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Design plans for a new garage remain up in the air. The city is trying to acquire the property south of the garage through eminent domain.
The GM and UAW agreement. Farmers struggling with low prices and bad weather are looking at solar power. And a school program that helps kids who would likely otherwise, slip through the cracks.
LaPorte County Sheriff’s Department officials say a fire that destroyed a large bird loft and killed the 2,000 racing pigeons inside could have been electrical in nature, though the cause is still officially undetermined.
Indiana’s unemployment rate hit its best mark in nearly two decades in September, falling again to 3.2 percent. Yet the news isn't all good – other employment data struggled for the third month in a row.
Of the many ways the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is different from his better-known rivals, there is this: his ingrained emotional restraint in a show-all-tell-all era.
A news release from the Bloomington Public Transportation Corp. says BT completed a 10-month route optimization study in July that analyzed ridership data and alternate route scenarios, among other things.
The City of Bloomington is bringing in an outside group to resolve tensions surrounding the city-run farmer’s market.
Indiana University professors are working to prevent the extinction of an indigenous tribe’s native language.
The County Hall of Fame was created in 1976 as a project for the country's Bicentennial. It actively added members until 2011, but had been dormant since then.
Residential soil cleanup in East Chicago’s Superfund site is expected to wrap up next spring. But that isn’t the end of the Environmental Protection Agency’s work in the neighborhood.
Thousands of auto workers in Indiana will continue to strike at General Motors facilities while waiting to vote on a tentative contract.
The competition is hosted by SoGal, a nonprofit that aims to connect diverse entrepreneurs with venture capital.
Police in central Indiana say a toddler found his mother's unsecured gun while she was out of the room and accidentally shot himself to death.
A new film from local production company Pigasus Pictures will debut this weekend at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
Lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday about allowing nurses in Indiana to treat patients independently. It’s an issue lawmakers have explored for the past few years.
Join us this week for a conversation about recent climate strikes and what the future holds.
Join us this week for a conversation about recent climate strikes and what the future holds.
The U.S. House endorsed the proposal in a unanimous voice vote on Wednesday after the Senate approved it in July.
The session was the first of four scheduled meetings that will make up one long hearing on the UDO, which lays out the rules for land use and development in Bloomington.
Bloomington’s local government operations make up less than 10 percent of the city’s overall greenhouse gas emissions. But of that 10 percent, most of the emissions come from moving and treating water and wastewater.
One Bloomington resident expressed concern that as the city makes changes, people living with disabilities will be left behind.
A legislative study committee decided Wednesday not to recommend the General Assembly legalize cameras to catch speeding motorists in highway construction zones.
Hill's lawyers argue in legal filings that such testimony about unrelated events shouldn't be allowed at Hill's professional misconduct hearing next week.
Bargainers for General Motors and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative contract deal on Wednesday that could end a monthlong strike that brought the company's U.S. factories to a standstill.
Hill’s office announced Friday that it would appeal Myers’ release.
Seymour police say a person walking their dog found the child Tuesday afternoon along a fence row about 20 yards from a road on Seymour's southeast side.
The International Economic Development Conference in Indianapolis this week aims to help attendees address workforce issues.
An analysis from the Legislative Services Agency shows schools that pass referendum measures focused on general school operations and programs pay their teachers more on average.
The city should hear from a judge over the eminent domain hearing later this month, the mayor is presenting 2018 Greenhouse Gas Inventory report, and Switchyard Park is on track to open next month.
Follow along with NPR's live digital coverage of Tuesday night's Democratic primary debate, starting at 8 p.m. ET.
Voter Registration Deputy Taylor Seagraves says the county recorded 57 walk-ins on the first day of early voting, whereas it usually sees no more than 20 on the first day of early voting for municipal elections.
On their website, Hoosier Loft owners Jim and Kelly Ward say they are “heartbroken” about the fire, which effectively ended this year’s final weekend of the Hoosier Classic Million Dollar Race.
Alyssa Shepherd faces three counts of reckless homicide and other charges in the Oct. 30, 2018, crash. She has pleaded not guilty.
The vaping product taxing debate includes whether the levy should be at the wholesale level or at retail locations, what the rate should be, and if it should be based on liquid amount or nicotine levels.
The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office filed felony charges against Mary York, including dangerous control of a child and depriving a child of necessary support.
Notre Dame President Rev. John Jenkins got behind the wheel of a truck Monday and dumped the final load of coal, which will likely burn through Wednesday.
