Bente Bouthier
Multimedia Journalist-
State legislators had the most to lose in redistricting that would have benefited the president and Republicans in Congress, an expert on Indiana politics said. -
Hopewell East makes up three blocks of the 24-acre former hospital site that the city obtained from IU Health more than five years ago to create a new neighborhood geared to affordable and diverse housing options. -
Indiana University spelled out what the 27 organizations the IFC represents can and can’t do for the foreseeable future, in a Friday evening letter to the Interfraternity Council. -
Pyle became famous during World War II by writing about the common soldier and advocating for better pay for troops. -
Indiana’s largest veteran population is still Vietnam-era veterans. They make up about 35 percent of the state’s veteran population. -
As the government shutdown hit 38 days on Friday, longest in the country’s history, some of its immediate effects are job furloughs and a lapse in funding for SNAP benefits. -
The State of Indiana expects to take about a week to calculate what Hoosier SNAP recipients will receive under contingency funds from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. -
The city of Bloomington's settlement with a local landlord asks that it sell its properties within one to three years. -
RVs and campers are not recognized by local ordinance or in state law as structures “for dwelling” or that are “fit for habitation.” -
A lawyer from the Reporter’s Committee for Freedom of the Press is calling for a meeting between Indiana Daily Student editors and the IU administration.
