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Bloomington To Fine Homeowners Who Demolished Historic Property Without Permit
A Monday news release indicates the city’s Planning and Transportation Department issued a Notice of Violation and an $83,000 fine to David Holdman and Judie Baker on Oct. 16.
Lawmaker Testifies On Curtis Hill Groping Claim
A state lawmaker testified Monday that she told a lobbyist Indiana's attorney general was a "creeper" soon after he allegedly drunkenly groped her at a bar.
Burns Planned For 1,100 Acres Of Indiana Dunes National Park
The National Park Service says the controlled fires promote the park's unique ecosystems that include prairies, marshes and dune-lined beaches by boosting native plants and reducing fire risks.
Some Indiana Farmers Uncertain Hemp Will Become Profitable
Farmers say torrential spring rains across the Midwest either washed out some of their crops, including hemp, or delayed planting efforts.
Here's A Look At Some Education Changes That Could Be Coming In 2020
School counseling services, teacher training, and the governance of education in Indiana could all be changing in 2020.
Curtis Hill Set To Defend Law License At Weeklong Hearing
Attorney General Curtis Hill will defend his law license at a disciplinary hearing beginning today. The weeklong proceeding stems from allegations he groped four women last year.
IU Alum Gives $60 Mill For An Artificial Intelligence Center
Fred Luddy's $60 million donation will finance the creation of an artificial intelligence initiative focused on digital health.
Woman Could Serve 21 Years For Killing Kids At Bus Stop
Alyssa Shepherd was convicted Friday of reckless homicide for plowing her pickup truck into four children, killing three of them, as they crossed a two-lane highway to board their school bus.
Fourth Street Garage Eminent Domain Decision Could Come By End Of Month
Design plans for a new garage remain up in the air. The city is trying to acquire the property south of the garage through eminent domain.
Bloomington Shooting Suspect's Bond Revoked, IU Boots Tenants Of House Party Venue
A Monroe County circuit judge revoked bond Friday for shooting suspect Gabriel Alsman, and the tenants of the IU-owned house where the party missed a Friday evening deadline to agree to a lease termination.
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