Indiana Governor Mike Braun has controversially replaced three elected trustees at Indiana University with conservative appointees, prompting criticism for undermining academic freedom and potentially harming the state's biotech industry.

Indiana State Rep. Carolyn Jackson joins the Midwestern Legislative Conference Energy and Environment Committee to help shape regional environmental policy.

The Bloomington Family Aquatic Center's opening is delayed to fix a pipe leak, with a new tentative opening planned for no earlier than June 13. Season pass holders may use the Richfield Outdoor Pool during the closure.

Bloomington Public Health's 2024 annual report outlines strategies for community health improvement, with highlights on mental health, early childhood development, and infectious disease response.

Bloomington residents are joining the Lake Pledge to protect local waters from invasive species, with initiatives like the Izaak Walton League, and friendly competition among lakes to encourage participation.

Bloomington's senior programs at Creekside will move to Logan Lodge ahead of the new Wellness Center construction, with most activities transitioning seamlessly to minimize disruption.

A woman died in Hancock County after her Acura collided with a Ford F-350. The crash occurred at County Rd 600 E and U.S. Hwy 40. Drugs and alcohol were not factors.

A woman named Che’mari Thomas was found dead at a hotel pool in Indianapolis, with details and cause of death under investigation by local authorities.

The Brownsburg and Pittsboro fire departments conducted a joint rope rescue training, highlighting different problem-solving approaches for potential real-life rescue situations.

Bloomington earns a spot on the CDP's A-List for climate action and transparency, becoming one of 112 cities recognized globally for its environmental efforts in 2024.

Lieutenant Brodie Houston of the Westfield Police Department retired after 32 years of service, having helped achieve national accreditation for the force.

The forecast for central Indiana includes mild temperatures, possible thunderstorms during the week, and varying winds, with highs ranging from 74 to 88 degrees.

The Indiana General Assembly has passed a budget prioritizing K-12 education funding, despite a tight economic outlook, increasing teacher salaries and tuition support.