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Bloomington officials announced the closure of the southbound lane of South Sare Road Monday, July 13 through Sunday, July 26.

In addition to conducting health risk assessments and discussing medical and other needs, the clinic is working with companies and state and local health departments to test migrant farmworkers for COVID-19 upon arrival.

Summer athletic activities will continue to be voluntary and any student-athlete who chooses not to participate due to concerns about COVID-19 will be able to keep their scholarship.

The U.S. Supreme Court decided this week employees of religious elementary schools cannot sue for discrimination if they get fired, but one lawyer involved in similar cases in Indiana says there are key differences for her clients.

Democrats have pressed for legislation before, aimed at preventing religious schools from receiving public funding through the state's voucher program if they discriminate.

A religious order plans to protest three upcoming executions at the federal penitentiary in Terre Haute.

Court Appointed Special Advocates reports it has 60 children currently in need of an advocate.

Judge Richard Young said the law is too vague to enforce because it doesn’t guide doctors as to how to determine whether the listed complications were actually caused by the abortion, or to what degree abortion was a factor.

While the Bloomington OptumServe COVID-19 testing location is closing early most days due to heat, registered patients can still walk in during operating hours to receive a test.

Monroe County hit the two-week mark without a reported coronavirus-related death, with the death toll sitting at 28.