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Monroe County Judge Kenneth Todd resigning after 40 years

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Judge Todd will resign Oct. 15. Read more here.

Kavanaugh’s confirmation sparks Bloomington protest

Junior Thomas Metcalf holds a sign which reads "community autonomy, reproductive sovereignity!" before a rally against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on Oct. 10 near the Sample Gates. Matt Begala **Buy Photos**

Protesters spoke out and marched with signs to the Monroe County Courthouse. Read more here.

Three things to know about Iowa

Sophomore quarterback Peyton Ramsey prepares to hand the football off to a running back Oct. 6 at Ohio Stadium. Ramsey and the Hoosiers lost to Michigan, 31-20, on Saturday night. Alexis Oser **Buy Photos**

IU will look to win its first homecoming game since 2010 when Iowa visits Bloomington on Saturday. Read more here.

Behind the Projector at the IU Cinema

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A projectionist at the IU Cinema has many responsibilities, but it has its rewards. Read more here.

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Weaver, once an all-black farming community where Abram Smith was buried, is about 10 miles south of Marion, Indiana. When Smith was buried here, the Indiana National Guard watched over his funeral.

Confronting truth: Marion, Indiana struggles to face history of 1930 lynching

The lynching continues to shape the relationship between the black and white communities in Marion, Indiana.

Joseph Jackson, 71, stands on his front porch, looking out at his front yard. The rolling hills where his horses grazed used to stretch for what seemed like miles. Construction on a new access road, North Frontage Road, began in 2014 and cut the property in half.

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After their land was seized to make room for a new highway, families are crushed under the weight of progress.

$Senior Brian Sweeney fractured his left wrist and elbow after falling off a Lime scooter going 20 miles per hour Oct. 25. He had to wear a brace and sling and was cleared to take it off just before Thanksgiving. $

E-scooters captivated IU students. But more than 75 have been hurt so far.

Students have fractured bones, lost teeth and suffered from brain damage.

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Confronting truth: Marion, Indiana struggles to face history of 1930 lynching

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E-scooters captivated IU students. But more than 75 have been hurt so far.

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