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Inside the Monroe County Courthouse, ceilings in some rooms are still missing and carpet is yet to be laid. But renovation on the historic building, which began September 2011, is nearing completion. However, workers recently discovered a problem. Two panes in a 100-year-old stained glass window beneath the building’s dome are cracked.
The B-Line Trail, a 3.1-mile trail providing accessibility to downtown Bloomington, received national recognition last week when it was designated as a National Recreation Trail.
Police academy students were trained how to handle a situation involving explosives during an explosives demonstration Wednesday in a grassy field off of IU’s Ridge Road, near the cross country course.
A 37-year-old Bloomington woman remains in critical condition at IU Health Bloomington Hospital after being stabbed in the torso three times early Wednesday morning.
Wednesday afternoon, John Gregg and Simpson stopped in Bloomington as part of a statewide tour to introduce Vi Simpson to Indiana voters as the Democratic Party’s new lieutenant governor candidate.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate and former Indiana House Speaker John Gregg announced Tuesday he has selected Indiana Senate Democratic Leader Vi Simpson of Ellettsville as his running mate.
A year ago, a 110 mile-per-hour tornado ripped through Bloomington, taking with it trees and homes. Don Holmes was one of many victims, but he was possibly the last person to receive help.
Following his release from the hospital, 21-year-old Corey Joseph Hamersley was booked into the Monroe County Jail at about 12:32 p.m. Tuesday and faces preliminary charges of attempted murder, criminal recklessness, pointing a firearm, possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana.
The naked IU student who police say shot 32 rounds from a 9mm semi-automatic handgun at a house, parked cars and police officers in a neighborhood north of the IU campus was released from IU Health Bloomington Hospital Tuesday.
Officers from the Bloomington Police Department confronted and shot a nude IU student who was discharging rounds from a firearm into the rear of a residence north of the IU campus early Friday.
Four people were transported to the hospital after a Silver Toyota Rav4 and an orange Pontiac Vibe crashed in a two-vehicle accident in the intersection of West Kirkwood Avenue and North College Avenue at about 5:50 p.m. Sunday.
Officers from the Bloomington Police Department confronted and shot a nude IU student who was discharging rounds from a firearm into the rear of a residence north of the IU campus early Friday.
Shelli Yoder, 1992 Miss Indiana and associate director of professional development at the IU Kelley School of Business, beat four other Democrats in the primary election for southern Indiana’s 9th-District seat.
With thousands of IU students graduating, pursuing summer internships or returning home, Ness said business at Baked! is expected to decrease by 60 to 70 percent. Ness’ T-shirt, which read “I get baked before class,” highlighted the influence the University has on his small business.
For their last time, thousands of IU students piled onto the floor or sat in rows of seating at Assembly Hall on Saturday. About an hour and a half later, the same students joined the global network of more than 560,000 IU alumni.
Several students at the Kelley School of Business tried to make a profit off the school’s commencement ceremony.
Five self-proclaimed anarchists were arrested and accused Tuesday of conspiring to blow up a bridge near Cleveland to send a message of dissatisfaction to corporate America and the United States government. One of the men told a confidential informant with the Federal Bureau of Investigation that he was from the Bloomington area.
Police responded to an Occupy Bloomington event Tuesday morning after receiving a complaint at 8:03 a.m. that protesters had erected an Army surplus tent on a city-owned lot near the B-Line Trail between 10th and 11th streets.
Occupy Bloomington protesters cheer Tuesday as police leave a city-owned lot along the B-Line Trail. Police disassembled a surplus tent the protesters had erected for their May Day celebration.
This weekend, Bloomington’s landscape will be temporarily altered with 22 brain sculptures, each standing 5 feet tallthrough an event titled “Brain Extravaganza!,” according to a press release.
