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(12/04/22 7:41pm)
The City of Bloomington and the Local 2487 of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) reached a new agreement on member salaries and benefits for Bloomington union members, according to a press release from the City.
(11/20/22 9:27pm)
The Bloomington Police Department received multiple reports of stolen catalytic converters in the early morning hours of Thursday.
(11/17/22 8:19pm)
Needle exchange programs aim to keep people safe and healthy by providing sterile needles which decreases the chances of getting HIV and hepatitis. The programs are able to give people support and referrals for substance use disorder, medical and mental health treatments, and social services. It does not increase crime in areas where the programs are located.
(11/10/22 4:25pm)
Local unhoused shelter New Hope for Families will welcome Bloomington to the fourth annual Hope for the Holidays Tree Extravaganza and Auction from 4-8 p.m. Nov. 15-17 at Switchyard Park.
(11/09/22 3:29am)
Monroe County residents elected new school board members in both of the county’s school corporations Tuesday.
(11/08/22 1:45pm)
The Indiana Daily Student will bring you news, updates and scenes all day at the polls as well results after they close. We have you covered so you know who's on your ballot and whether your candidates are in the lead.
(11/04/22 12:00pm)
A group of IU researchers and an alumnus developed a virtual reality experience to ameliorate substance abuse recovery efforts, according to an IU Research Impact article.
(11/02/22 8:18pm)
IU Flag Raising Ceremony
(10/27/22 8:52pm)
Guests are invited to bring blankets and lawn chairs to the park Friday evening, where they can bundle up to listen to 10 storytellers perform bone-chilling ghost stories. Bloomington will celebrate its annual Festival of Ghost Stories at 7 p.m. Friday at Bryan Park.
(10/20/22 7:38pm)
Halloween festivities are in full swing for the remainder of the month, so the Indiana Daily Student compiled a list of some of upcoming events to visit:
(10/18/22 10:11pm)
A judge released FedEx from a lawsuit filed by five families of those killed in a mass shooting at the Indianapolis facility in 2021.
(10/18/22 6:01pm)
Indiana can feel insufferably dull sometimes. The small towns, the lack of mountains or beaches, just hundreds of acres of corn and wheat fields. For those seeking adventure in the world, it can feel like a full-on cage — nowhere to go and nowhere to explore.
(10/16/22 9:16pm)
The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce hopes the board of Bloomington Transit will vote to expand Route 3 by 1.3 miles in the west direction to serve those in Park 48 and Ivy Tech facilities, according to a Herald-Times guest column. In his column, Eric Spoonmore, the president and CEO of Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, said City Council also supported this idea when they passed Resolution 22-16, a document sponsored by Councilmember Steven Volan.
(10/16/22 7:12pm)
On Oct. 3, 21-year-old Asia Womack was allegedly fatally shot several times by her “friend,” Cameron Hogg, after playing basketball with him because he became angry she’d beat him in the game.
(10/06/22 7:25pm)
Five years ago, when I was just 15-years-old, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life.
(10/06/22 5:54pm)
People proceed to use scooters within the Bloomington community despite recent incidents. Scooter companies, such as Lime and Bird, have rapid expansion at college campuses nationwide.
(10/15/22 3:26pm)
Between the hammering of equipment and the red-covered fences, you may have noticed construction on IU’s campus in the past year or two. But what’s actually being built?
(09/30/22 2:46pm)
FORT MYERS, Fla. — On the vacation island resorts of Sanibel and Captiva, rescuers flew in on helicopters because the roads from the mainland of Southwest Florida had collapsed into San Carlos Bay. To the south, Fort Myers Beach, once a lively town center of fish restaurants and bars, was reduced to a debris field of concrete blocks, shredded wood and broken tiles, its pier stripped down to a skeleton of pilings.
(09/29/22 5:27pm)
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has been working with the Biden administration on addressing public health concerns.
(09/28/22 12:30pm)
After a month of matches on the road, Indiana volleyball will return to Bloomington for its first home conference match against Iowa. The game will be at 7 p.m. on Wednesday in Wilkinson Hall