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A northwest Indiana bridge that spans the Wabash River has been closed to traffic indefinitely for a structural inspection after large trucks recently used it as a detour.

Forecasters say rain will end by 12:30 p.m. Saturday, but flooding will continue from the three to eight inches of rain that fell from Friday evening through this morning.

Indiana University sent an alert to students and staff late Friday urging them to seek higher ground or move to a higher level in buildings affected by flooding.

Some IU Health workers say vaccination requirements are a huge overreach. Hoosiers are hopeful a $10 billion infrastructure proposal will help expand rail service. And some Indiana officials are opposing the teaching of critical race theory in schools.

The decision comes as the university restart committee recommended that all in-person campus activities this fall be normalized to a pre-pandemic level.

Lyles Station, Indiana used to be a haven for Black farm families. Now, that tradition is more of a distant memory.

Central Indiana is under an enhanced threat for severe thunderstorms later tonight, likely after 7 p.m.

IU Richard S. Melvin Professor of Law Kevin Brown joined Indiana Newsdesk to discuss critical race theory and the controversy around it.

Nurses will have mobile vaccine stations in the park with about 100 doses of vaccine.

The Indiana Business Review’s economic forecast for Bloomington lists tourism as one of the top industries affected by the pandemic.