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Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton On Annexation, Sanitation
Mayor Hamilton says the boundaries of the city has changed a lot over a period of time; county government and city government are meant to do different things.
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Indiana Faces Georgia Tech In Round One Of NIT Tonight
The winner advances to the second round later this week against Georgia or Belmont.
Domestic Violence Prevention Funding Likely Unchanged In Budget
Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence Executive Director Laura Berry says her organization didn’t ask lawmakers for a funding increase.
Indiana Unemployment Rate Holds Steady, Private Sector Loses Jobs
Indiana’s unemployment rate declined more over the last year than any neighboring state.
State Forests Get High Marks On International Sustainability Audit
The yearly audits judge the management of Indiana's state forests based on North American and international sustainability standards.
IUPD: Vandalism Incident On Campus A Hate Crime
This incident is the second one to be considered a hate crime since the start of the calendar year.
Indiana's Family Of Farmers To Celebrate Agriculture Day
The organization will recognize the economic and cultural contributions that agriculture makes to Indiana during the March 21 celebration.
Vanderburgh County Officials Tackle Rising Heroin Use
In the first two months of this year, there have been three confirmed fatal doses of such drugs.
Indiana Lawmakers Weigh Banning So-Called Sanctuary Campuses
No campuses in Indiana have declared themselves sanctuaries, but several have faced pressure from students and faculty.
Monsanto Rep Counsels Indiana Farmers On Bridging Ag Divides
Monsanto's director of millennial engagement told Indiana Farm Bureau members to rethink how they talk about the food system with young and urban residents.
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