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Consumers unwilling to make a trip to their favorite restaurants will be pleased to hear that they soon will be able to have that food brought straight to their door.
Indiana was recently selected to participate in the National Governor’s Association Center for Best Practices policy academy.
Two small health care facilities in Bloomington have announced they are struggling financially.
The Upland Brewing Company is making some changes to its restaurant located on the 300 block of West 11th Street.
Indiana added 9,900 private sector jobs in July, according to a news release from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
Community members may have noticed a new retail store on the square where Williams Jewelry once stood.
More than 50 people attended a free marketing panel event Tuesday night at the Bloomington Convention Center.
? A new startup technology that may be driving consumers to downtown shops this semester will come from a familiar source: mobile phone applications .
With a marriage license, Timothy and Tracy Brown-Salsman’s relationship of 23 years would finally be recognized in the state they call home.
Alex Anderson, a junior criminal justice major at IU, and IU graduate Ashli Lovell were united in marriage June 25 following a federal ruling that Indiana’s gay marriage ban was unconstitutional.
In a divisive ruling Monday, the Supreme Court has ruled that Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood are not required to supply female employees with birth control.
The Bishop was crowded Saturday night as people flooded the showroom to hear live music from Cloud Cult, an experimental indie rock band from Duluth, Minn.
“In accordance with the laws of the state of Indiana, I now pronounce you married.”
The 32nd annual Taste of Bloomington festival took place this Saturday at Showers Common in downtown Bloomington and offered attendees the chance to try food from several restaurants in the area.
The 32nd annual Taste of Bloomington festival took place this Saturday at Showers Commons in downtown Bloomington and offered attendees the chance to try food from several restaurants in the area.
BY BRIAN SEYMOUR
With the expansive IU campus, students might feel overwhelmed when it comes to getting from one place to another.
CFC Properties is funding the purchase of new trees that will be planted downtown.
CFC Properties is funding the purchase of new trees that will be planted downtown.
Bloomington Parks and Recreation director, Mick Rennelsen, stands next to one of the American Linden trees to be planted downtown.
