The Wabash Valley Audubon Society will host Robert Williams sharing “Indiana’s Fossil History” Feb. 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Dobbs Park Nature Center, 5170 East Poplar St., Terre Haute.

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In 1977, Murray was offered a full-time role as the prison’s fine arts instructor, which he held till he retired in 2003 and, ...

The Indiana Senate has passed SB 326, a bill updating legal terminology and strengthening child exploitation laws, which now ...

Representatives from Bloomington and Normal police and the McLean County Sheriff's Office detail their obligations, what they ...

Researchers gave psilocybin to two dozen religious clergy. Was it guided by science, religion, or some awkward combination?

By Natalia Wolting With its stunning mountain views, vibrant downtown, and thriving tech scene, Boulder, Colorado, has long been a poster child for remote-friendly living. But if Boulder’s ...

Joanne Shank is a lifelong artist who finds inspiration from nature and music. She works in multiple mediums, including ...

BLOOMINGTON — Friday's statement from ... potential separation agreement between the university and the Indiana men's ...

State Rd. 45, almost smack in the middle between Bloomfield and Bloomington, Indiana. The school is in Greene County ...