Some are calling it a housing crisis. We kick off our series on affordable housing by looking at what Bloomington city leaders are doing to address the problem.
As an Indiana icon is laid to rest … his impact lives on. Thousands gather to honor the late Hoosier statesman Richard Lugar.
And as they gear up to plant crops this spring, Hoosier farmers and their equipment are running into a problem on rural roads: other cars. As tractors and combines get bigger, they’re running out of road.
Those stories plus the latest news headlines from across the state right now on Indiana Newsdesk!
What Bloomington city leaders are doing to address affordable housing. Thousands gather to honor the late Richard Lugar. And why farmers are struggling driving their equipment on rural roads.
The greenhouse staff had to remove a glass ceiling tile to allow the plant to grow through the roof. Greenhouse supervisor John Lemon says it could eventually stretch to 30 feet tall.
Some of the state and country’s foremost political figures gathered with more than 1,000 Hoosiers Wednesday to remember and praise the life of Richard Lugar.
A Bloomington man returns home after five years in a Venezuelan prison. Fresh faces dominated some of the primary races in Bloomington. And small towns are hoping revitalizing downtown theaters will bring folks back downtown.
Memorial Day is usually the unofficial start to summer, but if you are making plans to hit the beach at Lake Monroe, you’re going to have to put them on hold.
A look back at the life and legacy of an Indiana icon, Richard Lugar. Residents in a Bloomington neighborhood are worried about the chemicals that could be coming from a nearby salvage yard. And we talk to a dedicated runner who participated in every one of the 42 Indy Mini-Marathons.
Residents in a Bloomington neighborhood suspect pollution from a nearby salvage yard is washing onto their soil during heavy rains. The city council wants the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to test the soil and find out if the concerns are valid.
The 2019 session at the Indiana Statehouse wrapped up this week. Logging on a private property on Lake Monroe. And few Hoosiers have flood insurance, but is the steep yearly payment worth it.
A lot of Indiana lawmakers described the 2019 session the same way – it was a quiet one, with no big blowups or major controversies that typically characterize the General Assembly’s annual term.
As part of our City Limits series we answer another question from one of our viewers who is curious about connectivity and the history of Bloomington's sidewalks.
As a dispute between neighbors over logging on private property near Lake Monroe makes its way through the court system, some are alarmed by how the action is changing the lakefront's landscape.
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced his run for president this week. Plans for the Bloomington Convention Center expansion are moving forward. And how rural churches are filling the gaps left by pastors with multiple congregations.
Polls and fundraising reports indicate South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg's popularity among presidential contenders is growing. But some worry he could be peaking too early.
The city’s purchase of the Bunger and Robertson building off College and Third streets will push the convention center expansion project further into downtown Bloomington.
Vigo County leaders are betting on a new casino coming to the community. New technology is making it more accessible for the visually impaired. And how road repairs are prioritized in Indiana.
A parking garage in downtown Bloomington is at the center of a debate about the role cars will play in the future of a changing city. A historic Indiana town is up for sale. And Vice President Mike Pence visits an Indiana farm to talk trade.
In partnership with Indiana Landmarks, the CANDLES Holocaust Museum in Terre Haute plans to transform a historic downtown building into their new home.
As part of our City Limits project, we look to answer another question from one of our viewers who wants to know how the city is planning for the future of cars in downtown Bloomington.
