Tyler Spence

Encampment protests at IU's two largest campuses have been left alone for several months, but new policies from the Board of Trustees may lead to arrests later this week.

Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota was a longshot pick for vice president just a few weeks ago, but he struck political gold with one adjective: weird.

Tyrone McNary sits at a bus stop on a warm summer afternoon on East 38th St. He is leaving his job at Goodwill Commercial Services to attend auto

The history of Indianapolis cannot be adequately told without a lengthy chapter on transportation.

Nine pigs died in the accident.

Over 1,100 Duke Energy customers in Bloomington are without power due to storm-related outages, according to the energy company's outage map.

Republican U.S. Congressman Jim Banks will become Indiana’s next senator, replacing Mike Braun, who vacated the office to accept the Republican nomination for governor, The Associated Press called at 7 p.m.

Two of IU’s leading experts in First Amendment law and a member of the Board of Trustees participated in a panel discussion Monday and questioned the shaky constitutionality of the university’s expressive activity policies.

The City of Bloomington issued a precautionary boil water advisory for 13 addresses while the city repairs a broken water main at Greenbrier Lane and Georgetown Road.

The Bloomington City Council approved a pay increase for city council members Wednesday but scaled back the increase proposed during the council’s previous meeting Dec. 4.