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Bloomington Moving Forward With Purchase Of Armored Vehicle
After weeks of protests, Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton announced the city will move forward with purchasing an armored vehicle for the police department.
Police Investigating Robbery And Stabbing At IUPUI Parking Garage
Police searched the area, but did not find the suspect.
Lugar, Hamilton: US Needs To Show Leadership On World Stage
Former Sen. Richard Lugar and former Rep. Lee Hamilton participated in a panel at IU focused on the United States’ global engagement, foreign police and Congress’ role in it.
52 Members Of IU Frat Could Have Norovirus, Restricted From Class
Members of an Indiana University fraternity are suffering from an illness with symptoms associated with the norovirus.
9th District Primary Candidates Talk Science
The group “Concerned Scientists @ IU” say Wednesday night’s event is the first congressional candidate forum focusing on issues of science and public policy.
Indiana Women's Basketball Team One Win Away From A Title
The Indiana Women’s basketball team is moving on to play Virginia Tech in the WNIT Championship Saturday.
Council Adjourns Seconds Before Armored Vehicle Protesters Disrupt Meeting
Dozens of protesters met with a few Bloomington City Council members Wednesday night after attempting to disrupt the meeting to protest the city's planned purchase of an armored vehicle.
Hoosier Pork Farmers Fear Post-Tariff Price Drop
Hoosier pork farmers are worried about the potential impact of tariffs President Trump announced on Chinese imports last week.
Ask The Mayor: Kokomo's Goodnight On Fake Outrage, Population Increase
The mayor's State of the City Address, the proposed downtown convention center, a population increase, workforce development and this weekend's Easter egg hunt.
Several Groups Sign Letter Opposing HIP Work Requirement
A group of non-profits organizations sent a letter to Governor Eric Holcomb this week, urging him to reconsider a new Healthy Indiana Plan, HIP, rule.
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