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DePauw's Newest Music Venue Opens Monday On The Square
Music on the Square comes from the partnership between the university and the city.
IU Trustees Approve Tuition Freeze On Bloomington Campus
The school says the move was made possible in part due to increased state appropriations.
Morning Headline Roundup: Thursday, June 4, 2015
Glenda Ritz is expected to announce her run for Indiana governor this morning; Read more in our morning roundup.
Coming Up Friday at 6 p.m. On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
The state’s schools chief is running for governor, a small Indiana town is gearing up for its annual PRIDE festival and the cost of communicating behind bars.
Land Trust Adds 31 Acres North Of Bloomington
The 31 acres located on N. State Road 37 are being incorporated into the Beanblossom Creek Bicentennial Conservation Area.
Vigo County Weighs Option Of Needle Exchange
Needle exchanges can be set up under new legislation if they receive state approval.
Separate State Court To Focus On Business Cases
A group comprised of judges, lawyers, lawmakers and business leaders will spend the next few months developing procedures for so-called commercial courts.
Gov. Pence Welcomes Indy Pride In Letter
Indy Pride leaders say they are grateful for the letter, but it was not as personal as they would have liked.
Jackson County Jail Struggles With Overcrowding
The Jackson County Jail has been housing more inmates than it is designed to handle since 2009.
Kokomo Receives More Funds To Check Sites For Pollution
The City of Kokomo will receive $500,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency to study what are known as “brownfields.”
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