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Command staff from the Bloomington Fire Department on East Fourth Street is temporarily moving to the former law offices of Bunger and Robertson a few blocks west due to flood damage.

The Indiana Gaming Commission has voted to not renew a gaming license for a planned new casino in Terre Haute that has already faced delays and forced ownership changes.

As thousands of Hoosiers still struggle with unemployment in the wake of COVID-19, the state is offering free online career counseling funded by the federal CARES Act.

The case before the Supreme Court involves college student Connor Katz, who shared on Snapchat a brief video of his then-girlfriend performing oral sex, without her consent.

According to the 2019 Bloomington Urban Tree Canopy Report, 38% of the city is covered by urban trees. CanopyBloomington wants to increase coverage to the report’s predicted maximum of 61%.

The Bloomington parks board heard recommendations this week to reopen the road that runs through Lower Cascades Park.

The state's seven-day positivity rate is 2.2% Thursday, down from 2.3% Wednesday. Just 391 Hoosiers are hospitalized with the virus - the lowest number since the beginning of the pandemic.

While students across the board are completing college at a higher rate, Black, Hispanic and Latino students are still less likely than their white peers to graduate on time.

Last week's heavy rainstorm dumped up to eight inches of water across Monroe County. If your home or business was affected by the flooding, here's what you can do to get assistance.

Lilly said Thursday that it will seek approval for its potential treatment, donanemab, based on data from a mid-stage clinical study of the drug involving 272 patients.