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Indiana volleyball aims to end four-game losing streak against No. 8 Wisconsin

Wisconsin will be the sixth ranked opponent Indiana’s faced this season.

What is there to learn from IU’s ghost stories?

They may have a bigger purpose than meets the eye.

‘A Harvest of Voices’ gathers writers from across Bloomington to highlight the power of words

Women Writing for (a) Change celebrated its 20th anniversary with readings from various writers.

How to stay safe during Halloween this year

IUPD shared several tips to have fun while staying safe.

PRESS RELEASE: IU Kelley School of Business announces Futurecast: Economic Outlook in Bloomington with the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce and Bloomington Rotary Club

The Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business state-wide tour, Futurecast: Economic Outlook, will come to Bloomington, Ind. on November 7th at Ivy Tech Community College – Shreve Hall for the 2025 economic forecast in partnership with The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, and the Bloomington Rotary Club. The tour will begin in Indianapolis, Ind. beginning October 31st, 2024.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Fire Department to Unveil Renovated Fire Station 1 with Two Public Events

The City of Bloomington Fire Department (BFD) has announced the upcoming unveiling of the newly renovated Fire Station 1, located at 300 E 4th Street, with two family-friendly events planned for the community. After extensive renovations following severe flooding in June 2021, the station is ready to resume full operations.

IU allowed the Funding Board account to overdraft. Now student organizations are scrambling

The President of IU Funding Board said the university allowed an account to overdraft by $220,000.

COLUMN: 5-ingredient weeknight noodle bowl, and more

Try these simple recipes when you want a quick, healthier-than-fast-food meal.

COLUMN: Look out for these spooktacular events in Bloomington!

Bloomington's Halloween offers thrills with costumes, live music, trick-or-treating and festive dance parties.

COLUMN: Saying goodbye to Liam Payne and my childhood

My One Direction obsession shaped me.

BREAKING: 5-star recruit Braylon Mullins chooses UConn over Indiana men’s basketball

Mullins picked the Huskies over the Hoosiers and North Carolina.

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

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

Local Music events this Week in Bloomington

This is your guide to local music in Bloomington this week.

A Night at Bakers Junction Haunted Train

'Imagination is 99% of what we do’: The story of the upcoming Pop-Up Opera

Those behind “Die Fledermaus” have embraced the spontaneity and fun of the creative process.

Meet Libertarian senate candidate Andy Horning

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

Meet the IU professors representing Bloomington in the state legislature

Both candidates are running uncontested.

New Coffee Beanery location with late hours to open in Bloomington

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

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

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

Indiana men’s soccer’s Justin Weiss, Quinton Elliot secure Big Ten weekly awards

The Hoosiers are currently on a four-game winning streak.