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Senate Committee Advances Illegal Immigration Bill
The Pensions and Labor Committee voted eight-to-one Wednesday in favor of a bill that will crack down on illegal immigration.
John Hamilton Reveals Community-Based Public Safety Plan
Bloomington Mayoral candidate John Hamilton says his plan to make Bloomington safer includes help from the community and data analysis.
Gryphon Adding 60 Jobs in Bloomington
Sixty new jobs are coming to Bloomington by 2013.
MCPL to Teach Young Adults about Money
The Monroe County Public Library is beginning a financial education project that targets 15 to 29 year olds.
Bill on Illegal Immigration Issues Heads to Senate
The Hispanic community is raising concerns about a bill, requiring among other things, all government documents to be printed in English.
House Approves Charter School Bill
The House voted Tuesday to approve a bill designed to reform the state's charter school system.
Third Republican Considers Gubernatorial Run
A former state attorney general is considering a run for the governor's seat.
Survey Reveals Growing Pessimism about Public Schools
A new survey reveals Hoosiers are growing more pessimistic about public schools. IU’s Center for Evaluation and Education Policy today released its 2010 Public Opinion Survey.
New Information Commons Opens on IU Campus
At a ribbon cutting ceremony earlier today, Indiana University officials opened a new information commons giving students a new place to work and study.
Jackson Creek Trail Named One of State's Best
Bloomington residents don’t have to go very far to enjoy one of the state’s best trails.
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