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Submit Your Questions For Bloomington's ‘Ask The Mayor’
We're getting ready to visit with Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton for Wednesday's show. Submit your questions by 10:00 a.m. today!
Sorority Rallies To Save Indiana University Tri Delta Chapter
Delta Omicron isn't releasing details about why the IU charter has been revoked.
Family Speaks Out After Indiana Restaurant Owner Detained By ICE
ICE officers detained a Granger restaurant owner during a routine check-in last month.
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Bloomington Fresh Thyme Farmer's Market Opens
Fresh Thyme opens in Bloomington, located at 3600 W. 3rd. Street.
Indiana Schools Superintendent Awards Technology Grants
Half of the districts that applied ultimately were selected for the program this year. That means requests from 32 districts were turned down.
Senate Panel Takes Up Bill Allowing Praying Aloud In Schools
A lawmaker questions how a bill that reaffirms students' right to pray aloud in public schools would treat non-Christian religions.
Woman Gets Time Served In Indianapolis Quadruple Homicide
A judge sentenced 23-year-old Samantha Bradley to a total of 30 years, with 24 years suspended, under a plea agreement.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
A family fears being torn apart due to deportation, the future of Indiana’s Medicaid expansion program HIP 2.0 and overcoming misconceptions about Islam.
New Vigo County Jail Site, Tax Increases Stirring Controversy
Some are accusing the Terre Haute mayor of supporting the project only because he's hoping it will help his city's struggling budget.
Seven Oaks Request To Operate With 50% Unlicensed Teachers Denied
State law requires at least 90 percent of a school’s teachers be state certified or in the process of getting a state license.
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