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State police: Owen County sheriff’s deputy shot during welfare check
State police said Wendell L. Hart, 58, fired a weapon in the direction of arriving officers, who then returned fire, and Hart barricaded himself in his residence.
Council adopts resolution opposing AGI research without safeguards
Bloomington City Council unanimously adopted a resolution opposing research on Artificial General Intelligence until it’s safely aligned with human well-being.
County, city group maps plan for collaboration on new jail
A committee will present a recommendation to the larger group in one month.
IU trustees pass 2027 budget
IU maintained $118 million in budget cuts to compensate for the loss last year of some state and federal funding. It made up part of the loss by using more funds from the IU Foundation and revenue from athletics.
Sustainable clothing vendors see growing interest in fight against 'fast fashion'
Some local artists and vendors are part of a global effort to combat textile waste. 92 million tons of textile waste is produced across the world every year, according to the United Nations Environment Programme.
Fertilizer company says carbon storage project is safe, residents are unconvinced
To offset the massive carbon byproduct of ammonia fertilizer manufacturing, Wabash Valley Resources plans to capture million of tons of carbon dioxide and pump underground.
Officials search tornado-damaged areas after strong storms hit Illinois and Indiana
Several hundred thousand customers in Illinois and Indiana are without power Friday and dozens of flights at Chicago airports have been canceled or delayed.
Faith, political leaders celebrate religious freedom after Indiana LG’s Islam comments
LG says he won’t apologize for bringing Christianity into government.
Toddler, mom living at Indiana Women’s Prison prepare for life on the outside
Ashley Dumas’ son has lived his whole life inside the prison’s maternal health unit
Carless Kirkwood passes council; mayor reviewing ordinance
The Bloomington City Council narrowly passed an ordinance last night that would close Kirkwood Avenue to traffic every April through November, beginning next year.
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