The U.S. Supreme Court partly sided with the state of Indiana today, on a challenge to a 2016 state law, requiring the burial or cremation of fetal remains; Some 53 twisters and tornadoes made their way across eight states, including Indiana, last night; Lawmakers from Indiana cut the ribbon, officially opening Indiana Dunes National Park, …

Today’s show is a look back at some of our biggest stories: Kilroy’s alcohol permit under review; Incumbent first-term mayor John Hamilton wins Mayoral Primary Race; Costs rise in Griffy Lake water treatment plant clean-up; Bloomington Redevelopment Commission approves budget for Switchyard Park. FEATURE Environmental Toxicologist Dr. Diane Henshel talks about the dangers of PCE …

The state of Indiana and the city of Bloomington are continuing a legal battle over annexation, after the state announced over the weekend they will appeal a preliminary finding by a judge that favored the city; The City of Bloomington has settled on a site for its new Trades District Garage; The Bloomington Farmers Market …

Senator Koch appointed to federal consumer watchdog position; Suspect charged in hit-and-run death of area man; Richland Bean Blossom Community School Board approves of $2 million in capital improvements. FEATURE Hundreds of demonstrators turned out across the state this afternoon for the Stop the Bans rally against anti-abortion legislation. ARTBEAT In our new program segment, …

Opponents of Alabama’s total abortion ban are staging a rally in downtown Bloomington, tomorrow; The Monroe County Council approved the creation of a domestic violence prosecuting attorney position, on Wednesday; South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg spoke during a Fox News townhall in New Hampshire, yesterday; The Dimension Mill in Bloomington earned the city an award …

A new requirement for Indiana Teachers to fulfill 15 hours of training before July, has prompted Bloomington’s Switchyard Brewing Company to put together a Summer Camp for teachers; Last night, the Bloomington City Council postponed adopting permanent scooter regulations until July 31; The reconstruction and closure of Bloomington’s Fourth Street parking garage will prompt a …

Monroe County Commissioners are concerned about the impact the delayed road work will have on the new IU Hospital; Hoosier National Forest Supervisor Mike Chaveas told Monroe County Commissioners Indiana Department of Environmental Management specialists are looking into the effects of clear cutting forests, just south of Lake Monroe; The Monroe County Community School board …

Former U.S. Senator for Indiana Richard Lugar’s memorial service began today, at the Statehouse in Indianapolis; Monroe County Community School Corporation broke ground this afternoon, on the new Tri-North Middle School, in Bloomington; The City of Bloomington’s new residential stormwater grant program is proving increasingly popular with area homeowners and neighborhood associations. FEATURE Indiana is …

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is the Grassroots Conservatives’ guest speaker, at their Monroe County Public Library meeting, this evening; President Donald Trump nominated former Indiana Republican Congressman Todd Rokita to the Amtrak board of Directors, last week; America’s newest national park, Indiana Dunes National Park,  is now accepting reservations; Tomorrow begins the first of …

City of Bloomington administrators are looking for additional funding for the Monroe Convention Center expansion; Bloomington Redevelopment Commission Vice President Sue Sgambelluri upset incumbent District 2 City Council member Dorothy Granger, in Tuesday’s primary elections. FEATURE Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton received the Democratic Party’s nomination, during municipal primaries, on Tuesday. In today’s Feature Report, we …