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Most people probably don’t know the definition of the word corollary, let alone know how to spell it correctly on the first try. But for Yena Park, 10, spelling came naturally for her at the end of the ninth annual IU Bee on Saturday. She knows what she’s doing, she’s been here before.
The Bloomington City Council voted to raise the city’s base towing fee at its meeting Wednesday and approved construction on a section of Third Street/State Road 46 near Park Ridge on the east side of the city.
Applications for City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development Department grant programs are now open to neighborhood groups to fund projects, cleanups and events in their communities.
Andrew Rhodes, a sophomore at IU studying exercise science, often rides electric scooters from campus to his house. He was riding home Feb. 12 on Henderson Street when he was harassed by a man driving a car behind him who reportedly called him a racial slur.
This story was updated at 6:17 p.m. Feb. 18.
Editor's note: This story contains potentially offensive language.
This story has been updated at 3:06 p.m. Feb. 16
The Bloomington Parks and Recreation and Monroe County Health departments are partnering to install syringe disposal boxes in three city parks by the end of February.
“The Good Place” series finale aired Jan. 30 and millions of viewers said goodbye to characters they weren’t ready to let go of.
Around his neck, Gabe Bierman wears a small silver baseball.
Valentine’s day falls on a Friday this year, sparking a weekend-long celebration with food, drinking, comedy, movies, skating and more. See how Bloomington will celebrate Valentine’s and "Galentine’s" Day below.
The cover of A Great Big Pile of Leaves’ second record “You’re Always on My Mind” features many staples of youth culture: a pizza, a skateboard, a burger and a frothy mug of beer.
The Bloomington City Council approved ordinances requiring a cap on administrative and towing fees for residents and a plan to build a new apartment complex at Wednesday night’s meeting.
Not to beat a dead horse or anything...
It's not unusual to see people posing for pictures in front of iconic campus landmarks. These five are just a few of the most popular outdoor art instillations people visiting the campus can see.
The Eppley Institute for Parks and Public Lands at IU is seeking students to take part in its online certificate program teaching disability awareness and standards for accessible design.
Dressed in heavy coats and jackets, about 20 protesters stood in a circle, looking at the speaker and trying to keep the blood flowing to their extremities. Shouts of “No justice, no peace, no U.S. in the Middle East” rang across the square, prompting bewildered looks and wary gazes from those outside the circle of protesters.
The night before the resurrection, the new owners couldn’t sleep.
Democratic Socialists of America member Hamish Munroe reads his speech Jan. 25 in People’s Park. IU students and Bloomington residents gathered to protest the ongoing US-Iran tensions in the “No War! Rally.”
A Democratic Socialists of America member holds a sign during the “No War! Rally” on Jan. 25 in People’s Park. “End U.S. imperialism,” the sign reads.
