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Holcomb calls special election for Walorski's Second Congressional District seat
The special election will take place on the same day as the general election this fall, Nov. 8. Parties have until Aug. 26 to select their candidates for the special election.
Bloomington police make arrest in weekend fatal crash
Police said Hall’s vehicle failed to stop at a red light and crashed into a truck as it turned left from westbound Ind. 46 onto the I-69 ramp.
Indiana commander says limited contact, competitive market hurting recruiting
U.S. Army officials reported that its force will total 466,000, about 10,000 short of expectations.
Bloomington Chamber of Commerce postpones appearance by Lt. Gov. Crouch
Local community leaders planned a protest outside the hotel to coincide with Crouch’s appearance, but canceled it after her event was postponed.
Cummins Inc. opposes Indiana’s near-total abortion ban
Power technology corporation Cummins Inc. is one of the latest Indiana companies to speak out in opposition to the state’s new abortion ban
Medical experts say yearly COVID-19 vaccines are very likely
There are some concerns about how Americans will respond to getting a yearly vaccine. COVID-19 vaccinations were received with backlash by many and divided people all over the U.S.
IU to offer beer at men's and women's soccer games
Indiana began selling beer at football games in 2019, then began offering it at baseball and softball games last year.
Why weren't abortion restrictions put on the ballot in Indiana?
Ballot questions (other than school funding referendums) are fairly rare in Indiana, and there's no legal avenue for a "citizen-led" initiative.
Man killed, two injured in weekend crash on I-69 ramp
Police said a second vehicle failed to stop at a red light and crashed into the truck as it turned left from westbound Ind. 46 onto the I-69 ramp.
Special election will pick successor for Walorski's 2nd District seat
Both the Republican and Democratic parties will caucus to decide who to put on the ballot for the special election.
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