ORLANDO, Fla. – Emergency officials said two monorail trains crashed in the Magic Kingdom section of Walt Disney World, killing one train’s operator.
WASILLA, Alaska – Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she will resign from office July 26.
Ten years ago, the Fourth of July was supposed to be like any other Independence Day in Bloomington.
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Cory Barker's weekly TV Surveillance column.
Former WEEKEND editor Stefania Marghitu recalls fond memories of growing up as a fan of the late pop star.
CHICAGO – Visitors to the Sears Tower’s new glass balconies all seem to agree: The first step is the hardest.
Public or private? Soon Facebook users will have the option of sharing certain parts of their profiles with non-members.
INDIANAPOLIS – The NCAA is finished with the latest Kelvin Sampson saga. The NCAA on Tuesday rejected an appeal from the former IU basketball coach, who was slapped with five years of potential penalties for taking part in more than 100 impermissible calls to recruits while coaching the Hoosiers.
View July 4th weekend fireworks show listings for Bloomington, Martinsville, Ellettsville and Nashville.
Bloomington’s annual Fourth of July parade will travel an unfamiliar route Saturday.
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana General Assembly passed a two-year state budget Tuesday, narrowly avoiding a large-scale state government shutdown that would have begun just after midnight.
A 12-member group of distinguished business and community leaders have agreed to serve as economic development advisers to IU President Michael McRobbie.
former pastor and his sons were charged with securities fraud Tuesday in what officials said was a multimillion-dollar scheme aimed at church members who thought they were helping build churches but were actually buying the men planes and sports cars.
A federal judge has rejected a move by environmentalists to stop the $3.8 billion expansion of BP’s oil refinery along Lake Michigan.
Gov. Mitch Daniels says taxpayers came out ahead in the special legislative session that ended Tuesday.
A group of scientists working in IU’s School of Optometry and the Department of Biology will share more than $2.2 million from the National Institutes of Health to support their ongoing vision research.
