WTIU Newsbreaks

TIU's Joe Hren investigates a bill regarding Sunday alcohol sales, the RFRA rewrite bill, and how Indiana wants an immediate stay of the Clean Power Plan.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on a bill allowing alcohol at an Indiana State Park, LGBT protections in Kokomo, and Tom Crean selected as Big Ten coach of the year

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on a new addition to I-69 that residents would like, a small rise in gas prices, and a new program that expands on medicare.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on voter turnout for Indiana's Primary and the recall of Cook Medical catheters.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on the continuing HIV crisis in Scott County, the final full day of campaigning for the presidential candidates in Indiana, and a helpful guide that can answer all of your primary voting questions.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on who Governor Mike Pence will be supporting in this year's election, the effect of incarceration on children, a new decision from Indiana Landmarks, and a super-powered event in Indianapolis.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on a special guest at the Trump Rally, the Bernie Sanders Indiana campaign, and the NCAA adopting anti-discrimination requirements.

WTIU's Joe Hren informs viewers on the tornado that touched down in Greene county, the reason for closing one of Bloomingfood's location, and the new baby boxes for Indiana.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on the human remains found in Bloomington, Clintons coming to Indiana to campaign, and new ownership for Eagle Point Golf Course.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on the Indiana campaign plans of candidates Trump, Clinton, and Cruz and the closing of the Vigo County Drug Court.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on the latest county to receive a needle exchange program and the state of Federal school testing standards in Indiana. Plus, find out how the IU Cinema will be celebrating the career of Prince.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on the Brown County Superintendent pushing for referendum, erosion complicating property rights battle and presidential candidate Cruz meeting Pence.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on a new Indiana State Senate committee studying illegal immigration and an Indiana Supreme Court case held in the historic Corydon Courthouse. Plus, find out what Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton had to say about the I-69 construction delays.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on tax filing deadline extensions, Little 500 weekend crimes, and a new overdose-intervention drug officers can carry.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports updates on the Jason Casares sexual assault case and a new Terre Haute ordinance regarding trash collection. Plus, find out how a Falafels restaurant is using new unique ways to reach out to the community.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on the delayed construction of I-65, Indiana's newly passed abortion law and the euthanization of a black bear that has been wandering between Indiana and Michigan.

WTIU's Joe Hren discusses the results from the smoking ban case in Indianapolis, a new law for Indiana deer hunters, proposals from the community regarding the Indiana specialty crops, and a police update on Little 500.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on a new drug Police are using to fight drug overdoses and a Federal Court decision regarding Robocalls. Plus, the Mount Baldy sand dune will remain closed this year.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on a lawsuit against the Indiana abortion bill, early voting in Monroe County, and an increase in mumps cases across Indiana Universities.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on U.S. Senator Donnelly's response on business transaction involving the Middle East, how the cold affect's a local vineyard's crops, and how you can separate oil from water with at home.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on the voter registration deadline, Bloomington's review of the Policing Task Force recommendations, and updates on the sexual misconduct hearings conducted by a former administrator accused of sexual assault.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on a new Indiana initiative to promote safer drinking water, Richard Lugar's appearance at Indiana University, and a decision from the Historic Preservation Commission on The Chocolate Moose.

WTIU's Joe Hren investigates the breakthrough made by Purdue University's scientists with the Zika Virus, changes in the Brown County Fire Department, and how climate change is affecting maple syrup production in the Midwest.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on Governor Pence's dedication of the VA Clinic, a murder suspect's placement on suicide watch and the possible renovation of Bloomington's Chocolate Moose.

WTIU's Barbara Brosher investigates more details in the Shaylyn Ammerman case, the suicide of a Monroe County Correction Center inmate, and new rules about personalized license plates.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on new requirements from the FDA regarding opiate medications, an influx in road funding for the next two years, and Honda's big plans for its Greensburg facility.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on a new bill signed by Governor Mike Pence for military service members and veterans, the Indiana University Women's Basketball team's NCAA game, and a job opening for Ivy Tech Community College.

