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Bloomington Working To Mitigate Traffic During Summer Construction
The city of Bloomington is addressing potential traffic issues that could come up when summer construction projects begin.
Indiana State University Commemorates First Syrian Immigrants
A new historical marker commemorating Syrian immigrants who flocked to Terre Haute in the early 20th Century was dedicated Thursday.
Without Individual Mandate, Report Predicts Many Hoosiers Will Opt Out Of Insurance
The GOP tax bill ended the individual mandate that required Americans to have insurance.
National Nonprofit Report Raises Concerns Over Trump Tax Reform Impact On Hoosiers
President Donald Trump’s recent budget proposal includes making cuts to infrastructure, education, affordable housing and healthcare, leading one watchdog group to speak out in concern about the potential impact those cuts could have.
Members Of Black Lives Matter Bloomington Speak At City Council
Rather than interrupting Wednesday’s meeting like in previous weeks, activists spoke only during the public comment portion in voicing opposition to the purchase of an armored vehicle.
IU Graduate Students Propose Scholarship For DACA Recipients
Indiana University’s graduate student government approved a proposal this week asking the university to institute scholarship opportunities for so-called Dreamers.
Second Day Of Student Protests Over Racist Slurs At DePauw University
Dozens of students confronted the president of DePauw University over racist messages found recently around campus, a day after protesters interrupted an event with actress Jenna Fischer.
Hamilton: Armored Vehicle Would Have Helped Apprehending Suspect
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton says an armored vehicle would have helped in apprehending an attempted murder suspect this past week.
ISU Fraternity House One Of First In Country To Use Solar Power
An Indiana State University fraternity is one of the first in the country to use solar panels to help power their chapter house.
'Step Right Up:' 2018 State Fair To Celebrate Indiana's Circus Heritage
Indiana State Fair organizers revealed the theme for this year’s event Wednesday.
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