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Since its founding, the nonprofit Musical Family Tree has digitized more than 100,000 recordings for free and supported performing opportunities for local musicians.  

More international students opt out of enrolling in college in the U.S. and Indiana, and it could cost the economy.  A November study showed declining international student enrollment lost Indiana more than $25.9 million.

The Trump administration has moved two prisoners whose death sentences former President Joe Biden commuted to life without parole in December, inmate records show.

Forecasters are still unsure about a weather system moving through Indiana this weekend but say most snow accumulation will occur north of Terre Haute and Indianapolis.

The accused person worked at the Woodbridge Post Office at 3210 East 10th Street.

The state is seeking its $1 billion share to reshape rural health care services in dozens of Hoosier counties.

Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray is in the midst of the greatest political maelstrom of his seven-plus years as the chamber’s leader, facing President Donald Trump’s ire over congressional redistricting.

Five fraternities remain on cease and desist for hazing, including Alpha Epsilon Pi, Beta Chi Theta, Chi Phi, Phi Kappa Psi and Tau Epsilon Phi.

The City of Bloomington has invested more than $9 million in housing issues since Mayor Kerry Thomson took office. Affordable housing, homelessness prevention, public safety and economic development were among the key areas for investment.

IU is a 28.5-point favorite over the Boilermakers, who haven't won a Big Ten game since beating the Hoosiers in 2023.