Indiana's new legislation tackles Second Amendment rights, prosecutorial oversight, fiscal responsibility, and parental autonomy, reflecting state values on freedom, safety, and efficiency.

Bloomington implemented a 25 mph speed limit to enhance road safety for all users, with restricted sign placement and no jurisdiction over Hennepin County roads.

Bloomington's 'Welcoming Wednesdays' offers free networking and resources for local business owners, including professional headshots on August 13, advised by business expert Hiromi Yokoi.

The City of Bloomington ranks number 45 on Minnesota’s Top Workplaces list for 2025, reflecting positive employee feedback about the workplace culture.

Johnson County considers a 20-year lease agreement with its Redevelopment Authority for road projects, funded by tax revenues and potentially a special benefits tax, with a public hearing scheduled for August 25, 2025.

Roadwork on 146th Street and Allisonville Road in Hamilton County will cause periodic ramp closures at night from August 5-8, resulting in minor traffic disruptions.

CSX and FRCF are sponsoring a toy giveaway at National Night Out, as a part of CSX's Pride in Service initiative honoring first responders, military, and veterans.

Bloomington will launch Metro Micro, a shared-ride transit service, on August 16, offering door-to-door travel with affordable fares via minibuses that are ADA-accessible and smartphone app-bookable.

Central Indiana weather foresees sunny days with intermittent showers and storms, highs near 83°F, and mostly clear nights with temperatures in the 60s.

Sgt. May of Speedway Police is honored with a Lifesaving Award for reviving an overdose patient using Narcan and CPR.

Bloomington introduces the Tree Assistance Program for homeowners to manage trees, offering financial aid for tree removal, pruning, and planting. Eligibility is income-based with an October 1 application deadline.

Mike Carroll received Indiana's Circle of Corydon Award for his work in youth sports, recognized by State Rep. Tim O'Brien for his mentorship and community contributions.

Convicted sex offender Cory Todd Cox, 38, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison and lifetime supervision for distributing child sexual abuse material. Despite being on probation, Cox shared graphic content via text and stored it across multiple devices.