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For over four hours Saturday, volunteers with Indiana Solar for All mounted solar panels on the roof of a green bungalow in the Trail View neighborhood.
An effort to name the area surrounding Miller-Showers Park the “Stadium District” was postponed at a City Council meeting Tuesday after concerns from the community.
Award-winning conservationist Mwezi “Badru” Mugerwa spoke to about 50 people at Franklin Hall on Wednesday about his work to protect the vulnerable African golden cat.
Ellettsville police arrested four people Sept. 24 after connecting them to a July 17 assault using evidence from Snapchat messages and geolocations.
Morgenstern Books & Café features a variety of displays crafted by employees throughout the seasons. This fall, the store is highlighting the television show “Gilmore girls” with themed mugs, sweatshirts, candles and books.
Two years ago, the area in Crestmont Park along 13th Street was an empty grass field. Now, rows of tree saplings are sprouting.
In a wooded backlot south of the Indiana University Auditorium bees buzzed around a patch of white wildflowers.
A banner reading “Future Home” sways underneath the metal overhang of the industrial building on the corner of Second Street and Patterson Drive.
Switchyard Park Pavilion was a sea of purple, orange, blue and yellow Sunday as more than 700 participants gathered for Bloomington’s local Walk to End Alzheimer's.
Brad Stratton sips coffee out of a Styrofoam cup just past 9 a.m. in the lobby of Bloomington’s downtown Springhill Suites. It’s May 7, 2024. The hotel sits two blocks north of the Monroe County Circuit Court, where he and his family spent hours the previous day waiting for closure — and roughly three blocks south of where his son, Nate, was struck and killed by a drunk driver.
The Plummer Jazz Quintet will bring jazz and rhythm to Dunn Meadow on Friday as the musical act for this week’s “Swing in September” jazz festival.
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With live music, food vendors, parades and more, South Park Street is bustling with excitement for the 90th Monroe County Fall Festival. The festival began Thursday and will continue through Saturday in Ellettsville.
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A new band in the alt-pop rock scene has entered center stage, and they are currently headlining Amazon Prime.
Around 61% of Bloomington renters spend more than 30% of their total income on housing, according to a 2019-2024 city analysis.
Bloomington residents rolled out their blankets and set up chairs Sunday evening at the Switchyard Park amphitheater for a night with the Bloomington Jazz Orchestra. Spanning around two hours, the event included performances of an array of pieces, even featuring some songs by Indiana composers.
In recent years, I’ve seen an increase in sitcoms based off workplace settings. “Superstore,” “St. Denis Medical,” “Abbott Elementary” and “Parks and Recreation” are examples of sitcoms focusing on coworker dynamics instead of a quirky group of friends. Peacock’s newest show, “The Paper,” is the newest edition to this work-life comedy. However, it struggles to find its footing in its first season.
This is an audio transcript of the Weekly News Rundown Episode 25.
Friday morning against Northern Kentucky University, Indiana volleyball played in front of a quiet Wilkinson Hall. While some Hoosier fans were tailgating in the parking lot, a 10 a.m. start time meant Indiana would have to play on its home court without one of its strongest assets at home: the Hoosier faithful.
