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City council approves Bloomington Transit expansion
An ordinance passed Wednesday lays the groundwork for BT to expand service beyond Bloomington's city limits.
Chocolate Moose reports potato chip theft
About 40 small bags of chips were stolen from the Chocolate Moose in Bloomington, the same day 360 hot dogs were stolen from the Bryan Park pool.
Sen. Young says research will help fill Trades District; state could lead in AI development
Indiana Republican U.S. Senator Todd Young says a feature of the CHIPS in Science Act is to increase investment in university research, which could help fill Bloomington's Trades District.
How did Indiana come up with the fee to register electric vehicles?
EV owners pay an annual registration fee of $214 in Indiana, for hybrids it's $72.
Federal report sheds new light on Alaska helicopter crash that killed 3 scientists, pilot
A cause for the crash will come later in the board's final report.
Education is ‘cornerstone’ of Indiana’s future economy, Chamber of Commerce says
The Chamber of Commerce's Indiana Prosperity 2035 report was released Monday.
Million-dollar Powerball ticket purchased in Bloomington
The $1 million winning ticket was purchased at the Circle S at 4200 W. State Road 46 in Bloomington.
No charges for officer who struck, killed pedestrian with vehicle in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Police Sgt. Joshua Hartup struck with his unmarked vehicle and killed local attorney Henry Nadjeski who was crossing in the crosswalk at the intersection of Main and Calhoun streets in Fort Wayne this past spring.
New Henderson bike lane creates confusion
The bike lane acts as an East-West connection between Smith and Hunter streets.
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Pence says he's now met the qualifications for the first Republican debate
Pence announced Tuesday that he had secured the requisite number of donors just two weeks before the debate in Milwaukee.
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