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Surveillance video shows the driver of the minivan ignored an activated train crossing signal and drove around a crossing gate when the vehicle was hit, police said.

A former northern Indiana teacher has been charged with more than a dozen sex crimes after he groped and made sexual advances on students, according to court documents.

The order directs officials to contact the federal Department of Labor “immediately” to restart the agreement.

The aftermath from a month’s worth of rain last weekend and what the city is doing to prevent it from happening again. Some residents felt left out of the plexes zoning process. And the COVID-19 vaccination lawsuit against Indiana University.

Monroe County Sheriff Brad Swain said he agrees with a study recommending the county build a new jail, replacing the aging structure downtown.

A Bloomington Transit employee tested positive for COVID-19 on June 20, according to a city news release. This employee is the 87th city worker to test positive for the virus since the beginning of the pandemic.

Indiana Audubon Executive Director Brad Bumgardner said preliminary testing has ruled out the West Nile virus and avian flu.

The city began work on the Hidden River Project earlier this year. The $13 million undertaking will replace old culverts with larger, box-shaped culverts sloped to move more water away from the city.

Indiana’s other U.S. Senator, Republican Todd Young, joined several others in the GOP who supported the bill. Experts say that’s a sign the conversation around climate change is evolving.

The trial started earlier this year. What they talked about then were several requirements in state law that force people to make multiple in-person visits to clinics in order to get an abortion.