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Black legislative caucus wants to close achievement gap
Other caucus priorities include scholarships for Black or Hispanic students pursuing health care careers – SB 453 – and ending discrimination in housing appraisals.
USDA updating organic food labels
The March update, the first to come since guidelines were established in 1990, changes how food is labeled Organic versus 100% organic, among other things.
Moderate winter storm expected Tuesday night, to affect travel Wednesday
As temperatures could drop into the 20s, winds will be somewhat gusty, averaging 25 to 30 miles an hour.
Monroe sheriff investigates a.m. shooting south of town
A man told the dispatcher he saw two individuals tampering with his pickup truck in his driveway, and when he opened his back door to confront them was shot.
Jackson-Davis double-double leads IU past Michigan State, 82-69
Jackson-Davis jumped two spots on Indiana’s all-time scoring list with 1,898, passing Alan Henderson and Yogi Ferrell for sixth place. Next up is Indiana coach Mike Woodson’s 2,061 points.
Police: Heroic actions kept Evansville shooter from doing more harm
Sgt. Anna Gray of the Evansville Police Department says officers were within the building within four minutes of the 911 call. There were about 40 employees and 40 shoppers in the store at the time.
Weekly Statehouse update: Expanding voucher program, constitutional amendment to bail eligibility
Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
Greenway debate, tick diseases, abortion on trial | Indiana Newsdesk
Bloomington residents argue over new greenways, a lack of information prevents doctors from treating tick-born diseases and an expert talks about what may come from the state Supreme Court hearing on abortion.
Police: Evansville shooter killed after injuring one at Walmart
Authorities say a 25-year-old man opened fire in an Evansville area Walmart where he once worked, wounding at least one person before officers fatally shot him.
Bloomington Transit seeks expanded service with Campus Bus
The plan seeks to find new ways to improve service for existing riders while also attracting new riders and increasing efficiency.
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