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As students begin to leave for spring break and face-to-face class cancellations due to COVID-19, the IUPolice Department and the Bloomington Police Department provide tips on how students can prevent burglaries while they are gone.
The first Hoosier Films Annual Festival was rescheduled to September 3-6 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater, according to a press release sent by Meredith McGriff, co-founder and CEO of the festival.
Every year for more than a decade, hundreds of children and Bloomington residents were bused to a 10-acre field on the southwest side to learn how to plant trees.
Despite an outpouring of public comments against the project, the Bloomington Plan Commission approved the Fourth Street garage design presented to it Monday night.
People walk through the aisles of vendors at the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market near City Hall on June 16. According to a press release from the city, the Bloomington Parks and Recreation department is seeking applicants for 10 open positions on the Farmers’ Market Advisory Council.
The Bloomington Parks and Recreation department is seeking applicants for 10 open positions on the Farmers’ Market Advisory Council, according to a March 3 press release from the city. Applications are due at 5 p.m. April 3.
The Bloomington City Council voted unanimously Wednesday night to approve a housing development proposal after weeks of debates on the issue.
There’s only one park in Bloomington that has a road running directly through it, but starting March 13, vehicles will no longer be able to access a section of Old State Road 37 North that runs through Lower Cascades Park.
The Indiana Institute on Disability and Community incorporated the IU Eppley Institute for Parks and Public Lands, IU announced in a Feb. 25 press release.
A bill that would essentially prohibit panhandling in downtown Indianapolis is advancing in the Statehouse.
It was a quiet afternoon at the fire station in Seymour, Indiana. There were no active calls. A load of laundry tumbled in the dryer. The firefighters on duty that Thursday in January waited for something to happen.
INDIANAPOLIS – The boy is 15 years old and full of metal. Bullet fragments are stuck in his arms, his leg, his side. A rod runs through his leg, and a plate and screws hold his arm together.
Grunts of frustration and excited cheers of success echoed through the air as attendees got to work on their wooden creations. Connecting the parts and pieces together, eventgoers admired the bat boxes they constructed.
The beginning of January marks the start of Girl Scout cookie sales. Scouts knock on doors, stand in front of grocery stores or take boxes to church trying to sell as many cookies as possible to be the top seller in their troop.
On July 25, 2019, IU professor Cara Caddoo was arrested for protesting a vendor run by white supremacists at the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market based on informal rules against organizing on market grounds. After Caddoo took legal action against the city, these informal rules were formalized at a Bloomington Board of Park Commissioners meeting Tuesday.
The city's land use committee considered a zoning ordinance Wednesday night which would allow a local real estate company to build a variety of housing units such as town houses and cottages, changing the proposed area from a single-family and business zone.
The Bloomington Board of Park Commissioners passed new rules for the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market on Tuesday at a fiery meeting that included a 10-minute break to ease tensions and more than 40 comments from the public.
The application to rent out Bloomington community garden plots opened Feb. 17. The Bloomington Parks & Recreation Department has provided garden plots since 1984, with a new one at Switchyard Park added this year.
Beginning in March, two downtown parking lots will be upgraded from single meters to one pay station for a six month-long trial study, according to a press release from the City of Bloomington.
After a months-long legal battle, the City of Bloomington will present a new proposal for the Fourth Street garage to the Bloomington Plan Commission on March 9.
