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New Indiana Law Ensures Schools May Teach Cursive Writing
A new state law ensures Indiana schools may teach cursive writing if local officials wish to do so.
Indiana University Team Recording 1700s Shipwreck Sites
A group from IU's Center for Underwater Science will visit the site of a Spanish treasure fleet shipwreck from the 1700s this summer.
Notre Dame Women's Basketball Wins National Championship
Notre Dame won its second women's basketball title with a thrilling 61-58 comeback victory over Mississippi State in the NCAA championship.
Bloomington Firefighter Charged With Sexual Misconduct With A Minor
Bloomington Police say 44-year-old Robert B. Sears is charged with two counts of sexual misconduct with a minor and one count of child solicitation.
New Law Eliminates Human Trafficking Reporting To Help Victims
Health care providers will no longer have to report to law enforcement if they suspect an adult patient is the victim of human trafficking.
Power Line Proposal Connecting Kansas To Indiana Heads Back To Court
The decision could help clear a path for the construction of a 780-power line from the wind farms of western Kansas across Missouri and Illinois to Indiana. It would then connect to a power grid serving eastern states.
'Banner Up:' Indiana Women's Basketball Wins WNIT Title
Indiana (23-14) wins its first national postseason tournament ever 65 to 57 over Virginia Tech (23-14) in front of record crowd of 13,007.
Judge Rejects Former Subway Spokesperson's Latest Legal Challenge
Jared Fogle has filed a series of motions this year in an attempt to have his conviction vacated and his sentence modified.
Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Armored Truck And UDWI Budget
The City of Bloomington is moving forward with the purchase of a controversial armored truck. More on the UDWI budget. Meth is still a serious problem in Indiana. And we’ll talk to a local glass artist whose pieces will be on sale at the White House.
Ind. Coffee Roaster Not Worried About California Judge's Decision On Carcinogen Warnings
One Indiana coffee roaster is not worried about a decision by a California judge to require carcinogen warnings on coffee products.
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