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In April, Gov. Eric Holcomb removed state protections for over 50% of wetlands in Indiana when he signed Senate Enrolled Act 389 into law. The law goes into effect on July 1st, according to Indiana Environmental Reporter.
More than 20 people showed up to a vigil hosted by Bloomington Young Democratic Socialists of America on Saturday in Peoples Park for a Bloomington man who died after a police chase.
Bloomington singer-songwriter Sarah Cassidy will perform a free concert at People’s Park from 4:30-6 p.m. Thursday as part of the People’s Park Concert Series.
Yoga studios, instructors and practitioners around Bloomington celebrated the International Day of Yoga on Monday by offering free classes, hosting outdoor events and reflecting on the long international tradition of yoga.
The Bloomington City Council voted to recommend establishing a COVID-19 relief fund as well as to make changes to city and public safety position titles and salaries.
The 35th Annual Strawberry Shortcake Festival benefiting the Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington will be held from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday at Switchyard Park, according to the BGC of Bloomington website.
There is a wide range of outdoor activities for IU students and Bloomington residents this summer.
The local community can help complete a paint-by-numbers mural on the side of the Bloomington Creative Glass Center building Saturday, according to BCGC’s website.
A vocal coach from the IU African American Arts Institute will perform “Souls of Black Folks: The Sequel” at People’s Park from 4:30-6 p.m. Thursday.
On the walk back from class, Jacy Bolton, a self-proclaimed farm girl, spotted a worm on the ground and began scheming.
Tislam Swift performing at the Bloomington Black y Brown Arts Festival in 2019. Swift is performing from 4:30-6:00 p.m. Thursday at People's Park.
The Tuesday Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market and A Fair of the Arts will both open for the first time this summer on Tuesday at Switchyard Park.
People walk through the aisles of vendors at the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market in 2018. The Tuesday Farmers’ Market and A Fair of the Arts both open for the first time this summer June 1 at Switchyard Park.
Bryan Park Pool and Mills Pool will open for the first time since 2019 on Saturday, according to a press release from the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation.
My cellphone buzzed all day Jan. 21, 2020. Missed calls, text messages, news alerts. I was too terrified to look. I knew they were about the coronavirus hitting the U.S., and I wasn’t ready to accept that.
With respect to the article “OPINION: City council amendment easing homeless shelter restrictions is a good first step” written by Molly Hayes, I agree with her position that she still feels there’s room for improvement in relation to how Bloomington as a city treats our homeless population.
Another Black Lives Matter street mural was approved April 13 by Bloomington’s Board of Public Works. It will be installed on West Sixth Street on the north side of the downtown square, and the installation date is tentatively set for June 5.
Bloomington’s City Council met Wednesday to vote on several amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, a document that governs how land is used and developed in Bloomington. Although the final changes won’t be solidified for some time, Wednesday’s meeting allowed council members to review certain proposed changes to the UDO.
It has been four days since eight of Angel Warman’s coworkers were killed. She will be returning to work this week.
Community members, politicians, coworkers and family and friends of the victims of Thursday’s mass shooting held up their lighters and phone flashlights Saturday evening in Indianapolis while a woman sang “Amazing Grace”.
