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MCCSC board discusses collective bargaining changes, hears concerns on multi-age program
Until now, the Monroe County Education Association (MCEA) and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (ASME) have negotiated separate collective bargaining agreements with the corporation.
Amid claims of fraud and abuse, Indiana pauses certification of new Medicaid service providers
Indiana officials say they've found $200 million in Medicaid errors among home care providers. Now the state is pausing certification for new providers.
Girls flag football moves closer to becoming varsity sport in Indiana
Indiana surpassed its goal of 100 high school girls flag footable teams, a milestone that clears the way for the INHSAA to consider fully sanctioning the sport as soon as 2007.
Voter subpoenas denied in recount of narrow Indiana Senate Republican primary
Indiana Recount Commission votes down Paula Copenhaver’s request as she contests results showing 3-vote loss to Sen. Spencer Deery
‘Middleman’: Former Indiana ag director backs removal of LG’s leadership duties
A similar bill died last year.
Some residents see conflict of interest in Owen County’s land buy for new jail
One realtor represents the seller and buyer in a county land deal, and his brother sits on county council. It's technically legal, but residents question the choice of broker.
Local disc golfer takes hobby to national stage
A Bloomington disc golfer just competed at the US Women's Disc Golf Championships.
Whitten gets $250 thousand bonus
Whitten earns $1 million annually since the trustees raised her salary in February. The board also regularly grants her a 25 percent annual bonus.
IU publishes history of university’s first 200 women to graduate
The first 200 IU graduates, who were all male, are from 1830 to 1857. The first 200 female graduates are from 1869 to 1895. IU accepted its first female student in 1867, Sarah Parke Morrison.
Indiana among states with most agricultural confined space incidents in 2025
Researchers documented six confined space incidents in Indiana in 2025, the third-highest total nationally behind Minnesota and Colorado.
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