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Indiana’s breakthrough cases – COVID-19 infections in people who are fully vaccinated – are rising. But experts say while the increase in cases is concerning, it doesn’t show a lack of protection from vaccines.

A federal appeals court said Indiana’s sex offender registry law does not violate the U.S. Constitution, overturning previous rulings.

A new study by Indiana University and RAND Corp researchers says COVID-19 vaccinations prevented more than 139,000 U.S. deaths to early May.

The Indiana Department of Health recorded 57 new deaths which occurred between August 15 and August 23. Twenty deaths were reported August 21, the most in a single day since March 18.

Monroe County Sheriff Brad Swain says the county should consider replacing the 37-year-old jail soon.

Thirty years from now, the way we feed livestock, pets, and even ourselves might include a lot more bugs.

City Limits will address five commonly offered reasons for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19 this week in a short Q&A series. Today’s question: Does the vaccine threaten fertility, especially among women?

Last week, Bloomington Transit announced it would be reducing buses for the Six, Six Limited, Seven and Nine routes because of a driver shortage.

As COVID-19 cases climb amid the rapidly spreading delta variant, overburdened health care workers and short-staffed hospitals are experiencing the effects of the latest surge.

An Indianapolis community partnership to help students catch up academically with summer school showed early signs of promise, state lawmakers were told Monday during an interim study committee.