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Braun, McCormick, Rainwater square off in final Indiana gubernatorial debate

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Friday, Oct. 25,2024 10:35 a.m.

Braun, McCormick and Rainwater took the stage Thursday for the Indiana gubernatorial debate.

WonderLab executive director set to retire in early 2025

By Deshna Venkatachalam · Friday, Oct. 25,2024 8 a.m.

Karen Jepson-Innes is leaving WonderLab, but her impact will be remembered.

City delivers update on Hopewell Neighborhood development, addresses affordability concerns

By Molly Gregory · Thursday, Oct. 24,2024 6:50 p.m.

City officials gave a comprehensive overview of the development’s history.

Meet the three uncontested circuit court judges on the ballot for re-election in Monroe County

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Thursday, Oct. 24,2024 5:55 p.m.

All three uncontested candidates are running for re-election in the Monroe County Circuit Court.

What a new closed captioning ordinance means to Bloomington’s Deaf community

By Molly Gregory · Wednesday, Oct. 23,2024 5:29 p.m.

A new ordinance will require public places to enable closed captions on their televisions.

Meet Libertarian senate candidate Andy Horning

By Andrew Miller · Wednesday, Oct. 23,2024 12:38 p.m.

Horning is running against Republican Jim Banks and Democrat Valerie McCray.

Meet the IU professors representing Bloomington in the state legislature

By Andrew Miller · Wednesday, Oct. 23,2024 12:30 p.m.

Both candidates are running uncontested.

New Coffee Beanery location with late hours to open in Bloomington

By Marty Blader · Wednesday, Oct. 23,2024 9 a.m.

The new Coffee Beanery location is the first of the franchise in Indiana.

Bloomington man faces 12-year sentence for 2 counts of battery

By Brenna Polovina · Wednesday, Oct. 23,2024 7 a.m.

Ian Thorpe is four years into his 12-year sentence.

Efforts to make Green Acres a conservation district failed. What’s next for the neighborhood?

By Theo Hawkins · Tuesday, Oct. 22,2024 4 p.m.

Bloomington City Council voted against designating Green Acres as a conservation district.

Meet Trohn Enright-Randolph, Monroe County’s surveyor up for re-election

By Andrew Miller · Sunday, Oct. 20,2024 12:38 p.m.

Enright-Randolph has served in his position for over eight years and is seeking reelection.

Efforts behind the scenes: changing the face of Bloomington’s homelessness

By Gentry Keener · Sunday, Oct. 20,2024 12:09 p.m.

Shelters like Wheeler Mission and Beacon are changing the stigma and outlook around homelessness.

Meet the candidates vying for Indiana House District 62

By Andrew Miller · Friday, Oct. 18,2024 2:57 p.m.

Democrat Thomas Horrocks is challenging Republican incumbent Dave Hall for the seat.

Alleged fondling, attempted rape reported at Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity house

By Nicole Blevins · Friday, Oct. 18,2024 12:39 p.m.

A security guard hired by Tau Epsilon Phi allegedly sexually assaulted three women Oct. 17.

IUPD executes search warrants following Herman B Wells statue vandalism

By Benjamin LeGrand · Thursday, Oct. 17,2024 5:10 p.m.

The statue was vandalized with red paint, according to IUPD.

How Bloomington is promoting affordable housing for workforce community

By Marty Blader · Tuesday, Oct. 15,2024 3:12 p.m.

The Annex of Bloomington used the Unified Development Ordinance to offer more affordable housing.

UPDATED: Indiana Avenue lanes now open

By Brenna Polovina · Tuesday, Oct. 15,2024 10:44 a.m.

Thomas Gott at Milestone Contractors is glad to complete Clear Creek Culvert Reconstruction project.

The implications of the 2024 election on abortion in Indiana

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Monday, Oct. 14,2024 3:51 p.m.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump support opposing abortion policies in the 2024 election.

Fowler Pumpkin Patch features Bob Knight corn maze this fall season

By Maddie Hensley · Sunday, Oct. 13,2024 10:45 a.m.

The corn maze is more than just a tribute to Bob Knight.

IU professor emeritus receives 3-year sentence for possession of child pornography

By Brenna Polovina · Friday, Oct. 11,2024 3:59 p.m.

Richard Wilk taught anthropology at IU from 1988 until his retirement in 2017.

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