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Dillinger Exhumation Suit Dismissed, But New Suit Possible
An Indiana judge has granted a motion dismissing a lawsuit filed by a nephew of 1930s gangster John Dillinger, who wants to exhume the notorious criminal's Indianapolis grave.
Buttigieg Nets First Black Congressional Backer
Buttigieg has been criticized within the party for his scant support among African Americans.
International Golf Course Designer Pete Dye Dies At 94
Dye, among the forefront of modern golf architecture, died Thursday morning at age 94.
Indiana FBI Focusing On 2020 Election Security
After Russian interference in the 2016 elections, FBI officials in Indianapolis say foreign influence is an important focus.
House Passes State Surplus Spending Bill, Sends It To The Senate
The state collected nearly $300 million more last year than expected. Republicans plan to use it to pay cash for higher education building projects that were approved in the last budget.
Bloomington Parks Board Votes Unanimously To Continue Running Farmers' Market
Vendors and patrons alike worried about the future of the market after the market’s advisory council said last month threats of legal action could cause the city to stop running the market completely.
Legal Marijuana Sales In Neighboring States Won't Move Indiana Closer
As lawmakers arrived Monday for the first day of the 2020 session, dozens of protestors holding signs, smoking joints and chanting, greeted them on the steps of the statehouse.
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Industrial Company Could Move To Site Of Former East Chicago Housing Complex
In a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency last month, Mayor Anthony Copeland said he intends to let an industrial company — called Industrial Development Advantage, LLC — move to where the housing complex stood, what’s called Zone 1 of the USS Lead Superfund site.
Senate Democrats Pitch Their Teacher Pay Proposals
Indiana Senate Democrats offered their plans Thursday to boost teacher pay – in both the short term and the long term.
WATCH, READ, LISTEN: Bloomington Parks Board To Decide Future Of Farmers' Market
Here's how to follow our coverage of tonight's Bloomington Board of Park Commissioners meeting that will decide the future of the city-run farmers' market.
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