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Many community members say densifying Bloomington's neighborhoods could damage their social character and encourage out-of-town investors to buy up properties.

A bill that would create a pilot program to study a financing tool for retiring coal plants early passed the House Monday and is headed to Governor Holcomb’s desk.

Proponents of accommodations want to see legislation passed that goes beyond existing protections in federal discrimination and disability laws. Several bills this session that would’ve done that died without a hearing.

The Senate approved a bill Monday that allows the General Assembly to call itself into special session during a statewide public emergency – legislation that could be unconstitutional.

Mike Woodson may be a name unfamiliar to today’s players, but it is one that resonates with long-time fans of Indiana basketball. 

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians worked with other organizations including the American Indian Center of Indiana to distribute the vaccines.

Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health shows a seven-day all-test positivity rate of 3.6% -- the highest rate since mid-February. In the last two weeks, that number has risen from 3.0%.

A former Indiana state health official says Gov. Eric Holcomb’s reopening plan is premature, despite more Hoosiers receiving the vaccine every day.

Hoosiers in northwest Indiana – and across northern Indiana – will soon have access to more COVID-19 vaccination opportunities.

A recent CDC report shows that the pandemic decreased the life expectancy of a typical American by a full year. And it seems that Black Americans have been affected the most.