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Bloomington’s Fountain Square downtown hosts one of the most popular “mall Santa” experiences in the area, where families often queue for hours for a chance to meet Mr. and Mrs. Claus.

An investigation stemming from allegations of illegal political contributions by a longtime Indiana casino executive could snarl the future of multimillion-dollar projects for new casinos in Gary and Terre Haute.

Secretary of State Connie Lawson noted that presidential elections tend to drive higher turnout. But 65 percent of registered voters cast a ballot this fall, the best voter turnout since 1992.

Scientists at Purdue University have developed a new therapy to fight the flu that may also prove effective against other diseases such as HIV, cancer and COVID-19.

According to the release from the mayor’s office, the circa-1915 building at 122 South Walnut Street will revert from Ivy Tech Community College to City of Bloomington ownership in January 2021.

Effective Nov. 30, both the Main Library and Ellettsville Branch will only offer materials through curbside pickup by appointment. The building closure will extend through at least January.

Stutzman said Holcomb’s latest restrictions forced her to resign – effective next month – to focus more fully on keeping the business afloat.

In a statement, the state's largest teacher's union said it wants the governor to require all schools to report COVID-19 case data to the state.

Wheeler Mission can socially distance just over 100 men in its overnight shelter, and the women’s winter contingency shelter, which will remain open until March 31, will house 30 to 40 women.

A Supreme Court justice from 1949-1956, Sherman Minton was born in Floyd County in 1890, and until recently, was the only person chosen from the Hoosier State to the nation’s highest court.