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Chief Justice Rush reflects on courts' progress
Indiana Chief Justice Rush told lawmakers in her 2023 State of the Judiciary speech that state judges stand ready to help lawmakers as they work to expand mental health care access.
EPA to give out largest grant awards for environmental justice in its history
The $100 million in funding could address everything from making communities more resilient to flooding to monitoring air pollution from factories nearby.
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High egg prices driven by expensive input costs
A dozen eggs costs $4.19 in Bloomington. Avian flu, feed costs and inflation are to blame.
EPA rule to limit soot could save lives, especially in Indiana's metro areas
Though the EPA proposed an annual limit on soot, it didn’t propose a new daily standard — despite a scientific advisory committee's recommendations to do so.
Man killed by train in Bloomington Monday night
The engineer activated the emergency breaks but was unable to stop the train before it collided with the man.
Abortion case may have limited effect on state laws
Professor Jennifer Drobac noted the case highlights the dangers of politicians inserting themselves into laws pertaining to medicine.
INDOT to close lanes on I-69 next week for guardrail repair
The closures will be in northern Monroe County on Jan. 17, between mile markers 128 and 130, between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Holcomb pitches ambitious agenda in State of the State
Gov. Eric Holcomb proposes spending $5.5 billion in new funding on programs and initiatives that span education, public health and economic development.
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Police union doubles down on opposition to rehousing HQ
The police union prefers plan to expand on existing police department building, rather than move to Showers.
Cannabis reform advocates hope for progress in 2023
Legislation is being filed in both chambers, by lawmakers of both parties, that deal with aspects of cannabis reform.
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