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IU experts discuss Biden’s Mideast trip
Former congressman Lee Hamilton and Assistant Professor Hussein Banai discuss Biden's trip to the region and much-anticipated meeting with Saudi prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
When asked to host the Cat Video Festival, Buskirk-Chumley Theater didn't pause
Buskirk-Chumley Theater will be hosting the Cat Video Festival this Saturday, July 16.
Man charged with rape of girl, 10, who traveled for abortion
President Joe Biden highlighted the case last week at the signing of an executive order aimed at protecting access to abortion as state after Republican-led state, including Ohio, enacted near-total restrictions after the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent landmark ruling.
Amidst a lack of mental health services, the ‘Living Room’ approach aims to plug gaps
In Illinois, providers hope the Living Room model will help fill the gap in mental health services, as the nation’s new mental health crisis number, 988, rolls out this month.
Yellow groove bamboo a growing problem in Bloomington
Since being named an invasive species by the city in 2020, residents are left with the burden of having to remove bamboo from their property or face fines.
Indiana Department of Health launches back-to-school immunization campaign
The goal of the “Start Smart” campaign is to create touchpoints where families can receive routine vaccines to get kids ready for back to school.
First probable monkeypox cases reported in Marion County
In a press release, the Marion County Health Department said the risk of transmission among the general U.S. population is still very low.
Many Hoosiers have a second fridge — but it's not the best for your wallet or the environment
Instead of a second fridge, consider buying a larger main fridge, an energy-efficient mini fridge, or — for hunters — a chest freezer.
IU Athletics transitions to cashless payments
The move is designed to improve the pre-game and game day experiences for all fans by reducing the amount of time fans wait in lines.
Holcomb names former supermarket executive as Department of Labor chief
David Redden served nearly 20 years as the senior vice president for human resources at Marsh, an Indiana-based supermarket chain that shut down a few years ago.
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