George Hale
Multi-Media Journalist-
Protesters crowded downtown Bloomington over the weekend, calling for resistance to President Donald Trump’s war in Iran and immigration crackdown. The gathering Saturday was in the third “No Kings” day of demonstrations across the United States since Trump returned to office last year. -
A man suspected of driving a vehicle that crashed into an IU student and recent graduate is in custody in Miami Beach, according to court records. -
Pitties and Pals, which opened Sunday, will expand emergency veterinary services in Bloomington. -
Frederick Maxwell Walsh, 39, is among 11 men arrested in the operation, which took place in Shelbyville and Clinton County. -
James Caudell, 48, of Bloomington, faces charges of reckless homicide, operating while intoxicated causing death, operating while intoxicated causing serious bodily injury, and neglect of a dependent resulting in serious bodily injury. -
A group of volunteers met Saturday and spent the day picking up debris in the Fieldstone and Stonechase neighborhoods, which were hit by the February tornado. -
Indiana University is preparing to spend more than $15 million to upgrade the Musical Arts Center at its Jacobs School of Music. -
The National Weather Service in Indianapolis is releasing more data on the tornado that hit the west side of Bloomington late Thursday. -
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., is blocking the Trump administration from transferring prisoners on federal death row in Indiana to a more restrictive facility in Colorado, ruling the move would likely violate the prisoners’ due process rights. -
For the second time this year, a prisoner at the Federal Correctional Complex in Terre Haute died after being found unresponsive, U.S. officials said.