WTIU's Joe Hren investigates the death of Deputy Sheriff Carl Koontz and the fate of legislation covering drug abuse and Medicaid expansion.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on the fight to open up lawmaker's emails to the public, the heroin crisis in Indianapolis' Ravenswood, and additional attractions at the Indy 500 this year.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on new legislation for sexual assault and domestic abuse victims, the continued debate on making banning plastic bags in Bloomington, and the shockingly high number of pedestrian deaths in Indiana in 2015.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on the recent numbers for open enrollment for health insurance, LGBT rights advocates' next steps in passing LGBT friendly legislation, a new bill that may limit plastic bag use in Indiana, and an update on the number of cases of Mumps in Monroe County.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on the future of the current abortion bill, vandalism on the IU campus, grants awarded to Indiana health clinics, and the first Indiana otter trapping season in nearly a century.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright investigates the USDA study taking place in Bloomington, a sudden change in the otherwise mild flu season, and a recap of the Big Ten loss for the Indiana Hoosiers.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright investigates the Seymour shooting and how it will affect the Cummins employees as well as legislation providing more access to police body cameras.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on a new bill to protect private university police departments, understanding more on the drugs used by Indiana veterans, and a review of Paoli Peaks' skiing season.

WTIU's Joe Hren investigates updates to GOP road funding proposal, Peyton Manning's influence on Indianapolis, and the IU men's basketball team's rankings and awards.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on an IU student arrested on suspicion of terroristic mischief, a Bloomington police officer rewarded a badge of bravery, and regulations for poultry farmers.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on the IU race and diversity panel, medical malpractice reform, and a Bloomington police officer will receive the Congressional Badge of Bravery.

WTIU's Barbara Brosher reports on a senate bill that will affect the BMV's operations, a recent death at an Indianapolis Power and Light site, Ball State honoring a famous alumni, and the big win for the Indiana University Hoosiers against Iowa.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright discuss the recent violations for the city of Kokomo, Mayor John Hamilton advocating for internet access throughout all of Bloomington, and the end of a 10 year court battle for high fenced hunting preserves.

WTIU's Joe Hren investigates the Plainfield Islamic Center vandalism and the Indiana Republican road funding plan. Plus, find out how the IU women's basketball team will match up in the Big Ten Tournament.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright investigates the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute grant, the Bloomington Fire Department's innovations, and how the Indiana State House will be regulating fantasy sports.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on Monroe County efforts to accomodate teachers and students, mumps outbreaks and what universities are doing to prevent further spreading, and possibilities of extreme snow throughout Indiana.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on a rewrite on the BMV, a bill regarding ISTEP and effective teachers, and a new over-the-counter drug provided by Walmart.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on details to the adoption records bill, the state of Indiana's minimum wage, and a judge dismisses a Department of Child Services lawsuit in Marion County. Plus, IU Basketball moves up in the rankings.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on the resignation of Indiana Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann and a sexual assault investigation involving an IU associate dean. Plus, hear the advice IU Alumnus Mark Cuban gave to students at a panel Thursday.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton's first State of the City Address and the rising number of HIV-positive Hoosiers. Plus, the DNR is trying to reveal the secrets of Indiana's past connection to the Underground Railroad.

Lindsey Wright reports on a recent auction for Indiana basketball fans, when the the Indiana challenge hearing will be for the state and national seat ballots, and an increase in electronic vaping for young Hoosiers.

WTIU's Joe Hren reports on a letter to the Statehouse from the "Indiana Competes" coalition calling for LGBT civil rights, updated legislation regarding adoption records, and what a Fort Wayne company is doing to raise honeybee awareness.

WTIU's Lindsey Wright reports on Indiana Hoosiers Men's Basketball, refugees in Indiana, and a Bakery in Bloomington.