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Incarcerated man dies after Legionnaires’ disease outbreak at Pendleton Correctional Facility
A man incarcerated at Pendleton Correctional Facility in Madison County died Friday morning.
Career-technical educators call social emotional learning 'a huge value' in schools
Educators and experts agree social emotional learning, or SEL, has been – and continues to be – an essential part of what schools do.
Indiana universities reported large jumps in student voting during 2020 election
Several Indiana universities saw large jumps in student voter participation during the 2020 election, according to reporting from a nonpartisan voter initiative.
Pollution settlement forces changes at BP's Whiting Refinery, company to pay $500,000
The Hoosier chapter of the Sierra Club and three other environmental groups have reached a settlement with BP for emitting too much particle pollution at its Whiting Refinery in northwest Indiana.
Bloomington hospital moving, I-69 ready to open through Martinsville | Indiana Newsdesk
Bloomington hospital is moving to its new IU Health facility on the bypass. Construction on I-69 has routed traffic through Martinsville for the last year boosting the downtown economy.
Monroe County reports 94 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, most since January
The health administrator said over half of the county’s eligible population is vaccinated. She says 400 five- to eleven-year-olds in the county are fully vaccinated and 2,400 have received their first dose.
Ballet choreographer stages his last IU Nutcracker production
Indiana University’s Nutcracker ballet is returning just in time for one more performance by its longtime choreographer.
The grand finale of the decade-long Krampus Rampage and Bazaar is Saturday
If you see a crowd of horned creatures roaming the streets of downtown Bloomington, don’t panic. It’s the Krampus Rampage and Bazaar — the largest Krampus event in North America.
Canopy of Lights returns to Bloomington square
People ages 1 to 92 gathered in the courthouse square last Friday to celebrate the “Canopy of Lights,” a tradition that began 35 years ago but was put on hold last year due to the pandemic.
Waste water COVID-19 rates up in the city, Bloomington mayor reports
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton said positive testing results for COVID-19 at city waste-water treatment plants are increasing significantly.
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