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Cody Zeller Announces He Is Leaving For NBA
Cody Zeller will follow his teammate Victor Oladipo to the NBA draft.
Bloomington Police To Increase Patrols Along B-Line Trail
Police say last weekend’s assault is the first of this kind on the trail.
Appeals For Homestead Tax Credit Deductions Still Possible
If homeowners didn‘t send in pink Homestead Verification Forms by last January 1st, they might not remain eligible for the deduction.
Criminal Code Amendment Would Restrict Judges' Sentencing
When the criminal code bill came to the Senate floor, only the worst offenses, murder and level one felonies, were ineligible for suspended sentences.
Tipton County Wind Farm Faces Opposition
The proposed Prairie Breeze Wind Farm in Tipton County is expected to create several jobs and provide 150 megawatts of energy, but many citizens believe it will do more harm than good.
Victor Oladipo Elects To Enter NBA Draft
The junior guard will forego a final year of college eligibility for a chance to be a pick in the NBA Draft Lottery later this year.
IU Won't Seek Prosecution Of Showalter Fountain Fish Thief
A 300-pound bronze fish missing from Indiana University’s Showalter Fountain since at least 2010 has been returned. But the perpetrators likely won’t face any consequences.
Bill Would Limit Cities From Requiring Some Worker Benefits
A bill going through the legislature would keep cities from requiring businesses in their areas to provide more benefits than mandated by state or federal law.
Schools Could Apply For Waiver From Armed Personnel Mandate
Changes made to a school safety bill Tuesday would allow schools to apply for a waiver for the requirement that they have an armed staffer.
Armed Staffer Proposal To Come Before House Committee
Educators and community leaders are urging the House Ways and Means Committee to kill the idea.
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