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MADISON, Ind. — A so-called “kookout” Saturday afternoon attracted about a dozen Ku Klux Klan members and a few hundred protesters to a park on the Ohio River.
The smell of garlic and corn wafted through the Waldron Hill Buskirk Park as people of Bloomington gathered for the Bloomington GarlicFest.
For study abroad students, the visa application can be pretty traumatizing.
A lot of love went around Saturday evening at Bloomington Pridefest's 2018 final drag show. The Back Door presented Sasha Velour, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 9, to a massive crowd of festival goers, glitter and gay vibes. The show featured several of Bloomington’s local drag queens and was free.
After a sprinkle of rain fell over Bloomington, rainbow flags and signs lined the wet streets at the fifth annual Bloomington Pridefest Saturday afternoon, as people gathered to celebrate and raise awareness for the LGBT community.
Bloomington police charged a man Tuesday in relation to reports of an Aug. 1 crime in which a Mr. Delivery driver was doused in lighter fluid and threatened.
Under a small white canopy in Peoples Park, Ben Thompson prepared his violin for an old-time music concert he was going to give to anyone who happened to be walking down Kirkwood Avenue.
Free concerts take place at Peoples Park every Tuesday from 4:30 to 6 p.m. from May to August. Ben Thompson performed with his violin Aug. 21.
Classes may have started, but summer weather is likely here to stay for at least a few more weeks. Here are a few places to cool off around Bloomington.
The fifth annual Bloomington Pridefest to celebrate LGBTQ culture and community will take place at 3 p.m. on Aug. 25.
Students who signed leases for Evolve apartments and CitySide apartments were unable to move in on their promised lease dates. It is uncertain when they will be able to.
Upland Brewing Company celebrated its 20th year in business with more than just beer Sunday afternoon with a block party that included adoptable dogs, food and even a mermaid.
On Saturday, crowds of IU students filled a parking lot near 13th Street and Fee Lane to listen to alternative and EDM hits.
The Indiana University Police Department assisted students moving into dorms on Tuesday and Wednesday, helping with everything from traffic to emotional parents.
As August kicks off, many realize school is only two weeks away. Some are enjoying the fleeting peace of doing nothing, and some might be looking for one last chance for a summer adventure.
Inside the cavernous space of The Warehouse at 1525 S. Rogers St., there sits the torso of a mannequin with a removable costume panda's head on top of it.
IU Athletic Director Fred Glass walked through a maze of half-finished rooms and hallways Wednesday afternoon, each step filled with a little more excitement and giddiness than the last. During a behind-the-scenes tour of the new south end zone complex, which is still under construction, Glass laid out his vision of the $53 million project to select local media members.
The Lenco BearCat G2, a contentious, expensive armored truck purchased by the City of Bloomington earlier this year, finally arrived for public viewing July 10, according to the Indiana Daily Student. Among the BearCat’s features are ballistic protection, gun ports for sheltered shooting and a detachable battering ram for breaking down walls.
More than 100 people came out to Bloomington City Hall on Thursday night, several of them with vocal concerns about the nature of the latest draft of the Bloomington Transportation Plan.
With cameras in hand, Sharon and Jessica Bussert bought an RV in 2014, moved in and hit the road for a three-year photography adventure spanning the U.S., from their home state of Indiana to the West Coast. Their dog, Shadow, and cat, Midnight, came along for the ride, which included pit stops at Yosemite National Park, the Oregon Coast, Northern California, the Nevada desert, Glacier National Park in Montana and the Columbia River Gorge.
