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Indiana’s Positivity Rate Drops To Five Percent
Indiana’s seven-day positivity rate has fallen to 5% — the state’s lowest rate since late September.
Indiana Senate Rejects Bill Banning 'Defund The Police'
The Indiana Senate thoroughly rejected legislation Monday that would have tied the hands of local governments when managing their public safety budgets.
Join 'Ask The Mayor' On Facebook LIVE Today With Bloomington's John Hamilton
Submit your questions for Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton for today's Facebook Live 1:30 interview.
Sled Shortage Hits Bloomington Following Winter Storm
Of sleds, shovels and ice melt, shovels are the easiest to find.
COVID-19 Civil Liability Protections Bill On Its Way To The Governor's Desk
Gov. Eric Holcomb’s signature is all that separates Hoosier businesses, health care systems and schools from COVID-19 liability protections.
Former Ed Chiefs McCormick, Ritz & Reed Criticize Voucher Expansion Legislation
A bipartisan group of former Indiana education chiefs are speaking out against Republican-led legislation to expand the state’s private school voucher program.
Bloomington COVID-19 Vaccine And Testing Sites Closed Tuesday
COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites around Bloomington will also close Tuesday as a winter storm warning continues.
Twitter Reverses Course, Removes Flag On Indiana AG Todd Rokita's Post
Over the weekend, Indiana’s top law enforcement officer posted a Valentine’s Day image with the text “you stole my heart like a 2020 election” and a sketch of former President Donald Trump.
Mid-States Corridor Weighing Possible Routes
Officials with the Mid-States Corridor expect to pick a preferred route this fall to connect Southern Indiana to Central Indiana.
House Committee Passes 'Unproven And Unethical' Abortion Reversal Bill
Indiana doctors would be forced to tell patients their medication-induced abortions can be reversed under legislation approved by a House committee Monday. The broader scientific community says that claim is unproven and unethical.
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