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Employers can get career, technical education student information in new tool
The Indiana Governor’s Workforce Cabinet is sharing student contact information, on a voluntary basis, with companies looking to hire.
Holcomb signs redistricting bill, officially ending legislative map-drawing process
The maps Republicans created for themselves over the past few weeks likely eliminate any competitive Congressional districts and virtually guarantee the GOP will maintain or even grow its supermajorities in the state House and Senate.
Indiana lawmakers don't officially end 2021 session
The session should’ve ended in April. But lawmakers never officially ended it because delays forced by the pandemic pushed redistricting all the way into September.
COVID-19 numbers continue to trend down in county, state
Monroe County confirmed 36 new COVID-19 cases Monday, down from 45 new positive cases Friday.
Clay Co. Commissioners consider expanding jail to house federal inmates
The proposed expansion would add more than 250 beds, a majority of which would host ICE detainees.
Bloomington federally authorized as resettlement site for refugees
A resettlement organization that helps refugees establish their lives in Indiana announced Bloomington was approved as a federally authorized resettlement site by the U.S. Department of State.
Separated throwing shoulder sidelines IU quarterback Penix
Indiana quarterback Michael Penix is listed as week-to-week after separating the AC joint in his throwing shoulder during Saturday’s 24-0 loss to No. 4 Penn State.
Annual IU report reveals increase in rape cases, drop in drug and liquor violations
Reported rapes increased from 19 to 22 on IU's campus in 2020.
Bloomington's recycling service resumes this week after pause caused by COVID-19
The city of Bloomington’s recycling service resumed Monday after pausing last week because of a spike in COVID-19 cases and close contacts in the sanitation department.
Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram suffer worldwide outage
The company said it was “aware that some people are having trouble accessing Facebook app” and it was working on restoring access.
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