WASHINGTON, Ind. — State highway officials say crews will soon begin surveying land in southwestern Indiana for the $3 billion Interstate 69 extension project.
The Bloomington Police Department will have extra officers working the evening and nighttime hours due to students returning to campus, according to a press release.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — A judge on Thursday approved Michael Vick's plan to repay creditors who are owed $20 million and emerge from bankruptcy on the same day he was scheduled to return to the playing field with the Philadelphia Eagles.
SAN FRANCISCO -- This year’s Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival, which takes place over a three-day period in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, will be streamed live on YouTube, marking its first ever live music festival webcast.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville coach Rick Pitino said a sex scandal involving a woman accused of trying to extort millions from him has been "pure hell" for his family, fuming that newly released video of her police interview revived her "total fabrication."
NEW ALBANY, Ind. — Indiana Congressman Baron Hill will hold two town-hall style public forums in southern Indiana next week to answer questions from constituents.
INDIANAPOLIS — The union representing newsroom and other employees at The Indianapolis Star has ratified a two-year contract that includes a 10 percent pay cut.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — The University of Southern Indiana's psychological counseling director and his wife have been arrested after police say a marijuana growing operation was found on their property.
As the Freshman Induction Ceremony ended, new students and their parents sang the IU alma mater song along with junior Alyssa Martin, and a few could be seen flicking tears away.
CultureFest was created to foster a sense of diversity at IU, and 10 years later the tradition attracts about 4,000 students.
A new ice cream shop will open on Dunn Street within a few weeks, but will not be known as Jiffy Treet.
Several parents said their goodbyes Wednesday during the insanity of move-in day.
The Department of Health and Human Services has released guidelines to combat the spread of the H1N1 Flu in preparation for the upcoming flu season.
The 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote, celebrated its 89th anniversary Wednesday, and women’s rights activists on both a national and local scale emphasized the symbolic significance of the amendment’s passage.
Officially known as the Car Allowance Rebate System, Cash for Clunkers gave people the opportunity to turn in their “clunker” if the automobile received 18 or fewer miles per gallon.
The mood was light as IU professor Marc Lame took the microphone to speak to a crowd gathered at Upland Brewery. The message was serious.
In a response to alleged labor rights violations, the Associated Students of the University of Nevada Bookstore will cease selling popular Russell Athletic items once the store’s current stockpile is exhausted.
Starting tonight, students will have a new way to get home from late-night activities around campus and Kirkwood Avenue.
U.S. News and World Report released its annual rankings earlier this year of more than 12,000 graduate programs, and eight IU-Bloomington schools were among the nation’s top 25. However, none of IU’s sciences programs were among the top schools.
Making the transition to college classes can be daunting, but there is never a shortage of help around campus.
