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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.
Pigeon Loft Fire's Cause Still Undetermined, But Possibly Electrical
LaPorte County Sheriff’s Department officials say a fire that destroyed a large bird loft and killed the 2,000 racing pigeons inside could have been electrical in nature, though the cause is still officially undetermined.
Indiana Unemployment Hits Best Mark Since 2000
Indiana’s unemployment rate hit its best mark in nearly two decades in September, falling again to 3.2 percent. Yet the news isn't all good – other employment data struggled for the third month in a row.
Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Strike Agreement, Farming Solar Power
The GM and UAW agreement. Farmers struggling with low prices and bad weather are looking at solar power. And a school program that helps kids who would likely otherwise, slip through the cracks.
Can Pete Buttigieg, Cool And Cerebral, Second That Emotion?
Of the many ways the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is different from his better-known rivals, there is this: his ingrained emotional restraint in a show-all-tell-all era.
Bloomington Transit Study: Bus System Needs To Be More Convenient
A news release from the Bloomington Public Transportation Corp. says BT completed a 10-month route optimization study in July that analyzed ridership data and alternate route scenarios, among other things.
Bloomington Mayor Brings In Outside Help To Mediate Farmer’s Market Issue
The City of Bloomington is bringing in an outside group to resolve tensions surrounding the city-run farmer’s market.
Residential Soil Cleanup In East Chicago Superfund Expected To Wrap Up Next Spring
Residential soil cleanup in East Chicago’s Superfund site is expected to wrap up next spring. But that isn’t the end of the Environmental Protection Agency’s work in the neighborhood.
Monroe County Hall of Fame Inducts First Class Since 2011
The County Hall of Fame was created in 1976 as a project for the country's Bicentennial. It actively added members until 2011, but had been dormant since then.
UAW Leaders Give Initial Approval To Contract, Strike Will Continue Until Members Vote
Thousands of auto workers in Indiana will continue to strike at General Motors facilities while waiting to vote on a tentative contract.
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