Ruthie Cohen has been writing for Limestone Post for going on ten years. Throughout a life of living and learning in and out ...

The Tatanka Roadshow is a series of events calling attention to what organizers call destructive land and forest management ...

While many Americans have lost trust in national news, most say they can rely on the accuracy of local news, with 74 percent of Americans saying they had at least some trust in their local news ...

Tom Walsh, professor of music in saxophone and chair of the Department of Jazz Studies at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, spoke to writer Aaron B. Cohen about the combination of jazz ...

With declining enrollment and a state legislature prioritizing private schools over public schools, MCCSC Superintendent Markay Winston keeps her focus on the students and a goal to “organize the ...

While Bloomington has several outlets that report on pressing issues in the community, the local news landscape is fragmented. Many residents have expressed a desire for a curated summary of local ...

Ida B. Wells spent much of her career as a journalist in the late 1800s shedding light on the horrors of lynching. The writer, editor, activist, and co-founder of the NAACP has been called the most ...

The individual paths people take to the emergency medical profession are varied and can differ by geography. Christine Brackenhoff profiles four EMS professionals in south-central Indiana to find out ...

Beginning in the 1990s, a group of Orange County citizens traveled multiple times to the Indiana Statehouse to encourage lawmakers to grant a gaming license to the town of French Lick. Limestone Post ...

Indiana legislators have not clarified critical language in its abortion ban, which has led to serious negative consequences for women’s healthcare, including endangering the lives of pregnant women.

A full understanding of the 1803 Supreme Court decision of "Marbury v. Madison" — which placed the judicial branch of government above Congress — may help Americans grow more sympathetic to notions of ...