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Indiana Launches Settlement Program To Keep Evictions Out Of Court
Mediation help is now available to Hoosier landlords and their tenants at risk of eviction, free of charge from the Indiana government.
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Black Bear Sighted Near Clark County
Since 2015, Indiana DNR has confirmed 3 black bears in the state.
Indiana Surpasses 90,000 Positive Cases, and Monroe County Breaks 1,000 Cases
Seven-day positivity rates continues to drop in Indiana, but new COVID-19 cases reported Thursday pushed both Indiana and Monroe County past milestone numbers.
Notre Dame Hikes Security After Quarantined Students Balk
Notre Dame has not released the locations where students are being quarantined or isolated, citing privacy concerns, nor is it revealing how many students are affected.
Pence Defends Police At Convention Amid Rising Race Tension
The vice president, who is the chair of the White House coronavirus task force, also defended the administration’s handling of the pandemic, a political liability that was otherwise largely absent from the convention program.
Noon Edition: City Officials Talk Last Week's 2021 City Budget Hearings
Join us this week as we discuss the 2021 city budget and initial hearings.
Indiana Tech Now Offering Free Workforce Ready Classes For Certifications
Indiana Tech is the state’s first university approved to offer workforce training programs, paid for by the state as part of the Rapid Recovery Plan.
Judge Halts Friday's Execution Of Kansas Girl's Killer
Keith Dwayne Nelson was scheduled to be executed Friday afternoon in Terre Haute.
Bloomington Police Chief: I Do Not Believe There's Systemic Racism In BPD
City officials participated in another discussion about law enforcement's role in the local community.
IU Students Arrive To A Campus Transformed By Coronavirus Restrictions
Classes at Indiana University began Monday, as thousands of students arrived to a college experience transformed by procedures and regulations intended to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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