4000 Miles is about twenty-one year old Leo Joseph-Connell, who goes through a major loss on a cross-country bike trip. He tries to make sense of it all by visiting his 91-year-old grandmother Vera.

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 Broadcasting ...

The 2025 Indiana General Assembly is in session, and we're following all the bills you care about. Click here for more stories. Michigan marijuana stores aren’t happy with a newly passed bill banning ...

The 2025 Indiana General Assembly is in session, and we're following all the bills you care about. Click here for more stories. Republican budget architects said they made “a lot of progress” over the ...

The 2025 Indiana General Assembly is in session, and we're following all the bills you care about. Click here for more stories. A measure meant to better align education in Indiana to the state’s ...

Gov. Mike Braun is ordering state agencies to identify what he calls “marriage penalties” in state tax and benefit policies. Braun calls marriage a “fundamental cornerstone” and said state government ...

Indiana Department of Health will lose nearly $40 million in federal funds after the Trump administration in March cancelled COVID-era funding linked to addiction, mental health and other public ...

The Trump Administration’s funding cancellations could dissolve a large nationwide study that’s been ongoing for 30 years on diabetes and pre-diabetes. The research was partially conducted throughout ...

The Environmental Protection Agency said it won’t carry out Biden-era air pollution standards for steel mills until they’ve been reviewed. The new standards were supposed to reduce a kind of pollution ...

Erin Tobey has always been finding any outlet she can express her creativity. She moved to Bloomington in 2003, after playing in bands since she was sixteen. Nowadays, Erin Tobey works as a visual ...

The 2025 Indiana General Assembly is in session, and we're following all the bills you care about. Click here for more stories. Indiana’s thousands of law enforcement officers were the focus of a ...

Local newspapers are disappearing left and right. Even when they still exist, they’re increasingly owned by private equity firms or subject to corporate consolidation, making them local in name only.