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The donation from Leonard and Kathryn Betley and their family to the Central Indiana Land Trust is earmarked to protect and support reforesting portions of the newly renamed Betley Woods at Glacier’s End.

Ronnie Hapner, 35, is now charged with two felony counts of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and injury while driving while intoxicated, The Elkhart Truth reported.

The 911 call center went down about five minutes past midnight after it had received more than 500 calls about gunshots being recklessly fired in celebration of New Year’s Day.

Xandria Harris, 26, of Bradley, Illinois, turned herself in Friday afternoon at the Bradley Police Department while accompanied by her attorney, Illinois State Police said. She was being held at a detention facility in Kankakee.

ITR Concession Co. has installed smart signage that uses sensors and cameras to allow commercial drivers to see how many parking spaces are available at upcoming exits.

Six years ago, Scott County became the first place in the state to set up a needle exchange. At the time, drug users were sharing needles, and it led to the worst HIV outbreak in the state’s history.

As we get more warm weather and heavy rain events in Indiana, we could see more toxic algae blooms — making fish sick, closing public beaches, and polluting drinking water.

The stories that dominated news cycles this year focused on the spread and vaccination of COVID-19, the United States Capitol attack, annexation, the new IU Health Bloomington Hospital, people experiencing homelessness, and more.

Cases and hospitalizations from COVID-19 are at record levels for 2021. The end of Scott County’s needle exchange program is prompting a new initiative. An increase in toxic algae blooms could mean higher water bills. And the year in review.

Indiana lawmakers expect to start their new session by quickly diving into a contentious debate over a Republican-backed proposal aimed at limiting workplace COVID-19 vaccination requirements, even as the virus threatens to overwhelm the state’s hospitals.