Gov. Mitch Daniels is traveling in the southern part of the state to talk about the special legislative session and negotiations on a new state budget.
If you’ve been searching for a true international shopping experience, Bloomington might soon have the answer.
Two Muslim inmates held in a special unit at the federal prison in Terre Haute say they aren’t allowed to pray in groups as often as their religion commands and have asked a federal judge to ease limitations on worship imposed by the Bureau of Prisons.
The money being spent by UITS on licensing Microsoft software is simply not worth it.
WE SAY The financial regulatory proposal strikes a good balance.The proposal Obama outlined June 17 tightens up regulation without mistreating business.
The turmoil in Iran is the first of its kind to occur during this phase of technologically-advanced communication.
How do you know when you’ve grown up?
To deal with Iran the President has adopted a brand of foreign policy realism.
WASHINGTON – The subway train that plowed into another, killing nine people in the nation’s capital, was part of an aging fleet that federal officials had sought to phase out because of safety concerns, an investigator said Tuesday.
LOS ANGELES – Ed McMahon, the loyal “Tonight Show” sidekick who bolstered boss Johnny Carson with guffaws and a resounding “H-e-e-e-e-e-ere’s Johnny!” for 30 years, has died at a Los Angeles hospital. He was 86.
IU Press will now provide content of certain books and journals online.
IU students, faculty and staff might be seeing more Microsoft products in the future.
IU will welcome its first group of Yellow Ribbon Program veterans this fall.
As summer officially begins, so does the 52nd annual Fun Frolic.
A new pre-college program offered underrepresented high school students the chance to learn about and demonstrate black music and culture last week.
Two more members of the IU baseball team have begun professional sports careers. Junior outfielders Evan Crawford and Kipp Schutz elected to sign last week with the San Francisco Giants and Baltimore Orioles, respectively, ending on their IU careers and heading to the Minor Leagues.
For the past 29 years, the lawn of the Monroe County Courthouse has been overtaken for one afternoon by color and creativity.
Seventy-seven students ranging from middle school to college-aged set out Saturday morning to cycle 1,500 miles across eight states in three weeks.
Kellen Lewis has found a new home.
