handing production regulations and providing inaccurate information about the company’s business and financial status.
Daytime tent ban in Bloomington parks takes effect
Bloomington began enforcing a new rule Wednesday prohibiting enclosed structures like tents in public parks.
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Company hoping to store carbon emissions wants to ease residents' concerns — it hasn't worked yet
Many residents still worry about everything from pipeline leaks to earthquakes.
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