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The idea of public art as memorials and commemoration is nothing new. There are the heads of obas, rulers of the kingdom of Benin in what is now Nigeria, that began commemorating leaders in the year 1300. There is the Jing gui, a bronze bowl honoring a young archer in China 3,000 years ago. And of course, statues of pharaohs in ancient Egypt.
City council voted down a 590-bedroom far east side housing development early Thursday morning that was geared toward students.
City council postponed a vote Wednesday evening on a $29.5 million bond to build two parking garages downtown.
This past week, after great anticipation, Amazon revealed that it would split its second headquarters between two cities, New York City and Arlington, Virginia. Cities across North America, 238 in total, have tried to prove themselves in attempts to lure the multi-billion dollar company, producing rather cringe-worthy promotion videos, offering up to $7 billion in tax incentives and pulling off wild stunts to attract Amazon’s eye.
From lemon rice soup to miles of train tracks to Route 30, the northwest corner of Indiana has its own culture. Just outside of Chicago, it's the cause of much debate between residents and those who wish they were residents (looking at you Chicago suburbs).
Before 7:55 a.m. Tuesday, 27.1 percent of registered Monroe County voters had cast a ballot in the 2018 midterms.
The Culver’s Bloomington location opening has been a long time coming, and people were eager for it. At noon Nov. 5, the line inside was about 20 people long and the line of cars almost spilt onto the street from the drive thru.
The “Bear Man,” with his long hair and full beard, coaxed Bob and Screech out of their den.
The 21st century is filled with unhealthy, lackadaisical people who are out of touch with nature. It has gotten to the point where instead of going out into the woods for adventure’s sake, we’ve started to invent games just to entice people to leave the house. One of those games is called geocaching. I quite enjoy it, and so should you.
The council approved $10 million in park bonds Wednesday for new trails, trees and street enhancements.
The IU community mourned two shootings this week. One, at a Pittsburgh synagogue, left 11 dead and six wounded. The other, less than 15 hours later, happened at an off-campus IU fraternity party. One man died and two others were injured, including a man who remains in critical condition.
A petition to build a 590-bedroom student housing development on the far east side was met with opposition at Wednesday’s city council land use committee meeting from older residents.
IU College Democrats and Republicans debated Wednesday night over immigration, tax cuts and the move of the United States’ Israeli embassy.
Students milled about the room in fancy apparel, with men in suits and women in dresses. They sipped on brightly colored drinks in flutes and cocktail glasses, though the liquids were missing a key ingredient: alcohol.
Three people were arrested Sunday after an argument led to them bashing in car windows by hand and with a baseball bat, police said.
Trevor Lee Moore, arrested for committing and inciting vandalism in protest of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, appeared in court Monday to confirm his Nov. 16 bench trial date.
The red port-a-potty was the first sign of civilization on the gravel trail.
An abandoned 7-week-old kitten covered in trash and feces was rescued in the middle of the night about a week ago by a Monroe County police officer. After a troubled start and almost a week of treatment, she is now out of the hospital and recovering under another officer’s care.
The Glenn A. Black research laboratory received a grant Sept. 21 that will help preserve Native American artifacts from a site called Angel Mounds near Evansville, Indiana.
After months of deliberation, the Bloomington city council passed the 2019 budget and raised salaries for permanent and seasonal city employees.
