BPD institutes less-lethal bean-bag guns
The woman had thrown the knife down, but no matter how many times the officers told her, she wouldn’t stop reaching behind her back.
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The woman had thrown the knife down, but no matter how many times the officers told her, she wouldn’t stop reaching behind her back.
In the last 54 hours of 2016, Sgt. Todd Ringle took to Twitter, as he does regularly, and tweeted nine times with a total of 71 emojis – tiny red and blue cars, mugs of beer and smiling policemen to remind readers of who’s watching.
In the past several days, as students have returned to Bloomington from winter break, the Bloomington Police Department has received several reports of burglaries and break-ins in neighborhoods near campus.
While most students were away for winter break, life, including crime, continued in Bloomington. That included a an arrest for murder and a possible pipe bomb, which did not contain propellant and thus did not pose a threat, in Bryan Park.
When in the course of temporal events the calendar creeps toward a school break, students may find themselves focused on the near future: to make plans with friends and family, to iron out vacations, to double check the duffel bag for all the necessary toiletries. However, they may too easily ignore something important to staying in Bloomington: their housing.
Students and professors Across campus Wednesday responded to Donald Trump’s election as president.
In what is possibly the grandest fulfillment to date of the post-modern album release, Frank Ocean has, for the past week, confounded the Twittering masses with “Endless,” a new collection of music that defies easy categorization and begs one big question: what is it, exactly?
The Union Street Center polling location for the Indiana Primary remained largely empty through this morning.
INDIANAPOLIS — Bobby Knight returned to Indiana on Wednesday not to throw chairs but to endorse another man hungry to win — Donald Trump.
His name was Prince, and he did it all — or maybe as close to “all” as one can get in a lifetime, especially one of 57 years. He was a pop icon, a sex symbol, an obsessive producer, a guitar shredder and a film star. He fought for artists’ rights — partially by changing his name to an unpronounceable symbol – decades before the days of Tidal and surprise releases. He melded sex, God, funk and rock and roll into a musical celebration of life that yielded nearly 40 studio albums, more than 100 million record sales and an unquantifiable, diverse and devoted fanbase.
INDIANAPOLIS — A Baptist minister pleaded guilty Tuesday to distributing dozens of tons of synthetic marijuana while leading a multi-million-dollar drug ring.
Frances Quinlan doesn’t need to know what the characters are thinking.
When studio engineer Laura Sisk was a student at IU, she said she took as much work as she could find — working as a teaching assistant for studio classes, doing live sound for the African American Arts Institute and working as a production assistant for music school performances.
Since its inception 30 years ago, Culture Shock, student radio station WIUX’s annual free spring music festival, has transitioned from exclusively showcasing local acts to balancing local and high-profile touring bands.
Four students stood in front of a fluorescent map of the world in Ballantine Hall, but they weren’t dressed like most students.
Jack Andrews of Daguerreotype/Gum/Local Surfing
There’s a band called Cleaners from Venus that Jack Andrews, the singer-guitarist of Bloomington shoegaze band Daguerreotype, said he could talk about all day.
INDIANAPOLIS — An elementary school principal died Tuesday when she moved to push young students out of the path of a bus that had jumped a curb outside the school.
Protomartyr frontman Joe Casey doesn’t spend all his time wearing black, smoking cigarettes and complaining about the world.
By Jack Evans