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Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton on budget rift, remonstration, re-election
The mayor says there is good communication between the administration and city council despite council objecting to the city budget.
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IU Women's Basketball achieves highest-ever ranking in AP poll
The team begins the preseason ranked No. 8 - its highest ranking in school history.
Hospitalizations for District 8 and state fall to August levels
In District 8, which includes Monroe, Brown, and Bartholomew counties, 78 people are hospitalized with COVID-19, down from 89 on Monday. Hospitalizations haven’t been as low as Tuesday since Aug. 18.
Indiana's interest-free "career accelerator" loan program launches Wednesday
An interest-free loan program called "Accelerate Indiana" launches Wednesday to aid Hoosiers taking quick job certification programs. Some workers could have the loans entirely forgiven.
Holocaust survivor, CANDLES volunteer Michael "Mickey" Kor dies at 95
Holocaust survivor Michael “Mickey” Kor died Tuesday morning at 95, according to a release from the CANDLES Holocaust Museum in Terre Haute.
BPD looking for information on vandalism at the Islamic Center of Bloomington
The Bloomington Police Department is asking for public help in identifying a suspect who vandalized the Islamic Center of Bloomington early Monday morning.
State health officials fear COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy will affect flu vaccine uptake
State health officials say they’re worried fewer people will get vaccinated against the flu this year.
Purdue University brings climate skeptic to campus as part of speaker series
The book’s author, Dr. Steven Koonin, has been widely criticized for his views -- namely, that the media, politicians, and scientists alike overhype and misrepresent the data associated with climate issues and unprecedented weather events.
Indiana just started talking to feds about years long special ed license problem
After years of violating federal special education law, Indiana officials began talks with the U.S. Department of Education last week about their plan to comply by the start of next school year.
Indiana vows to keep fighting with No. 5 Ohio State up next
One year ago, Indiana was the surprise football team in the Big Ten, cracking the top 10 in the national rankings and setting expectations high for this season. But halfway through this season, it’s looking more like 2010 than 2020.
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