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Missing child dies after being found in posthole in Indiana
The relative discovered the missing boy around noon Wednesday head down in a hole 39 inches (1 meter) deep that contained about 10 inches of water, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office said.
"So Cold the River" shows feature films can be made in Indiana
Rarely can a novel be born, adapted and filmed, and premiered all in one place, especially one set in Indiana. But for Bloomington native and author Michael Koryta, there was no other option for his novel, “So Cold the River.”
Shelter near Switchyard Park to offer expanded space for families
New Hope for Families is preparing to unveil its new campus at 1140 S. Morton Street in the coming weeks.
Ann Coulter abruptly walks off IU stage during Q&A session
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter walked off stage mid-question after giving a talk at the Whittenberger Auditorium at the Indiana Memorial Union on Friday.
ILEARN testing begins, Film premieres at West Baden | Indiana Newsdesk
Educators are eager to find out the impact of two-years of online, hybrid and in-person learning on kids. More than 300 trees will be planted in Bloomington. And, a Bloomington author made sure the screen adaptation of his book was filmed at West Baden Springs Hotel.
2022 ILEARN gives administrators another chance to track pandemic impact on schooling
In 2021, the Indiana General Assembly tasked the Department of Education with conducting a two-year study on the impact the pandemic has had on schooling.
Plant and gardening bloomed during the pandemic, trend noted by local vendors too
The pandemic caused industries like gardening and houseplants to bloom in the last two years. Local nurseries reported seed shortages, and thousands of people bought a houseplant for the first time.
U.S. Sen. Young to vote against Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson
In a statement, Young said after meeting with Jackson and reviewing her record as a judge, he believes she will "legislate from the bench," which he said he opposes.
Indiana to double post-election audits
Indiana is doubling the number of post-election audits it will conduct after this year’s general election.
Monroe County Public Library offering seeds to public
Seeds for cabbage, carrots, zucchini, tomato, dill and more can be found at the Seed Library inside the Monroe County Public Library.
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