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The Bloomington City Council will review 2021 departmental budget requests in September.

Restaurants in Bloomington are more than halfway through what has been a turbulent year for the food service industry, and many are preparing for a similarly tough autumn season.

The Rev. John Jenkins said in a live-streamed address to students, faculty and staff Friday that with coronavirus cases declining among students, it's safe to return to in-person classes.

Questions about whether pentobarbital causes pain prior to death has been a focus of last-minute appeals for Keith Nelson.

When the Indy 500 ran without spectators last weekend, it wasn't just the hundreds of thousands of fans who were missing – it was also the millions of dollars they pump into local shops and restaurants.

More than 40 school districts in Indiana offer virtual-only classes now in response to the pandemic and other districts are opting to short-term remote learning when cases of COVID-19 are reported among students and staff.

Eight of Indiana University's 68 fraternities and sororities will be required to quarantine following what IU Public Safety called an "alarming" increase in COVID-19 cases caused by community spread.

For Indianapolis mother Demaris Contreras, the decision to take her daughter to the emergency room after a fall during cross country practice earlier this month was beyond difficult.

Indiana University epidemiologist Ana Bento, IU Health infectious disease Dr. Tom Hrisomalos and Graham McKeen, IU’s assistant director of public and environmental health, discuss what we’ve learned about the coronavirus.

State officials have long resisted setting specific parameters for when local schools should open to in-person instruction or shut back down, but the new guidance comes out of repeated pleas for direction.