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Scattered autumn showers are expected the first week of October due to an incoming low pressure zone slowly making its way into Indiana and bringing cooler air and rainfall.

The student was referred to juvenile probation for possession of a firearm on school property, which is a level 6 felony, Bloomington Police Department Captain Ryan Pedigo said.

A new program is helping to fight overdoses by training citizens how to administer Narcan. Technology is helping connect land owners and farmers. And labor shortages are hitting the restaurant industry.

Experts call the FAFSA the most important financial aid form for students planning to attend colleges or universities, but filing rates have continued to lag in recent years.

In Vigo County, 81 new COVID-19 cases were recorded Friday. The total since the pandemic began rose to 16,746, which means 444 new COVID-19 cases were confirmed since last Friday.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s protocol, those who are unvaccinated and close contacts must not work for at least seven days.

Unlike some other large Hoosier public colleges, Ball State University welcomed a smaller freshman class this year.

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is temporarily closing eight offices around the state starting Oct. 4, and lasting through the end of the month.

Relationships between landowners and farmers have historically been kept private, but an app is helping democratize the sector.

The maps virtually guarantee Republicans will maintain or grow their supermajorities in the state House and Senate and eliminate competitive Congressional districts.