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About 1,000 Hoosiers supportive of immigrants marched through Fishers on Saturday — a counter protest to a pro-deportation event planned for the city with remarks from two statewide elected officials.

Thousands attended Taste of Bloomington over the weekend. Pouring rain in the early afternoon kept the crowd small at first but the weather cleared up in time for several uninterrupted hours to sample local dishes.

The Rural Placemaking Studio is helping small towns pursue projects.

The IU Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism said it will use the money to “train educators, journalists and public officials to recognize antisemitic rhetoric” and create scholarship that can be used to inform public policy.

Indiana communities received the first gas tax reimbursement last week.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is revising the Outcome-Based Performance Funding formula for higher education institutions.

Legislators approved state’s offer of waiving penalty fees and interest on past-due taxes as they scrambled to find revenue last year

IU Athletics announced Thursday that student ticket holders will only get access to five home games this season.

Legal action draws on recent immigration law.

The eight-year leader said he would not expose fellow GOP senators to primary challenges for supporting him in a bitter fight over congressional redistricting.