The City of Bloomington retained its 'A' grade from CDP for environmental efforts and climate action transparency, marking its second consecutive year of recognition.

Indiana House Representative Shane Lindauer was honored for his nine-year service as he leaves office, known for his dedication and community service.

Emergency services responded to a suspected mass overdose at Indianapolis' Julia M. Carson Transit Center, transporting six individuals to hospitals with varying conditions. The substance involved is still unidentified.

Bloomington has installed a new temporary fluoridation system, ensuring consistent fluoride levels in the drinking water after previous system failures.

House Bill 1102, designed to integrate ABA therapy into public schools, passed the House and is now Senate-bound.

The Township Line Road bridge over I-465 is set to reopen ahead of schedule on February 10, with additional short-term closures planned for spring for finishing work.

Indiana's House passed a bill to protect prime farmland while promoting economic growth, emphasizing local benefits from developments like data centers.

IMPD conducts an internal review after an officer was filmed threatening a Black teen during a traffic stop, with the incident sparking allegations of racial profiling and calls for accountability.

Indianapolis expects a light snowfall with a 60% chance today, chilly highs around 30 degrees, and a low near 10 tonight. Warmer days are forecasted ahead.

A shooting in Indianapolis resulted in one man's death and another's injury, stemming from an altercation between two vehicles. The deceased was identified as Robert Michael Bolden III.

Monroe, Brown, and Owen counties' residents with incomes under $67,000 can get free tax preparation help in Bloomington, IN, until April 8th, by appointment.

A severe multi-vehicle crash on I-69 near mile marker 302 resulted in two people being extricated and hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries. FWPD and FWFD responded, and traffic was impacted.

Bloomington's Economic and Sustainable Development department discusses a new plan for Kirkwood Avenue, suggesting year-round vehicle access and improved parklets, balancing pedestrian needs with commerce and city resources.