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Indiana’s COVID-19 public health emergency isn’t over yet. Gov. Eric Holcomb extended the emergency declaration another month Wednesday, through the end of July.

Indiana legislators created more than 200 new laws this year. And most of them take effect July 1. That includes controversial measures governing environmental regulations, heavy trucks and the events of 2020.

Across the Midwest, there are not nearly enough psychiatrists, therapists or direct-care staff to treat a rising tide of young people spiraling into crisis. For the most acute cases, there aren’t enough inpatient beds, either.

Youth work permits are no more in Indiana after a new law takes effect on July 1 which requires employers – not workers – to register with the state.

Public fireworks are back this 4th of July, but if you plan on setting off your own fireworks, state officials urge you to be safe.

Pamela Whitten takes over as president of the state’s largest university today.

It’s been nearly a year since Bloomington activist Vauhxx Booker found himself surrounded and pinned against a tree. The case against his alleged attackers is slowly making its way through the legal system.

The Ellettsville Journal will print its final edition on August 4. The weekly paper’s parent company, Gannett, says it is shifting coverage and resources to The Herald-Times in Bloomington.

A federal judge is temporarily blocking a new Indiana law – Senate Enrolled Act 251 – aimed at teachers unions.

Every time a storm rolls in, Steve Higgs gathers an oil lamp, candles and matches, because, more often than not, his power goes out.