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Deckard's Outdoors: Leonard Springs Nature Park

If you’re looking for a quick hike to see fall color up close, check out what Trent Deckard calls Bloomington’s best-kept secret. The main trail at Leonard Springs Nature Park is just over a mile long and takes you by two caves, a wetland, an erstwhile dam, and the springs. And the entire trail is l

Trent Deckard

21 Oct 2015

Leonard Springs

The term “constitutional crisis” has been used frequently in 2025, often in reaction to a political situation, a controversia

Is the United States in a Constitutional Crisis?

The term “constitutional crisis” has been used frequently and increasingly in 2025, often in reaction to a political situation, a controversial policy, or a legal dispute. But is the U.S. in a constitutional crisis? Rebecca Hill interviewed constitutional law experts to find out what the term means

The Tatanka Roadshow is a series of events calling for better land and forest management in southern Indiana. (above) Many of

Tatanka Roadshow Calls for Better Management of Hoosier Forests

The Tatanka Roadshow is a series of events calling attention to what organizers call destructive land and forest management practices by the U.S. Forest Service in southern Indiana. The roadshow will be in Paoli on June 28, featuring comedian Stephanie Lochbihler, singer-songwriter Tim Grimm, noveli

The goal of the local news collaboration Deep Dive: WFHB & Limestone Post Investigate was to provide Monroe County residents

Deep Dive: WFHB & Limestone Post’s Award-Winning Collaboration

The innovative local news series Deep Dive: WFHB & Limestone Post Investigate received statewide, national, and international recognition, but the most impact was local, surpassing its goal to provide Monroe County residents “with vital information, comprehensive coverage, and transparency.” Read a

While many Americans do not trust national news sources, they still say they have faith in local news. | Photo by iStock/Gett

Americans Still Have Faith in Local News — But Few Willing To Pay for It

While many Americans have lost trust in national news sources, most say they still rely on the accuracy of local news, with 74 percent of Americans saying they had at least some trust in their local news organizations. And yet, more than 3,200 local and regional newspapers have closed since 2005. Th

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Is the United States in a Constitutional Crisis?

Tatanka Roadshow Calls for Better Management of Hoosier Forests

Deep Dive: WFHB & Limestone Post’s Award-Winning Collaboration

Americans Still Have Faith in Local News — But Few Willing To Pay for It