Aubrey Wright
Multimedia Journalist-
Ellettsville and Richland Township residents will vote on merging into one governing body this November. -
A federal judge ordered ICE to release a prominent Muslim leader and advocate for Palestine from the Clay County Jail. Salah Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, was arrested by ICE on March 30 in Milwaukee. -
Founded in 1955, Camp Riley offers eight residential sessions each summer for hundreds of children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities. For some campers, it's a chance to meet people who know what they’re going through. -
Indianapolis is among four locations for Meta’s new workforce development program, which trains workers to build its data centers. -
A new Indiana law made Monroe County’s 30-day notice before removing homeless encampments “irrelevant,” according to commissioners. Senate Enrolled Act 285 prohibits camping in public spaces. -
Tandem employs eight postpartum doulas, offering services in their Bloomington office on Third Street or in-house, said lead doula Jenni Jurijczuk. Tandem offers postpartum doula services up to one year after birth. -
Indiana University launched the Capital Campus in Washington, D.C. -
Monroe County Commissioners say they're preparing for litigation from the ACLU of Indiana after failing to address the deteriorating conditions of the jail. -
Cummins Inc. must pay California-based C3 AI more than $23 million in damages after a jury found it misappropriated trade secrets. -
The ACLU of Indiana and a former Ball State University employee settled a lawsuit over a post about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Ball State agreed to pay former employee Suzanne Swierc $225,000 after it fired her over a private Facebook post.
