Joe Hren Hello, and welcome to ask the mayor on WFIU, I'm Joe Hren. It's the second week of the month. This week, we're with Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun, hello, welcome. How's Terre Haute ...

Some school officials say their districts will face significant losses, even if they’re not yet sure of the full extent of the property reform's effect on revenue.

In Jewish Theatre of Bloomington’s latest production, 4000 Miles, a young man shows up at his grandmother’s apartment in Greenwich Village after a tragedy, and they have to figure each other out.

Bloomington’s community radio station — WFHB — stands to lose about 25 percent of its funding if the Trump administration’s plan to rescind $1.1 billion to the Corporation for Public ...

Michigan marijuana stores aren’t happy with a newly passed bill banning advertising in Indiana, but it could be awhile before it’s very noticeable.

On our May 2 episode of Noon Edition, we’ll host a discussion from the CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Terre Haute.

Indiana lawmakers passed a sweeping deregulation bill that aims to clean up and simplify the state’s education code, despite concerns about several of its provisions.

The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled Indiana University could be held responsible for an accident in 2018 that injured a student. Kiera Isgrig was studying for finals in a room at Swain Hall when a ...

Republican budget architects said they made “a lot of progress” over the weekend crafting a state budget that takes into account $2 billion less in revenue than previously thought.

A measure meant to better align education in Indiana to the state’s workforce needs is headed to the governor’s desk.

The Monroe County Community School Corp. board will interview four candidates Thursday to fill a vacant seat.

Farmers’ concerns over tariffs and ag trade weighed down their sentiments on the future of the industry, according to Purdue’s Ag Economy Barometer survey. James Mintert, a professor of ...