Aubrey Wright
Multimedia Journalist-
Immigration arrests have become more common under the Trump administration, and the financial strain has increased for jailed immigrants. Lawyers say demand for financial assistance and support have increased since ICE launched campaigns in the Midwest. -
After enduring winter storms and below-freezing temperatures, Indiana University faculty, staff and students might want to crank up the heat. Jessica Davis, associate vice president of sustainability at IU, said the university has created ways to keep people warm without wasting energy. -
The City of Bloomington's proposal to open Kirkwood Avenue to vehicular traffic was met with skepticism at a Bloomington Common Council meeting Wednesday. -
Young Hoosier voters who skip voting feel their government doesn’t listen to them and their vote doesn’t matter, a new survey shows. ReCenter Indiana researched more than 300 Indiana adults aged 18-24 who registered to vote but never cast a ballot in the 2024 General Election. -
Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson is joining the call to stop funding for the Department of Homeland Security. -
Six Indiana counties operate a syringe service program, often acting as a bridge to healthcare, overdose prevention education and addiction treatment. But the programs could end in July. -
A bill continuing Indiana’s Syringe Exchange Programs passed the Senate Tuesday. -
While some lawmakers shared messages of anger and the need for a federal investigation, others voiced solidarity with ICE. Others have not responded. -
Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray explained more about why he opposed redistricting despite pressure from the Trump administration. -
Nashville is moving forward with a plan to plant more native trees.
