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'Top Priority:' State Board Creates New Virtual Charter School Committee
The State Board of Education plans to take a closer look at virtual charter schools with a new committee to review and make policy recommendations.
Special Prosecutor Probing Dunes Pavilion Construction Claim
A special prosecutor will investigate allegations that a developer moved forward with a construction project at Indiana Dunes State Park without a permit.
DePauw: Juveniles Are Suspected In Racial Slur Found On Campus
DePauw University says juveniles are suspected of leaving a racial slur recently found at a park on the western Indiana campus.
Messer, Republican House Members Seek Nobel Peace Prize For Trump
A group of House Republicans is seeking the Nobel Peace Prize for President Donald Trump because of his work to ease nuclear tensions with North Korea.
Construction Begins On Bloomington's Switchyard Park
Crews are beginning the two-year process of turning the former railway hub into the city's largest park.
Federal Judge Hears Case On Indiana Voter List Maintenance Law
Voter advocacy groups say an Indiana law will illegally throw Hoosiers off the voting rolls. And they’re suing to stop the state from using that law.
Counties Want Out Of New Indiana Abortion Lawsuit
Prosecutors from Monroe, Lake and Marion Counties don’t want to defend the state’s new anti-abortion law against a suit brought by Planned Parenthood.
Bloomington's Scholar's Inn Reopens As Scholar's Keep
A longtime Bloomington staple will reopen Thursday under a different name.
Young Voters Unlikely To Show Up In Large Numbers At Polls
Young voters could be the deciding factor in close political races across the country this year – if only they would show up to the polls.
Braun Talks Voting Record, Taxes, & Beating Donnelly Ahead Of Senate Primary
Businessman Mike Braun is one of three candidates vying to challenge incumbent Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.). Brandon Smith sat down with Braun to discuss issues in a race that’s been called one of the nastiest in the nation.
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