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IU women earn No. 1 seed for NCAA tourney; men get a 4
The Hoosiers will host the first two rounds of the tournament this Saturday and Monday.
Bloomington utilities, public works update city council on HQ relocation request
Utilities wants a new campus at the site of the former Winston Thomas wastewater treatment plant property while public works wants to purchase the current utilities property.
IUPD investigating alleged rape at Phi Kappa Psi
The crime log shows there have been eight rapes reported to IUPD since January, mostly in dorms.
Jail conditions, Lake Monroe watershed, WWII veteran | Indiana Newsdesk
The Sheriff gives us a tour of the jail and what he calls inexcusable conditions. We break down Indiana’s proposed ban on transgender youth medical care. And meet a World War II veteran.
Bill to raise maximum paychecks for Indiana’s water, waste district boards nears governor’s desk
Board members are elected citizens who vote on things like user fees and construction projects.
No verdict this week on death penalty in NY bike-path attack
Defense lawyers argued that the life of someone who aspired to be a martyr should be spared, and he should be forced to finish his life in a high-security prison where someday he may realize the harm he did was wrong.
Weekly Statehouse update: 21st Century Scholars automatic enrollment, childbirth expenses expansion
Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
Bender to withdraw from District 6 race as election board investigation continues
Bender’s name will still be on the May ballot, but if Bender withdraws after the May primary, the Democratic party can replace him in the general election by convention or caucus.
Doris Sims to serve on city nonprofit board; city council disagrees on process
Council members agreed on Sims' qualifications but questioned the uneven split of council and mayoral appointments to the board.
Zinc oxide plant wants to measure its air pollution facility-wide, instead of stack-by-stack
Residents in Cass County worry changes to a zinc oxide manufacturing plant’s air permit would put more toxic heavy metals into the air.
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