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Indiana University law professor and wife of Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton Dawn Johnsen has tested positive for the coronavirus.

The Monroe County Public Library’s physical locations are closed until further notice, but that doesn’t mean all of its services are off-limits.

As the stay-at-home order is incrementally extended, staples of warm-weather Bloomington, like the farmers' market and Taste of Bloomington, have been moved online or canceled altogether.

A man has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of an Indianapolis officer on a domestic violence call, police said Friday.

The country’s surge in unemployment continued another week with more than 6.5 million new applications for unemployment insurance. The state’s initial jobless claims are just under 134,000.

Gov. Eric Holcomb is urging Christian Hoosiers to safely practice their faith this weekend as people celebrate Holy Week and Easter.

Dozens of homes and businesses were damaged in Central Indiana, and thousands were left without power Wednesday night into Thursday.

On most Saturdays, Bloomington’s Switchyard Park is filled with vendors from all over the state. But, as it has for nearly every tradition, coronavirus has forced officials to come up with an audible.

The ACLU of Indiana is challenging a new law that further criminalizes panhandling, saying the measure is unconstitutional and that panhandling is protected by the First Amendment.

If you lost your job, had hours cut back, or have to stay home due to illness or childcare, there’s a good chance you are eligible for unemployment insurance – money meant to help ends meet while you’re out of work.