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Medieval Metal, a specialty store focusing primarily on novelty knives and swords, along with Bagley’s homemade chainmail trinkets, opened for business three weeks ago.
In an effort to combat homelessness and poverty in the area, Homeward Bound had its 10th annual 5K walk Sunday to raise funds for 12 local nonprofits geared toward ending homelessness in the community. Homeward Bound, which is an effort of the Indiana Association for Community Economic Development, was sponsored by the City of Bloomington’s Community and Family Resources Department and served as the community’s link to the statewide effort to assist those in need.
Police arrived at about 9 p.m. to the scene of an occupation staged by about 30 members of the Occupy IU movement in Fine Arts Building 015, the auditorium. No arrests were made as of midnight.
The Indiana Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit in Monroe County Circuit Court seeking more than $47,000 from a former trustee and two former employees of Richland Township in Ellettsville, Ind.
Thomas Buhls, the only participant in Saturday’s Confederate Heritage Rally, stood on the Monroe County Courthouse Square and wielded a cardboard sign reading, “Celebrate your white heritage. Be proud of your white identity.” A mob of counter-protesters surrounded Buhls, chanting, “Fascist scumbag, go home. Bloomington doesn’t want you. Get the fuck out of our town.”
Early voting begins today for residents unable to vote on primary Election Day, May 8. The polling site in the Curry Building at 214 W. Seventh St. will be open from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. The Monroe County Election Board also voted to allow satellite voting during the upcoming election, which will provide five additional voting locations throughout Monroe County during the two weeks before the primary election.
The Bloomington City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to change the name of the Community and Family Resources Commission to the Commission on the Status of Children and Youth.
Following the request of 20 Indiana state senators, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has rescinded specialty license plates from a gay youth support group, along with two other organizations, citing a contract violation. But the GLBT youth group, Indiana Youth Group, will now try to file a lawsuit.
A Gosport, Ind., man is facing an attempted murder charge after he allegedly fired a sheriff deputy's handgun in an effort to flee following his arrest Thursday.
Senate Enrolled Act 1, which was passed March 20, states that a person is justified in using reasonable force against a public servant if the person believes force is necessary to protect themselves or others from unlawful force, prevent or terminate unlawful entry into a home or prevent a public servant’s criminal interference with property lawfully in the person’s possession.
For their community service, Rev. Charles Dupree, 42, and Rev. Virginia B. Hall, 69, won this year’s Human Rights Award from the City of Bloomington Human Rights Commission.
Public intoxication arrests must meet a new set of specific requirements, according to an Indiana law that goes into effect July 1.
Following a narrow vote to include Interstate 69 in the Bloomington/Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Transportation Improvement Program, one member of the MPO cited a conflict of interest, nullifying the vote.
HB 1196, signed March 15, covers more than 60 chemicals used to create drugs that mimic cocaine and marijuana. Retailers who sell synthetic drugs containing banned compounds could lose their retailer’s licenses for a year, face up to eight years in prison and be fined up to $10,000.
Dressed in a black leather vest covered in patches, Alicia Hamilton waited in a small room at the Monroe County Jail.
Lawson, who was sworn in at the Statehouse in Indianapolis, replaces former Secretary of State Charlie White. White was removed from office and found guilty of six felonies, including voter fraud.
By a narrow 7-6 vote, the policy committee of the Bloomington/Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization agreed to include construction of Interstate 69 to State Road 37 in its Transportation Improvement Program.
For five weeks, the City of Bloomington and Indiana Legal Services are offering a citizenship and naturalization class to immigrants who hope to become U.S. citizens.
City of Bloomington volunteer Kathy Dilcher discusses the presidents depicted on various American coins with immigrants working to become U.S. citizens Tuesday at City Hall. Through this program, immigrants from across the globe are prepped for the required citizenship exam in Indianapolis.
City of Bloomington volunteer Kathy Dilcher asks Japanese citizen Kiyomi Macy if she can identify the president pictured on an American $5 bill Tuesday at City Hall. Macy, along with Chinese citizen Guiying Li, right, are taking a class through the City of Bloomington and Indiana Legal Services to prepare them in their venture to become U.S. Citizens.
