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The board voted 2-1 to adopt the rules. Board member Israel Herrera was the lone dissenting vote.

Updates on town council meetings over creating an utility service board, adjusting the town noise ordinance, and more on developing a brand for a tourist town that would like to attract more residents.

The bill that would require specialized training for teachers whose districts allow them to carry guns in school passed the Senate earlier this month.

The original bill would’ve created a new committee, required to investigate decision-making at DCS over every case in which a child is seriously hurt or dies after having contact with the agency.

The proposed state law is a top priority of House and Senate leaders in the Republican-dominated Legislature who see it as a step toward reigning in health care costs.

A DNR-funded study that was supposed to track urban deer roaming around Bloomington is drawing attention for other reasons.

Last school year, Mishawaka students received 75 out-of-school suspensions for tobacco use. So far, 40 students have been suspended this year.

South Carolina state Sen. Gerald Malloy is fine with a gay presidential candidate like Pete Buttigieg. His older male relatives are not — and that may be the defining challenge of Buttigieg’s campaign.

Climate change is expected to threaten Indiana’s water supply. Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute has developed an interactive map to help cities plan for less clean water in the future.

Dunkin' and Baskin-Robbins could be coming to the old Steak 'N Shake Building near College Mall in Bloomington.