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Judge refuses to release man charged in New Year's Day stabbing
Police arrested Ryan Johnson, 36, during a traffic stop in Bloomington over the weekend. He’s charged with attempted murder, aggravated battery, and battery with a deadly weapon.
IU undergrad student Conner Wright running for Bloomington City Council seat
Wright, a Democrat, believes the most significant issue this election cycle is housing affordability.
Northwestern hands No. 15 Indiana a second straight loss
Indiana had 16 turnovers, nine more than Northwestern, and the visitors enjoyed a 25-6 scoring edge off turnovers.
Berger returns as No. 6 IU women roll over Northwestern
Grace Berger’s return is a huge boost for the talented Hoosiers as they look to challenge for the Big Ten crown down the stretch.
Bloomington realtor Ryne Shadday announces bid for at-large city council seat
Shadday says housing and homelessness are the most important issues this election.
Bloomington city employees get raises, new benefits
The incentives come in addition to two new pilot programs which include a new paid parental leave policy and a Commercial Driver’s License training program.
Controlled burn in Hoosier National Forest to move forward despite opposition
The Houston South Vegetation Management and Restoration Project seeks to treat vegetation and conduct related management activities, but some groups fear for Lake Monroe's safety.
NIL money becoming a major player in college athletics
Opendorse, a leading NIL collective, expects total NIL earnings for college athletes to exceed $1 billion dollars this year.
College athlete pay, Bedford hospital closes, general assembly session | Indiana Newsdesk
Elite college athletes are earning in the seven figures since 2021 rule change, Bedford is down to one hospital after St. Vincent Dunn closed last month and we look ahead to this year's general assembly session.
Wastewater surveillance shows new COVID strain on the rise
XBB.1.5 is said to be the most infectious strain of COVID yet, with experts estimating 80 percent of Americans who have already been infected are likely to catch it again.
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