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Indiana's Coronavirus-Related Death Toll Tops 2,700
Indiana’s coronavirus-related death toll has topped 2,700 people since the first ones were recorded less than four months ago, according to new state health statistics.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett On SummerFest, Social Climate
SummerFest is scheduled as planned on Friday despite concerns of the pandemic. Planning is in full swing as ISU students return next month. And the city is planning for protesters in response to next week's federal executions.
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New Farmers' Market To Debut On Bloomington's South Side This Weekend
The Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market will open 'BWFM in the Summer' this Saturday with many vendors that have previously attended the City of Bloomington's Saturday farmers' market, which is ongoing.
IHSAA Summer Practices Start This Week In Phase One Of Health Department's Plan
High school athletic teams are allowed to start practicing together this week as part of phase one of the recommendations set by the state’s education and health departments.
Daviess County Makes Public Push For Mid-States Corridor Highway
The Mid-States Corridor is a proposed highway project the Indiana Department of Transportation is exploring to connect cities in southern Indiana.
Indiana Politics Saw Major Shifts In 2012
Indiana saw several changes to its political roster after the 2012 elections.
Blizzard Warning Canceled; Travel Restrictions In Place
All winter weather advisories and warnings have expired.
Economist: Job Declines Not A Cause For Concern
The Hoosier private sector lost nearly 10,000 jobs in November while the unemployment rate held steady at eight percent.
Gun Sales Soar After Connecticut Shooting
Gun stores across the state are reporting record sales numbers in response to the Connecticut shooting.
New State Police Superintendent Named
Pence Wednesday also tabbed Indianapolis City-County councilman Jeff Cardwell to lead the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.
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