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Indiana plays host to St. John's tonight at Assembly Hall
The Indiana men’s basketball team will face its toughest test of the season when St. John’s visits Assembly Hall tonight.
No. 4 Indiana women shake off slow start, rout Norfolk State
Mackenzie Holmes and Aleksa Gulbe each scored 22 points to help the No. 4 Hoosiers rout Norfolk State 72-42 on Tuesday night.
MCCSC bus drivers: 'We're at our breaking point.'
At the beginning of the school year, the district was short 14 drivers. However, 22 others have quit in the last three month.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton on lead contamination, high-speed Internet
Hamilton says in hindsight the controlled burn should have been done differently, the 7-Line dedication is set for Wednesday, and the city has a letter of intent with a developer to install high-speed Internet throughout the city.
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Speakers at rally for Ta'Neasha Chappell demand answers, accountability
It’s been exactly four months since Ta’Neasha Chappell fell ill in her cell at the Jackson County Jail and died en route to the hospital.
High speed internet coming to 85 percent of Bloomington
The City of Bloomington signed a letter of intent Tuesday to work with public infrastructure developer Meridiam.
37 new COVID-19 cases confirmed in Monroe County
One new COVID-19 death was confirmed, bringing the county total to 212.
AG Rokita files third lawsuit against federal vaccine rules, focused on health care workers
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita filed the third of his planned lawsuits against the Biden administration’s workplace vaccine-or-test rules.
Lawmakers consider December meeting to help governor end public health emergency
Indiana lawmakers may come back into session ahead of schedule to help Gov. Eric Holcomb end the state’s public health emergency.
Indiana's higher education commissioner announces plans to step down in 2022
Indiana's commissioner for higher education is leaving the role after more than a decade, according to an announcement Tuesday.
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