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In the aftermath of mass shootings, observers often point to mental health services as a solution to prevention. But accessing treatment remains out of reach for many in Indiana and nationwide.

On Thursday night, a national, virtual event organized by Faith In Action and the Revolutionary Love Project invited local and national groups to create a space for interfaith prayer, solidarity and healing.

The session ended on a note of bipartisanship, with almost every Democrat joining Republicans to vote for the new state budget.

Maybe the biggest surprise of the 2021 legislative session happened on its final day when a new, $37 billion state budget passed with almost no opposition.

Bloomington High School North and South graduates are each allowed two guests for the in-person outdoor ceremony.

Bloomington city officials are reporting the 79th positive employee COVID-19 case since the start of the pandemic.

There are a number of ways the EPA under President Joe Biden can help reduce pollution in Indiana. That was one takeaway from the Hoosier Environmental Council’s Earth Day panel discussion with two former EPA employees.

Rep. Dan Leonard (R-Huntington) argued it’s only fair to tax unemployment insurance when some Hoosiers received more than they would working at a job paying $20 an hour.

Last week's mass shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis – and recent news of violence against Black youth at the hands of police – has left many communities reeling.

IDOH reported 1,250 new positive cases and four confirmed COVID-19 deaths Thursday, bringing the state totals to 711,787 cases and 12,844 deaths.