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Indiana senators are considering a second COVID-19 liability bill aiming to further protect medical providers from lawsuits more than a month after passing through the House.

Images of celebrations and crowds in high school gyms across Indiana were commonplace pre-pandemic. Now, they’re a cause for concern.

Senate lawmakers dramatically scaled back a plan to restrict the governor’s emergency powers, used extensively during the COVID-19 pandemic.

U.S. attorneys said Schaffer was “radicalized” and brought “a dangerous weapon inside restricted grounds.”

Indiana has a new secretary of state. Landmark police reform is headed to the governor’s desk. And legislation on the governor’s emergency powers was significantly scaled back.

Why Indiana is not expanding vaccine eligibility as quickly as other states. Proposed legislation makes it easier to send convicted juveniles to adult prisons. And how food delivery services are cashing in at the expense of local restaurants.

IU Health was recently awarded a grant that will help provide these rides to eliminate the transportation barrier that some Hoosiers face.

Dr. Laura Hammack is the Brown County School district’s superintendent. She said while many districts plan to use intensive summer school programs to catch students up from lost classroom time, that won’t be Brown County’s approach.

During a five-day period between Feb. 20-25, City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) crews were called on to repair 12 water main breaks.

Newfields announced a 30-day plan of action to address issues that stemmed over a job posting last month that many saw as racist.