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Vauhxx Booker of Bloomington’s Black Lives Matter talks about the armored vehicle at its public unveiling July 10 in the Switchyard Operations building. Booker has been a vocal critic of the decision to purchase the armored vehicle.
The Bloomington Police Department's new armored vehicle sits parked July 10 in the Switchyard Operations building. This was the first time the vehicle was available for public viewing since its purchase.
Lieutenant Mick Williams talks about the Bloomington Police Department’s new armored vehicle July 10 in the Switchyard Operations building. Williams explained the different features of the vehicle.
An attendee walks past the cockpit of the Bloomington Police Department’s new armored vehicle July 10 in the Switchyard Operations building.
Mayor John Hamilton arrives at the first public viewing of the Bloomington Police Department’s new armored vehicle July 10 in the Switchyard Operations building.
The Lenco BearCat armored vehicle sits parked on display July 10 in the Switchyard Operations building. The viewing was the first official unveiling of BPD’s new armored vehicle to the public.
Bloomington Police Department Chief Mike Diekoff answers questions about BPD’s new Lenco BearCat armored vehicle July 10 in the Switchyard Operations building.
WFIU Public Radio and the Department of Jazz Studies are bringing a Jazz in July concert series to the Conrad Prebys Amphitheater. The amphitheater is located on the hillside adjacent to the Bryan House in the middle of IU's campus.
Members of the 2018 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders march in the Fourth of July Parade on Wednesday. Dancers, community groups and local politicians also participated in the parade.
Members of American Legion Post 18 wave to the crowd during the Fourth of July Parade on Wednesday as they make their way down Kirkwood Avenue.
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill talks to the crowd during the Donald Trump rally May 10, in Elkhart, Indiana.
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill speaks at the Donald Trump rally May 10, in Elkhart, Indiana. On Monday, Hill was faced with allegations by four different women that he had inappropriately touched them at a party on March 15.
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill introduces Mike Pence at the Donald Trump rally May 10, in Elkhart, Indiana. On July 2, Hill was faced with allegations by four different women that he had inappropriately touched them at a party on March 15.
Detail work on the saddlebag of one of the new IU Police Department motorcycles can be seen at the “Touch a Truck” event Monday in the Chick-fil-A parking lot at 3020 E. Third St. The event was the first public viewing of the new motorcycles.
Patrol Officer Mathew Lewis steadies a motorcycle after placing a child on the seat at the “Touch a Truck” event in the Chick-fil-A parking lot at 3020 E. Third St. The motorcycle was one of two recently acquired by the IU Police Department.
One of two new IU Police Department motorcycles is propped up on display during the “Touch a Truck” event Monday in the Chick-fil-A parking lot at 3020 E. Third St. This was the first public viewing of the new motorcycles.
The IU Police Department crest can be seen on the gas tank of one of the new IUPD motorcycles at the “Touch a Truck” event Monday in the Chick-fil-A parking lot at 3020 E. Third St.
Though the volume coming from the single PA speaker on the steps of the Monroe County Courthouse was quiet, the message was loud and clear: reunite immigrant families.
A woman holds a sign at the #FamiliesBelongTogether rally Saturday morning outside the Monroe County Courthouse. Over 200 demonstrators showed up with custom-made signs protesting the separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border, as well as other Trump administration policies regarding immigration.
A child holds a sign that reads “Kids Belong In Arms NOT Cages!” at the #FamiliesBelongTogether rally Saturday morning outside the Monroe County Courthouse.
