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Indiana may be forced to reinstate federal unemployment benefits following a hearing in Superior Court on Wednesday.

Indiana’s current legislative maps are more skewed towards one party – in this case, Republicans – than 95 percent of all legislative maps in the country over the last 50 years.

Robust rain and greater risks for flooding are expected once again this weekend due to a slow-moving cold front.

Indiana receives more nursing home Medicare funds than most other states yet ranks 48th in total nursing staff hours before the pandemic.

The severe thunderstorm and flash flood late Friday and early Saturday caused damage to a Bloomington Police Dept. building and a nearby fire station, the city reported Wednesday.

A Greene County woman became the first of more than 400 people to be sentenced for involvement in the January 6 storming of the Capitol building.

The new medical center and IU's Health Sciences programs together could impact east side housing, traffic and even demographics over time.

Monroe County Commissioners issued a disaster declaration in the wake of damage caused by storms on June 18 and 19.

The Indiana Department of Health’s latest numbers showed 13,392 total confirmed deaths and 752,108 positive cases since the pandemic began.

Bloomington’s only scheduled annexation public hearing on August 4 will be a combination in-person and virtual meeting.