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The Monroe County Community School Corporation's superintendent is calling attention to a shortage of teachers, bus drivers and food service workers. He says the MCCSC has more than 120 open positions.

Police say the men aren’t connected to two shootings that began off campus an hour earlier. But the officers were responding to a call from a person at a campus residence who believed the men were involved.

Bloomington police say at least four people are hurt after shootings off campus. A final alert from Indiana University says an IU police investigation is ongoing and the reported threat is no longer imminent.

The university confirmed it will support departments to pay professors extra money to complete the work not done by striking graduate students.

The project aims to improve the health of the forest but environmental groups and some nearby residents have concerns about the clear cutting, burning and herbicide use.

Party leaders are working to encourage students to vote in this year’s midterms. Utility companies are lobbying hard to end net metering. And fans are back for this year’s Little 500 races.

County commissioners on Wednesday approved a $32,000 traffic study for the area, which could ultimately result in the installation of a roundabout.

Cathy Langham will replace James T. Morris, who is retiring from the board.

Indiana utilities have more influence on politics in the state than you might imagine. Net metering is a good example.

Ball State University’s president says the school will spend $10 million on incentives for faculty taking advantage of a voluntary early retirement program next month.