Elkhart-Goshen posts biggest jobless jump
Jobless rates rose in all the largest U.S. metropolitan areas for the fourth straight month in April, according to government data released Wednesday.
Jobless rates rose in all the largest U.S. metropolitan areas for the fourth straight month in April, according to government data released Wednesday.
Terry Harper, executive director of the Society of Professional Journalists, has died. He was 45.
The Indiana Attorney General’s office seized 240 dogs from a southern Indiana breeding operation accused of failing to pay sales tax.
The debris left from the perpetrator of a hit-and-run accident aided police in quickly finding the perpetrator Tuesday night.
An 87-year-old Bloomington woman returned to find a few important belongings missing, including her dentures, after leaving her home Tuesday afternoon.
A Bloomington woman went to the hospital Tuesday after her boyfriend threw a can of grapefruit juice at her face during a morning argument.
A University official confirmed Wednesday that IU alumnus Pete Goldsmith will be the next dean of students.
A retirement ceremony was held for longtime Dean of Students Dick McKaig on Tuesday in Alumni Hall. McKaig, who will retire July 31, is wrapping up a 38-year career at IU.
Julie Doiron’s characteristically winsome vocals, minimalist guitar melodies and melancholy heart-heavy lyrics will serenade listeners at Bear’s Place at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Tickets remain available and on sale for $7.
IU alumna and 2001 Jacobs School of Music graduate Fatma Necipoglu is a presumed victim of the Air France plane that went missing over the Atlantic.
Russell O. Salmon, IU associate professor of Spanish and Portuguese, died Thursday after a career of work within the IU community and beyond.
Rachael Jones, owner of Rachael’s Cafe on Third Street, has come a long way from not having a four-way stop in rural Beanblossom, Ind. Part of that transition has come from being more comfortable in her own skin as a transgendered individual, as well as ridding herself of her own prejudices.
The Indiana General Assembly’s indecisiveness to create a state budget has caused IU’s tuition rates to remain a mystery. After a revenue forecast Wednesday, Indiana will have $1 billion less in its budget, meaning budget cuts will occur.
In 1965, Terry Clapacs rode his last Little 500, packed up his room at Delta Upsilon and graduated from IU with a Bachelor of Science degree.
Vanderbilt would go on to score five runs in the bottom of the fifth inning, extending its lead beyond IU’s reach. The exchange led to a premature end to IU’s first trip to the NCAA Regional since 1996.
Lake County officials say the remains of a fifth person have been found at a Gary funeral home that closed three years ago.
Starting in fall 2011, Purdue University will require all incoming freshmen to have completed at least four years of high school math.
Even though not all food being served had been grown locally, more than 60 people were crowded into the Upland Brewing Company’s banquet facility room for the May meeting of Green Drinks Bloomington, a group focused on strengthening local food networks.
The Sycamore Land Trust recently received 23.3 acres of land in Lake Monroe watershed along State Road 46 east of Bloomington from an anonymous donor in his 90s.
Blue is the color of choice for most basketball fans living in the bluegrass state. During the last two years, it also served as the appropriate feeling of the Kentucky faithful toward the program.