Aubrey Wright
Multimedia Journalist-
As the issue works its way through the courts, and Congress continues debates over opening the government, locals are rallying support to feed their neighbors. -
The Federal Aviation Administration could reduce air traffic by 10 percent at the Indianapolis International Airport on Friday. -
The Indiana University Symphony Orchestra will bring the “Wizard of Oz” to the big screen and perform the score live on November 7 and 8. -
While Indiana’s economic outlook looks stable, Monroe County’s issues could continue in 2026. -
More than 230 people became infected with HIV in Indiana, worsened by delayed action from former Gov. Mike Pence. Experts and locals credit Indiana’s first syringe exchange program for stopping the spread. -
The Monroe County Council declined to approve $8 million in funding for a new jail and justice complex. -
State Secretary of Commerce David Adams is optimistic about South Central Indiana’s economic outlook, partly thanks to Indiana University. -
The Monroe County Council has approved a $131 million dollar budget for 2026. -
The Monroe County Council will consider an $8 million request to purchase property for a new jail. -
Some Indiana University campuses extensively detailed their handling of “intellectual diversity” policies for faculty, staff and students to the Board of Trustees. IU Bloomington is not one of them.
