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This week on Noon Edition, we’re talking about plans for the 2020 academic year for MCCSC and what’s being taken into consideration for the fall.

Hoosiers protected under the DACA program and their advocates across the state are celebrating the Supreme Court’s decision to prevent the government from ending it.

The four candidates vying for the Republican nomination for attorney general made pitches to state party delegates Thursday in a virtual convention broadcast.

Several members of the public mentioned Bloomington Police Department's ownership of an armored vehicle called a Bearcat.

Mayor John Hamilton says the project is one of seven different public improvement projects that will be funded by a $10 million bond approved by city council in 2018.

Some of the cuts were involuntary, the airline said Thursday.

The 15 newly reported COVID-19 deaths bring Indiana’s total confirmed deaths from the respiratory disease caused by the virus to 2,304, the Indiana State Department of Health said.

As state officials work to figure out how to address tax revenue losses due to COVID-19, local governments are facing shortfalls of their own.

"They’re starting to doubt our infrastructure, and why wouldn’t they?” one public health administrator asks.

Teachers across the state are breathing a collective sigh of relief today, and many are praising the decision not to cut funding for K-12 schools this year even as Indiana faces major financial shortfalls.