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Indiana University rejects graduate student worker request to hold union election
Indiana University formally denied a request from roughly 1,600 graduate workers to hold a union election, contending they're primarily students, not staff.
Winter Update: snow timing, amount totals, travel warnings, transit closing
Snowfall is expected to continue until 2 a.m. in Indianapolis, 10 p.m. in Terre Haute, 2 a.m. in Bloomington, and 5 a.m. in Seymour.
How much are Indiana schools spending in COVID relief? A new database tracks it
The Indiana Department of Education has launched a public database showing how much schools are spending in federal pandemic relief funding.
Indiana Senate braces for contentious second half
Senate lawmakers are grappling with COVID-19 vaccine mandates, a $1 billion-a-year tax cut package, legislation policing how controversial topis are taught, and a ban on transgender girls in youth sports.
Bloomington city council changes makeup of parking, redistricting commissions
The ordinance reduces the number of members on the Citizen’s Redistricting Advisory Commission from nine to five.
How does Bloomington decide where to place traffic calming projects?
The city is accepting new proposals for resident-led projects through February. It is dedicating another $50,000 to the initiative.
Report: Crop insurance doesn't encourage farmers to adapt to extreme weather
Instead of paying farmers for the same type of loss year after year -- drought and excess rain -- the federal government could put more money toward conservation programs.
Daily COVID-19 cases remain steady in Monroe County, one new death reported
One new death was reported, which happened Jan. 31. That brings the total to 250.
Weather update: Rain to snow transition timing, snowfall amounts, trash pick-up canceled
The line should reach Indianapolis and Terre Haute around 5 p.m. and Bloomington and Columbus around 9 p.m.
Children’s mental health suffers as staffing shortages ravage care centers
Facility leaders and state officials agree residential treatment should be reserved for children with the highest needs, and young people are often better served in their homes or communities. But some require more.
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