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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — In the aftermath of a white police officer fatally shooting a black suspect in South Bend, a mostly African American crowd of family members, pastors and politicians gathered at a street-side vigil to voice anger over the killing, question its circumstances and emphasize their distrust of the police.
Police arrested two people Friday for attempting to use counterfeit $100 bills at Wendy’s and T.J. Maxx.
Police responded to reports of shots fired during a basketball game a little after 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the apartment complex the Village at Muller Park.
A week of anger and controversy culminated at the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market Advisory Council meeting Monday night in City Hall.
Interested in checking out some live music this summer? Here are the events coming to Bloomington through the end of the month.
During the market season, people rise at the crack of dawn, grab their reusable bags and head downtown to stock up on bright red tomatoes, rainbow-colored carrots and crisp green beans.
Monroe County debuted a newly rebuilt covered bridge Sunday at a ribbon cutting ceremony.
A woman was tricked into giving change for a counterfeit $100 bill, Bloomington Police Department Capt. Ryan Pedigo said.
A crowd of interested citizens and curious passers-by gathered Friday afternoon to hear Mayor John Hamilton introduce Bloomington’s new Trades District.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 40-year-old woman Monday for a May 13 hit-and-run that killed a Monroe County man while he was biking.
A partnership between the City of Bloomington and Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County will create about 50 affordable homes in the Osage Place neighborhood in the next five years, city spokesperson Yael Ksander said.
By Dahleen GlantonChicago TribuneAs a child, I loved watching the Miss America pageant on television. In that regard, I was no different than many other young girls growing up in the 1960s.
IU is not contractually obligated to provide clean, safe or mold-free housing to its students, attorneys representing the university’s Board of Trustees have argued in a court filing.
On this episode of Posted, guest host Matt Rasnic and Jacob deCastro talk about the week's headlines.
One week after Notre Dame caught fire, the crowd massed at the cathedral in Paris was a sight to behold.
Sustain IU intern Landon New leaned over a bare bike frame, using a wrench to tighten a tire he had just picked up out of a pile. His hands were covered with oil, dirt and dust.
Peter Dorfman lives in the Near West Side neighborhood. He owns and lives in a small single-family home surrounded by other small single-family homes.
The shiny white BMW i8 slid into the parking lot in front of the Thai restaurant. The driver’s door flew up and a young man stepped out in fitted black pants and leather jacket, his dark hair slicked up.
Parking has been a divisive topic in Bloomington since the city council decided to rebuild the Fourth Street garage. A startup that has been getting state and national recognition wants to be part of the solution.
There are few things more unexpectedly painful than having someone riding an e-scooter clip you in the stomach as they go zooming past with a barely audible “sorry” hanging in the air. These e-scooters, though their riders often less so, are essential in the fight against climate change, and it is crucial for lawmakers to understand that.
