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U.S. Supreme Court decision could lead to even fewer protections for Indiana wetlands
The Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency decision could lead to even fewer wetland protections in Indiana.
Terre Haute still feels tax cap impact, approves 8th straight balanced budget
Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett says the city budget is facing the biggest impact ever from the state’s tax cap law.
Purdue student charged with murder in roommate’s killing
Ji Min Sha, a 22-year-old cybersecurity major from Seoul, South Korea, faces one count of murder in the killing of Varun Manish Chheda, 20, of Indianapolis.
Researchers hope to prevent overdose deaths with better data
Overdose fatality review teams determine factors that may have caused a person’s fatal overdose, and then use that information to inform policy and prevention measures.
IU alumnus wins Nobel Prize
Phillip H. Dybvig graduated from IU in mathematics and physics in 1976. He received the Nobel Prize for economics alongside former Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke and University of Chicago professor Douglas Diamond.
Heating bills expected to be higher this winter
Natural gas prices are up right now because of increased demand due to the war in Ukraine and less production. There’s also less natural gas in storage than usual because of the need for heat this January.
Court set to hear arguments in religious freedom challenge to Indiana abortion ban
Friday’s hearing in Marion County is over a lawsuit that seeks to strike down the ban because it infringes on some Hoosiers’ religious freedom.
Agritourism destinations support farmers, stimulate local economies
70 cents on every dollar spent at agritourism destinations help to keep family-run farms operating.
Chicken Salad Chick is coming to Bloomington
The Southern-style chicken restaurant will be located near the College Mall in University Square.
Bloomington council adopts $129M budget for 2023
The AFSCME Local 2487 contract expires at the end of 2022, and there is still no agreed upon raise for almost 150 employees next year.
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