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Psychiatrists To Assess Indiana Man Charged In Grisly Death
A Clark County judge issued an order Wednesday calling for two psychiatrists to be appointed to assess Brian Williams and report their findings back to the court.
Indiana Man Convicted In 2015 Slaying Of His Uncle
An Elkhart County jury found Charles David Bussard of Elkhart guilty of murder Wednesday in the January 2015 shooting of his uncle, Byron Bussard, The Elkhart Truth reported.
Citizen Advocates Want More Than Just Initial Redistricting Hearings
Indiana lawmakers will hold hearings around the state Friday and Saturday to gather public feedback on the redistricting process.
COVID-19 Already Disrupting New School Year As Elementary Kids Quarantined
COVID-19 is already disrupting the new school year for some students around the state, and it's creating challenges for schools hoping to keep kids in classrooms – especially in elementary grades.
This Woman Has Lived With HIV For More Than 30 Years. Listen To Her Experience With The Virus
Sheila Muhammad tested positive for HIV more than 30 years ago and her life quickly changed. But as the years passed, attitudes and treatments of HIV changed.
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Indiana Tops 2,000 New COVID-19 Cases For First Time Since April
The Indiana Department of Health reported more than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases Friday. That comes as cases – and hospitalizations – have continued to grow in the last several weeks.
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Anderson Attendees Want Neighborhoods Kept Together And More Transparency
Lawmakers are holding public meetings Friday and Saturday across the state to get feedback on redistricting – the process every decade of redrawing legislative boundaries.
State Reports More Than 2,000 New COVID Cases For First Time In Over Three Months
Health officials reported 21 new local COVID-19 cases today, but no additional deaths in Monroe County yesterday. Twenty-four new cases were reported yesterday.
Bloomington Weather Radio Station Off Air Until Further Notice, Reports Rising Temperatures
Temperatures are rising again, with forecast peaks in the low 90s for the first half of next week. Heat indices, or what it feels like outside, will return to the upper 90s and lower triple digits.
Attorneys For Students Suing IU Appeal To Supreme Court
Attorneys for the eight IU students suing over its COVID-19 vaccine mandate are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to prevent IU from enforcing the mandate during appeal of the case.
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