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IU anthropology professor reflects on Dolly Parton
Parton died Tuesday in Nashville, Tennessee, at age 80. Along with being a singer-songwriter Parton was known as a philanthropist, actress and author.
Trump approves major disaster declaration for 21 Indiana counties after deadly storms
Eleven counties also qualify for federal aid covering emergency work and repairs to disaster-damaged public facilities.
Indiana among states winning $17.1 billion settlement from Meta
Indiana is expected to receive at least $296 million and potentially more than $419 million as part of a multistate settlement with the Facebook and Instagram parent company.
Bloomington Housing Authority moves to preserve mid-level units
Executive Director Nathan Ferreira said earlier this month that older, market rate apartments are becoming scarcer in Bloomington.
IU School of Medicine helping to improve obstetric, pediatric rural healthcare
The current initiative pledges $30 million over five years to help ensure that emergency departments in hospitals in rural communities have the education, equipment, training, policies and procedures to assess and stabilize pediatric and obstetric patients.
Historical marker at airport celebrates World War II hero
Gerry Kisters was Bloomington's most decorated serviceman of World War II and the first American service member during the war to receive the Distinguished Service Cross and the Medal of Honor.
Sanctuary policies are keeping prisoners in local jails away from ICE
States with strict non-cooperation policies — Oregon, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and Washington state — have the lowest rates of immigration arrests in jails.
Braun calls for investigation into NIPSCO as Northwest Indiana power outages near 2 weeks
Nearly two weeks since Northwest Indiana residents lost power, Gov. Braun is calling for a station investigation into utility provider NIPSCO.
Latest in fight over 3-vote Indiana Senate race: can state Supreme Court still act?
Court schedules Sept. 10 hearing over ballots tossed out by Recount Commission in race between Sen. Spencer Deery and Paula Copenhaver
Gary residents turn to prayer as power outage stretches into third week
Gary residents gathered in prayer Monday night as thousands entered a third without power, with Mayor Eddie Melton voicing frustration with NIPSCO's response.
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