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No. 8 Indiana Turns Focus To Rival Purdue, Bucket Week
The Indiana football team enters Bucket Week ranked number 8 in the nation after beating then-No. 18 Wisconsin 14-6 on Saturday. Now the focus shifts to rival Purdue for the regular season finale.
WATCH NOW — A Mother's Justice: The Trials Of Lisa Montgomery
In this documentary, the WFIU/WTIU News team retraces each step — from inside Bobbie Jo Stinnett’s home to the Kansas City courthouse where a federal jury sentenced Lisa Montgomery to die by lethal injection.
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MCCSC Will Move To Online-Only Instruction Through Holidays
The MCCSC Metric Committee announced the change to Phase Red Monday afternoon, as the Indiana State Department of Health reported a 10.6% seven-day COVID-19 positivity rate for Monroe County.
Local Indiana Governments Can Apply For More COVID-19 Relief
Local governments across Indiana can apply for more money from the state to help address fallout from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Families Take Advantage Of Distanced "Christmas At The Square" In Spencer
Almost 400 children came by to see Santa on Saturday – nearly double the number that came last year.
Indiana’s COVID-19 Positivity Rate Mirrors Spring Rates
Indiana's seven-day positivity rate of 13.8% has not been this high since April 30.
Indiana Coal Company Files For Bankruptcy, Lays Off Employees
An Indiana coal company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and has laid off all of its employees.
Trump Ratchets Up Pace Of Execution Before Biden Inaugural
If the five new executions go off as planned Trump will leave office having executed about a quarter of all federal death-row prisoners, despite waning support for capital punishment among both Democrats and Republicans.
Indiana State Reopens Hulman Center After $50M Renovations
The 10,200-seat multi-purpose arena on the Terre Haute campus has hosted thousands of ISU sports events, including the 1979 men’s basketball team that featured Larry Bird and finished second in the nation.
A Bleak Outlook For Millions Facing Cutoff Of Jobless Aid
If no agreement is reached in negotiations taking place on Capitol Hill, more than 9 million people will lose federal jobless aid that averages about $320 a week and that typically serves as their only source of income.
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