How to celebrate Black History Month in Bloomington
Saturday marked the beginning of Black History Month and Bloomington is ready to celebrate.
Saturday marked the beginning of Black History Month and Bloomington is ready to celebrate.
Around 75 people attended the city’s Black History Month Kickoff Celebration on Saturday.
The change comes amid a string of legislation against diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
Vo cannot return to Canada for one year.
Bloomington Police said they’re treating both sexual assaults as related incidents.
Gov. Mike Braun addressed Indiana General Assembly, touching on a range of issues.
This is the fifth sexual battery case reported in 2025.
Dave isn’t retired, B Square is.
The intersection will be closed from 10 p.m. Wednesday to 7 a.m. Thursday.
The new fees were designed to make MCCSC’s programs more competitive with other childcare.
The order comes as Donald Trump’s immigration policies start to take effect.
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s effort to freeze many federally funded programs.
Thomson announced the possible plan at Monday’s information session.
The Equal Protection Project filed a complaint against IU’s race-based scholarships.
The free class is open to all Bloomington renters.
Senate Bill 2 could cap HIP enrollment, impose requirements and apply a lifetime limit.
Despite living in a modern world, Gen Z feels nostalgic for the retro and vintage.
Indiana high school students can choose to complete an enrollment, employment or enlistment and service seal.
This is the third location in Indiana following establishments in Greenwood and Indianapolis.
A second water main break occurred by the Twin Lakes Recreation Center.