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Vast Majority Of IU Fraternities & Sororities Disciplined Since 2016
All but four disciplinary actions were taken against fraternities and sororities, and all but two of those fraternities and sororities belong to either the Panhellenic Association or the Interfraternity Council.
Retirement Of Major Indiana Coal Plant Indicates Shift Toward Sustainable Energy Future
Recent developments in the coal industry have changed the outlook on coal. Tougher federal environmental regulations, market forces and advancing technology have made coal more expensive than other forms of energy.
How Peru Became The Seat Of Miami County, And How It Got Its Name
The town’s name is an homage to the South American nation, and according to Miami County Historian Craig Adkins, its history is rooted in a bitter conflict between two frontiersmen.
Debate Night Brawl: Buttigieg, Klobuchar Face Off On Stage
The ninth debate of this cycle featured the most aggressive sustained period of infighting in the Democrats’ yearlong search for a presidential nominee.
Environmentalists Say Drain Maintenance Bill Could Hurt Wetlands
A seemingly simple bill to help local governments cut costs when repairing drains is working its way through the state legislature. But environmentalists worry it could harm the state’s wetlands.
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Bloomington City Council Passes Towing Ordinance Amid Tow Company Concerns
A new Bloomington ordinance seeks to limit predatory towing, but some towing companies say it targets them.
Controversial Ambulance Legislation Headed To Summer Study Committee
State lawmakers are hitting the pause button on a controversial section of insurance reform bill.
RV Mechanic Program Graduates Its First Technicians
The Recreational Vehicle Industry Association invested $10 million into the school to reduce a weeks-long wait period for customers to get repairs. They say it’s because there aren’t enough technicians.
Indiana Beach Amusement And Water Park Closes
The northwest Indiana park has been open almost 100 years. Local officials in Monticello were told about the closing Tuesday afternoon.
Who Should Pay The Brown County Music Center's $12,000 Sewer Fee?
Officials from Brown County and the town of Nashville are working to figure out how a sewer hookup bill costing just over $12,000 will be paid.
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