Government
Strollers and infant carriers named among most frequently recalled baby products as injuries mount
WASHINGTON — Strollers and infant carriers are staples of American parenting, yet they remain among the most frequently recalled juvenile products on the market. The…
Over 1,600 ill in multistate Cyclospora outbreak; Taylor Farms pulls iceberg lettuce from U.S. market
WASHINGTON — Federal health agencies have traced a massive multistate outbreak of Cyclospora infections to shredded iceberg lettuce, prompting a major international supplier to pull…
Bloomington Common Council will meet on Wednesday, July 22
BLOOMINGTON — The Bloomington Common Council is set to convene for a highly anticipated regular session on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. The meeting will feature…
Indiana closes Fiscal Year 2026 with $1.86 billion surplus and $4 billion in reserves
INDIANAPOLIS — The state of Indiana has concluded its 2026 fiscal year in a historically strong financial position, reporting a whopping $1.86 billion budget surplus…
Health officials highlight risks of Zika Virus amid ongoing vaccine research
WASHINGTON — Public health agencies are urging continued vigilance regarding the Zika virus, a mosquito-borne illness that remains a significant focus for global health organizations…
House passes Bipartisan Bill to end clock changes and make Daylight Saving Time permanent
WASHINGTON — In a major step toward rewriting how Americans measure time, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 308–117 to approve the Sunshine Protection Act…
Funding infrastructure, local roads
STATEHOUSE – Indiana recently announced new Community Crossings grants are en route to local communities across the state. Hear from State Reps. Chris May (R-Bedford)…
Stars Boulevard bridge reopens to traffic, one-day closure scheduled July 23
BEDFORD — The Stars Boulevard bridge has reopened to traffic following the successful completion of major repair work, according to Lawrence County Highway Superintendent Brian…
Governor Braun visits Franklin College, highlights Indiana’s talent pipeline
FRANKLIN — Governor Mike Braun visited Franklin College Thursday to highlight how Indiana’s colleges and universities are preparing students for careers in growing industries and helping…
Help preserve local history with Bloomington’s Historical Signage Program
BLOOMINGTON – The City of Bloomington’s Historical Signage Program recognizes the people, places, and events that have shaped our community. Through interpretive signs placed on…
