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Indiana launches tech crime unit hubs to help investigate, process evidence
Indiana is deploying nearly a dozen hubs around the state that will help local prosecutors with the technology used in crimes.
Juneteenth to be an official IU holiday beginning in 2022
Juneteenth will become an official IU holiday beginning next year, President Pamela Whitten announced Tuesday.
Indiana, Kansas to start home-and-home basketball series next year
Indiana and Kansas, two of the most storied basketball programs in the nation, announced a home-and-home series beginning next year.
Judge approves USA Gymnastics $380 million settlement with survivors
The USAG settlement totals $380 million for survivors of sexual abuse by Larry Nassar and others connected to the sport.
Indiana board set to divvy out $500M in development grants
Communities across Indiana are set to find out Tuesday whether they will share in $500 million that state officials are giving out for regional economic development projects.
Bloomington Plan Commission approves student housing, ABA therapy clinic
University Properties plans to demolish the existing units in Feb. 2022, and complete construction on its new building by August 2023.
Sonic Drive-In planning return to Bloomington
The proposed site design is only eligible for 16 parking spaces, but the developers want at least 27 spots.
Man allegedly tried to hire cellmate in Indiana to kill 14
A man who pleaded guilty to attacking a 13-year-old girl who was attending an Indiana University violin camp has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder for allegedly trying to hire his jail cellmate to kill the victim’s parents and a dozen other people.
Third party report: lead levels from controlled burn under IDEM limits
The report, released Friday, said VET isn’t recommending further investigation, based upon its findings.
Lawmakers to hear testimony Thursday on COVID-19 vaccine mandate legislation
Indiana House lawmakers will take testimony Thursday – for the second time in about three weeks – on a bill that would effectively ban private companies from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
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