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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

PRESS RELEASE: Musical Acts Invited to Apply to Perform in 2025 Outdoor Concert Series

Parks and Recreation is seeking performers to apply to participate in the 2025 Performing Arts Series of concerts in city parks.

Voters deliver mixed verdicts on increasing minimum wage, but support paid sick leave

Voters in two red states agreed to increase their minimum wage in steps to $15 an hour and to require employers to give workers paid sick time, and a third red state also approved sick leave.

Bloomington Handmade Market celebrates local artisans at annual Holiday Market

Bloomington Handmade Market is a semiannual event featuring handmade items from Midwestern vendors.

OPINION: In an age of constant disinformation, museums matter

Museums hold cultural significance, and we need to support them.

COLUMN: Another Round brings holiday spirit to the Buskirk-Chumley

Another Round is IU’s very own Treblemakers.

COLUMN: 'Hot Frosty' is a disservice to snowmen everywhere

Nebraska's offense overwhelms Indiana volleyball; Hoosiers now on four-game losing streak

Indiana is now on a four-game losing streak.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington to Make E 6th Street Safer With Change to Back-In Angle Parking From Front-In to Back-In, Between Walnut and Washington

To improve visibility and safety for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists, the City of Bloomington is converting the on-street parking on E 6th Street between Walnut and Washington to back-in parking.

IUSG spearheads Indiana Student Government Coalition

The coalition brings together student governments from colleges across Indiana.

Episode 3: Fantastic Mr. Fox

"That Sounds Like a Movie" is a podcast examining music in films.

4 recipes to impress a Friendsgiving crowd

Branch out of your comfort zone and try these easy holiday recipes.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Allocates a Total of $50,000 in Digital Equity Grants to Thirteen Local Nonprofits

The City of Bloomington announces the 2024 Digital Equity Grants awards to support Bloomington-based nonprofit organization efforts to bridge the digital divide and increase digital resources for residents.

IU to raise housing and dining rates, launch student success platform

The IU Board of Trustees approved the items Thursday and Friday.

Episode 4: IU football ranking, Monroe County approves a new jail and Micah Beckwith threatens the IDS

IDS Weekly News Rundown shares top stories from the IDS staff every week.

Fast and physical play from Indiana women’s basketball leads to win over Stanford

Hoosiers improved to 2-2 after win over Stanford.