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Bloomington’s local government operations make up less than 10 percent of the city’s overall greenhouse gas emissions. But of that 10 percent, most of the emissions come from moving and treating water and wastewater.

The session was the first of four scheduled meetings that will make up one long hearing on the UDO, which lays out the rules for land use and development in Bloomington.

Indiana University professors are working to prevent the extinction of an indigenous tribe’s native language.

One Bloomington resident expressed concern that as the city makes changes, people living with disabilities will be left behind.

A legislative study committee decided Wednesday not to recommend the General Assembly legalize cameras to catch speeding motorists in highway construction zones.

Indiana’s alcohol excise tax hasn’t changed in 36 years. And the state’s Alcohol Code Revision Commission thinks it should, recommending a 25 percent increase.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill announced last summer his office would fund new Ten Point coalitions across the state.

Attorney General Curtis Hill says the First Church of Cannabis and its lawsuit against the state are a political crusade turned legal stunt.

It's not clear when the lawsuit will be formally filed.

IUPUI's Essentials of Brewery Operations certificate program is a crash course in everything from brewing beer to managing a taproom.