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Man gets 4 years in hit-and-run that killed Indiana girl
Shiam Sunder Shankara Subramanian was charged in September 2021 with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death or catastrophic injury and passing a school bus while the arm signal is extended causing death.
A girl asked if she could keep a unicorn in her yard. LA County gave her a license
Madeline wrote to officials asking for approval to keep a unicorn in her backyard if she could find one. The animal control department agreed — under certain conditions.
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New I-69 sections extend interstate, raises speed limit
New sections of I-69 are scheduled to be complete by the end of the year, officially marking S.R. 37 as I-69 south of S.R. 144 in Johnson County.
Abortion care provider drops lawsuit against Attorney General as focus shifts to licensing board
A county judge ruled that Attorney General Todd Rokita broke Indiana law by violating confidentiality about an investigation into Dr. Caitlin Bernard.
Indiana maternal, infant mortality rates stagnant or worse after 10-year focus on improving them
Dr. Kris Box said improving the infant mortality rate begins with improving maternal health. Indiana has some of the worst rates for both measures in the country.
Bloomington council approves $30 million bond but questions city hall expansion
The local police union is opposed to the expansion and said members are worried about privacy and the number of vehicle entrances/exits.
IU students, staff make silent films with hand-crank cameras
Senior Lecturer Bear Brown said the Lomography LomoKino camera operates based on the original designs of the first filmmakers, Thomas Edison and the Lumiere brothers.
'Tripledemic': what is it and how to stay safe
A surge of three viruses (RSV, COVID and the flu) following Thanksgiving gatherings leaves hospitals struggling to accommodate for more patients.
E-scooter operating licenses on hold until Bloomington creates safety recommendations
There have been two e-scooter-related deaths in Bloomington since August. A city official said the accidents coupled with increased fleet sizes have opened the vehicles to increased scrutiny.
Farmers' sentiments remain unchanged after midterms
High input costs continue to drag down outlooks on the agricultural economy.
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