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Watch: Hundreds Participate In Bloomington Polar Bear Plunge
The 11th annual polar bear plunge was held in Bloomington today.
Megabus Taken Out Of Service Following Three Other Crashes
Megabuses were involved in three crashes in Indiana over the past few months, and another was taken out of service Wednesday because of safety concerns.
Rebuilding After Town Square Fires Costly And Complicated
Portions of town squares throughout Indiana have burned down after several fires in recent years.
How Funding Mental Health Could Keep People Out Of Prison
The criminal code overhaul aims to treat more low-level offenders at the local level, but mental health service providers say they need more money to do that.
State Approves Much Smaller Rate Increase For Duke Energy Customers
The utility had asked for $395 million last July and was approved for $146 million.
Design For New Switchyard Housing Complex Revealed
Construction will begin in July 2021 with an expected completion date to be sometime around November 2022.
Fourth City Of Bloomington Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
In a statement, the City of Bloomington said the employee is one of 11 employees of the Bloomington Fire Department who was tested last week.
COVID-19 Could Reshape Craft Brewing Industry
Like many industries across Indiana, the craft brewing business was booming until the coronavirus forced it to shut down for three months.
Women Sue 4 Indianapolis Officers, Claiming Excessive Force
Two women have filed an excessive force lawsuit against four Indianapolis police officers after video was released of officers using batons and pepper balls to subdue the women at a protest last month over the death of George Floyd.
State Courts Work Toward An Awkward Reopening
Courts are trying to figure out how they're going to provide for the safety of the jurors, of the litigants, of the attorneys, and of the court staff.
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