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City council continues quarrel with mayor’s office over commission appointment

The city council and Mayor Kerry Thomson discussed a disagreement over a Historic Preservation Commission appointment.

McCalla School at IU revives and reveals collections, old and new

The eight galleries of University Collections change yearly.

PRESS RELEASE: 25th Stuff-A-Bus Anniversary

2024 marks the Bloomington Public Transportation Corporation’s 25th Stuff-A-Bus Anniversary.

Coconut-based carbon could improve taste, smell of Bloomington’s water

Bloomington Utilities announced the use of a coconut-based carbon treatment method.

COLUMN: The Hallmark Channel hits Netflix

These holiday Hallmark films are so bad they’re good.

First snow of winter coming Thursday

The National Weather Service projects Hoosiers can expect the first snow of the winter Thursday.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Offers Holiday Shoppers Free Downtown Parking for Thanksgiving Weekend and Select December Dates

To promote Small Business Saturday and to make local holiday shopping more convenient, the City of Bloomington offers free parking in all City public garages and on-street parking spaces.

Experts weigh Trump’s incoming environmental policy, and how it may impact IU

What IU experts say a second Trump term could bring to the environment.

Trump’s incoming foreign policy, broken down by IU experts

The IDS spoke with experts on U.S. foreign policy for insight on Trump’s incoming term.

IU celebrates Native American Heritage Month

With past and upcoming events, IU acknowledges the ancestral land it was built on.

'The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier & Clay' hits the ground running in world premiere

Over 90 IU students worked on Mason Bates’ new opera “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay.”

COLUMN: Exploring technological innovation in ‘Here’, AI taking over film world

“Here” analyzes memory, loss and human connection through artificial intelligence, blurring lines across time.

Why is it still warm this winter? An IU expert has a few answers

Bloomington has a 33-40% chance of a warmer winter.

How are professors incorporating AI in the classroom?

Here’s what IU professors said on students using AI.

COLUMN: ‘Wicked’ defies gravity and expectations

“Wicked” brings Broadway-worthy performances to theaters this November.

Rape reported on IU Bloomington campus

It was reported Nov. 8.

PRESS RELEASE: Public Invited to Provide Input about Local Transportation Projects

The Bloomington‐Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization invites the public to share their input on local transportation projects as part of the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan.

Indiana men’s soccer clinches first-round bye, No. 14 seed in NCAA Tournament

For the tenth time in the last 11 seasons, the Hoosiers earned a national seed.

PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Kerry Thomson Announces December Public Engagement Opportunities

Mayor Kerry Thomson is hosting three public engagement events throughout December, providing residents with opportunities to connect with City leadership, share feedback, and stay informed about city initiatives.

79 Michigan communities challenge state's solar, wind farm permit rules in court