Governor Mitch Daniels recently announced the appointment of Kelly B. Schreckengast, of Lafayette, to serve on the 15-member Indiana Arts Commission.
Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan announced a partnership between the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department and the Monroe County Public Library in hopes of enhancing library services at the Banneker Community Center's Evans-Porter Library.
CHICAGO -- A sudden concern about an Egyptian sarcophagus owned by Exelon Corp. CEO John W. Rowe threatened briefly to disrupt the long-standing relationship between the Field Museum and Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities.
The Lilly Fellowship in Informatics was created this week when the Lilly Foundation endowed IU with a $60,000 gift.
Recent IU graduate Lucy Berger had her career path planned out when she came to IU in 2001.
Within the next month many IU students and recent graduates will have the opportunity to save thousands of dollars by consolidating their federal student loans before the interest rates substantially increase July 1.
Standing before a room of middle and high school students in Bloomington for the National Science Olympiad tournament two weeks ago, Karl MacDorman, a new associate professor for Informatics at IU-Purdue Univeristy at Indianapolis, played a video of an android head.
UPLAND, Ind. -- A family who sat by their comatose daughter's bedside for weeks after an April 26 crash killed four Taylor University students and an employee learned the woman was not their daughter, but instead another student who was in the van when it was struck by a semitrailer.
INDIANAPOLIS -- Six sexual offenders including convicted child molesters and rapists sued the city Wednesday to block a new ordinance that bans them from coming within 1,000 feet of parks, pools, playgrounds and other sites when children are present.
SOUTH BEND -- A group seeking to block the state from leasing the Indiana Toll Road to a foreign company plans to appeal a judge's ruling that it must post a $1.9 billion bond to move forward.
Three years ago one gallon of unleaded gasoline in Indiana cost about $1.50; today the price of that same gallon of gas is hovering just below $3.00, and automotive-fuel prices are expected to sputter even higher throughout the summer driving season.
I had a quart of lard and seven cheese pizzas.
Is it just me, or has Hollywood lost a ton of originality?
If you read the front page today you know that around 400 needy IU students will receive $1,000 less aid than they'd been told to expect.
Former IU quarterback Antwaan Randle El returned to Bloomington Friday to speak at Lighthouse Community Church where former IU running back Anthony Thompson is the pastor.
PARIS -- An early start paid off Wednesday for Nikolay Davydenko, who became the first man to reach the third round of the French Open when Flavio Saretta retired with the flu trailing in the second set.
NEW YORK -- Plunging oil prices pushed stocks sharply higher Wednesday as the United States' latest move to settle the dispute over Iran's nuclear arms program eased the energy market's worries about a supply cutoff from the petroleum-rich nation.
WASHINGTON (AP) - In a major policy shift, the United States said Wednesday it is prepared to join other nations in holding direct talks with Iran on its nuclear program if Iran first agrees to stop disputed nuclear activities that the West fears could lead to a bomb.
BASRA, Iraq -- Iraq's new prime minister declared a state of emergency Wednesday in the southern city of Basra, vowing to crack down with an "iron fist" on rival gangs battling each other for power.
