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Their deaths were ruled a double-homicide, but more than five years after the killings police have not disclosed how the girls died or described what evidence they had in the case.

A lawsuit filed by the Indiana Statewide Independent Living Council accuses the Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County of violating Indiana’s Open Door Law, which requires public agencies to meet to make decisions publicly.

While concerns of voter fraud remain, experts say there is no evidence that voter fraud has affected past election results.

Lime Scooter partnered with IUPD, IU Health, and the Student Health Center to provide scooter safety lessons and distribute free helmets this week.

A court temporarily halts Biden’s student loan forgiveness, protestors rally outside Eli Lilly demanding lower insulin costs and we sit down with two of the three candidates running for Indiana’s Secretary of State.

Diego Morales declined in a recent interview to discuss details of his military service, including why he never sought promotion or wasn’t activated when his National Guard unit served a deployment to Iraq in 2008.

Non-profit organizations that assist Bloomingtonians seeking reproductive healthcare are eligible to apply, provided they don’t violate state or federal law.

People opposed to the loan forgiveness program argue that debt is just being redistributed to people who didn’t go to college or take out student loans.

The task force is made up of lawmakers and stakeholders from the housing sector, including builders, lenders, realtors and tenant advocates.

Current Union Township trustee Vickie Walburn of Eaton was elected four years ago. Now, she’s told local media that she’s 76 years old and doesn’t want another term as trustee.