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New recount director picked for review of two narrow Indiana Senate primaries
The bipartisan Indiana Recount Commission on Tuesday approved the hiring of attorney Evan Norris for the position in a 3-0 vote.
Former IU Basketball player Todd Leary pleads guilty to fraud
Former IU basketball player Todd Leary pleaded guilty to one count of felony fraud.
No additional cases of meningococcal disease identified at BHS South
Meningococcal disease is a bacterial infection that can infect blood and meninges, the membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord.
Bloomington police say gunshots Sunday night were at sky from rooftop party
No victims or injuries were reported after gunfire erupted at an apartment complex Sunday night on North Walnut Street.
Morales lashes back over loss of Indiana secretary of state race support
Campaign message blames his backing of Trump’s redistricting push — despite other top Republicans doing the same
Chair of Indiana's Libertarian Party to lead national party
Indianapolis' Evan McMahon was chosen as the national chair during a nominating convention last weekend in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Monroe County Council set for ‘final’ vote on North Park jail
Monroe County Council will vote again on $11.4 million purchase agreement for the North Park site for a new jail and justice center.
Fired Ball State staffer wins $225K settlement after post critical of Charlie Kirk
The ACLU of Indiana and a former Ball State University employee settled a lawsuit over a post about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Ball State agreed to pay former employee Suzanne Swierc $225,000 after it fired her over a private Facebook post.
Bloomington Early Music Festival brings together young and old
Bloomington Early Music has kicked off their "Early America" Festival, which runs May 26-30.
Despite rural challenges, Hoosier communities say READI critical to housing, quality-of-life goals
Local interest in another round of grants is growing, and Indiana’s governor is open to the prospect.
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