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Indiana University’s swimming and diving program has a proud history in the Olympics, and it will again be on display at the Summer Games in Tokyo.

Indiana health officials reported 786 new COVID-19 cases today, down from yesterday’s 878 new COVID-19 cases, which is the most daily cases reported so far this month.

Attorneys for a mentally disabled Indiana man whose conviction in the 2002 slaying of a 94-year-old woman was overturned last year say a judge’s recent dismissal of the case means he has been exonerated.

A new school year starts for many Hoosier students in the next two weeks, as COVID-19 cases are on the rise. With schools updating their safety plans and many children not eligible for a vaccine, one expert is recommending parents take extra precautions.

The family of a woman who died in the Jackson County jail in Brownstown, hired a prominent law firm to determine if jailers were negligent in her death.

Since the start of the pandemic, 89 positive tests have been reported among city workers.

In an email to IU students and staff, Whitten said she began experiencing mild symptoms Thursday morning and received a positive diagnosis that afternoon despite being fully vaccinated "for many months."

Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren said the conference is taking a “decentralized” approach on how to handle the virus during Big Ten Media Days Thursday.

A federal labor board sided with an Indiana union Wednesday in a dispute over a display outside of a trade show in Elkhart. It signals government support for a classic labor protest symbol, known by many as Scabby the Rat.

Bloomington police report no injuries or property damage at the scene, but police did find bullets and shell casings nearby.