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Fountain County Election Board Chair Lisa Cruea (right) and member Sherri VanHook review vote tallies during a meeting Monday, May 11, 2026 in the county clerks' office to audit the provisional ballots cast in the May primary election.

Recount process almost done for Indiana's close primary races

Indiana finished recounting three close primary races, but legal challenges — including a voter subpoena request — are still ahead.

People gather at Seminary Park, some sleeping and others talking. Police and providers worry people experiencing homelessness might become harder to find after Senate Enrolled Act 285 goes into effect on Wednesday.

Homelessness initiative would offer year of subsidized rent

An initiative to address homelessness in Monroe County would offer 12 months of subsidized rent to people living outdoors in Bloomington.

The IURC is made up of five members. For now, the same five people will preside over the petition in the AES rate case as the commissioner hiring process plays out.

New utility commissioner could vote on AES Indiana rate case

After the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approved a rate increase for AES Indiana customers in a 3-1 vote, Gov. Mike Braun denounced the decision and promoted Commissioner Anthony Swinger to Chairman.

A sign at the Mall in Columbia, a suburban shopping center in central Maryland, requires anyone under 17 to be accompanied by a parent or supervising adult on Friday and Saturday evenings. Public spaces and commercial areas across the country are increasingly imposing curfews and other restrictions on young people.

Cities, towns nationwide revive teen curfews amid summer crowds

The Indianapolis City-County Council approved new curfew hours for children heading into summer. The new curfew hours will be in effect for 120 days.

Renovations will take place over the next two years.

Renovations will expand possibilities at IU’s Musical Arts Center

Over the next few years, renovations to the lights, dimmers and sound system will take place.

Terre Haute South High School will offer an English General Paper course this upcoming school year that will allow students to grow their writing skills.

Terre Haute South Vigo High School to offer Cambridge-backed courses, expanding access to STEM programs

Terre Haute South Vigo High School was one of six schools to receive grant funding for the 2026-27 school year.

Four women peek out from a wall inside IU's campus

YWCA left Bloomington 50 years ago – but its legacy hasn’t

Indiana University Bloomington's YWCA chapter operated for nearly a century.

A new RV Park is being proposed off old State Road 46 near Clay Lick Road in Brown County

Monroe County approves off-road vehicle ordinance for county roads

Certain off-road vehicles can be legally drive if they meet requirements set by the county.

A mouse trapped in a Franklin Hall trash can.

The Media School’s other residents aren’t in the directory

Indiana University's Franklin Hall has become home for several nearby critters.

AES Indiana told WFYI in a statement, "We will continue to follow the process consistent with the state's regulatory construct."

State utility watchdog petitions to lower AES Indiana rate increase

The petition asks regulators to review a $71 million rate increase for the power company, arguing it didn't fully weigh affordability in its decision last month.

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