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Indiana Dems announce treasurer, comptroller candidates
Bailey, Kebe unopposed heading into convention
Inside the financial problems that led to Martin University’s closure
Students and former employees say the university owes students money.
Bloomington police release photo of suspect in rooftop gunfire incident
Surveillance cameras showed a male remove a handgun from his waistline and fire several rounds into the air, according to the Bloomington police department.
City of Bloomington plans downtown improvements, events
Work includes street paving, crosswalks, accessible curb ramps, traffic signal improvements, and stormwater infrastructure.
Electronic price tags arrive in Bloomington grocery stores, concerns follow
Kroger announced the electronic shelf labels, known as ESLs, would be implemented in stores in 2018.
Cambridge-backed courses are expanding in Indiana. Here’s how schools are using them.
Indiana wants more schools to offer Cambridge STEM courses through $500,000 in grant funding earmarked in the latest state budget.
Rokita wants to block federal marijuana shift
Attorneys general maintain that rescheduling the drug will have a negative impact on communities.
Stolen state park trackchairs recovered
A pair of all-terrain trackchairs stolen from Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis a month ago have been returned.
Braun eyes property tax breaks for seniors, assessment changes
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun plans to push lawmakers on property tax relief in the next legislative session, particularly for older adults who’ve paid off their mortgages.
Mayor appears to support rejection of new jail site a day after urging yes vote
The mayor sent an email earlier this week urging a yes vote on the purchase, saying North Park was the only path forward while “avoiding a more costly, uncertain, and adversarial process.”
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