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Indiana school board candidates split 50-50 on affiliating with a party
A new state law allows party affiliation for school board candidates.
Braun grew reelection cash while joining others in bankrolling redistricting revenge
New campaign finance reports give look at money sources for group’s campaign to oust Republican state senators
Indiana election officials defend the vote's security as Trump sows doubt
Indiana election officials say the state's midterm election will be secure, pushing back on President Trump's claims of fraud and interference.
READI grants top $62 million in support for Indiana arts and culture
The annual READI grant awards will support 49 arts and culture programs across the state.
We asked you if Indiana is affordable. Here’s what you said.
A few big costs burden Indiana residents, but the state is affordable for some people.
Inside the effort to save Hoosier barns
Historians believe hundreds of thousands of Indiana barns have disappeared over the last century. Of those that remain, many are in need of costly repairs.
Wildfire smoke hits air quality in south-central Indiana
Forecasters at the National Weather Service say the drop in air quality is mainly due to changes in wind direction bringing in more fine particulates from wildfires in Canada.
Indiana’s largest broadband expansion will bring high-speed internet to 123,000 homes
Customers of Decatur County REMC in southeastern Indiana are expected to be among the first Hoosiers to see the benefits.
After 31 years in prison, Bloomington man is home and fighting to clear his name
Dusty Turner was convicted for murder in 1996 but didn’t kill anyone.
City of Bloomington mulls changes to parking operations
The City of Bloomington is considering several changes to parking operations following a June report by external consultants.
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