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Ex-detention deputy sentenced for hitting restrained inmate
Jorge Alberto Mateos, 26, of Noblesville, had previously pleaded guilty to a felony civil rights offense for what federal prosecutors termed “his unreasonable use of force against an inmate in his care.”
Missing girl, 3, dies after being found in NW Indiana lake
The girl, who had autism and was nonverbal, died Thursday despite an hourslong effort to revive her, said Michigan City Police Department Sgt. Steve Forker.
MCCSC previews fall referendum, addresses 'misleading' ballot language
Without another successful vote, the district could be pushed off a fiscal cliff in 2024.
Grad strike suspended, Martinsville fishery ponds, COVID uptick | Indiana Newsdesk
IU’s graduate student workers voted to suspend their strike until the fall. If you’ve ever wondered what’s stocked in the fishery ponds just north of Martinsville, we’ve got the answer. And, COVID-19 cases begin to tick back up.
IU expert warns COVID pandemic not behind us yet
Graham McKeen said he gets that after more than two years living in a pandemic, many Americans are done worrying about the virus.
The nationwide formula shortage is fueling a spike in demand at breast milk banks
More than 40 percent of retailers across the country reported being out of formula stock during the first week of May.
Apple expands cycling directions to Midwest cities including Bloomington, Indianapolis
The service tells bikers how long it will take and allows users to avoid major roads or particularly hilly routes.
Indiana collects nearly $1 billion more in April than budget expected
Indiana's budget reserves could top $6 billion.
The "Goldfish Capital of the World" might be closer than you think
Not far off of I-69, just north of Martinsville, sits a unique bit of Indiana history.
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Bloomington reports 2 new COVID cases among employees
The City of Bloomington reported two new COVID-19 cases among employees Thursday.
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