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As sea levels rise, the nation’s Atlantic and Pacific coastlines are eroding — putting homes and businesses in jeopardy. But climate change also is increasing erosion on what’s called the nation’s

Indiana University law professor and wife of Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton Dawn Johnsen is back home after spending 10 nights at IU Health Bloomington Hospital with complications from COVID-19.

While the dome at the Ball State University planetarium is dark and its seats are empty because of COVID-19 restrictions, its computers are still contributing to scientific research.

The Commission on Improving the Status of Children met virtually Wednesday to talk about efforts to help children and families in Indiana during the pandemic.

Restaurants in the state are estimated to lose nearly $1 billion in sales in April.

As talk of reopening the economy begins, listeners have been sending questions to City Limits about how it should be handled—and if the discussion is happening too soon. City officials, business owners, and economic experts weigh-in.

The new ordinance does three things that will allow the city to act more quickly during the the current coronavirus pandemic from an administrative standpoint.

The decision to allow precincts to combine was made in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The state is urging health care providers to order tests for anyone who is symptomatic for COVID-19. But Box says one challenge is identifying sites statewide where those tests can be administered.

Alfarena McGinty is the chief deputy coroner for Marion County. She spoke about what it’s been like on the front lines of the county’s morgue, tough choices during this crisis and more.