‘Bloomington legend’: Attorney Ken Nunn dies at 85
(12/25/25 9:06pm)
Kenneth Nunn, 85, died Wednesday morning.
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‘No Contract, No Coffee’: Bloomington Starbucks workers join national strike
(11/29/25 10:01pm)
The Starbucks on Indiana Avenue closed for most of the day Friday as workers joined a nationwide strike protesting the lack of contract and wage negotiations between Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol and labor union Starbucks Workers United.
‘Still just as delicious’: Darn Good Soup officially returns to Bloomington
(11/21/25 1:04am)
Just after 11 a.m. Thursday, a steady line of college students and Bloomington residents grew inside The Chocolate Moose, each customer excitedly awaiting their first taste of Darn Good Soup in over five years.
Darn Good Soup set to return Thursday after 5 years
(11/19/25 4:54pm)
Darn Good Soup, which once operated in Bloomington but closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, will begin taking orders again on Thursday, featuring the original recipes from former owner Nels Boerner.
Say aloha to Ellettsville’s award-winning Hawaiian restaurant
(11/07/25 4:46pm)
In a stretch of Ellettsville once marked by empty storefronts and no Hawaiian restaurants for miles, a bright turquoise sign on Temperance Street now reads “Hawaiian Hoosier.”
Kirkwood Avenue businesses adjust as vehicle traffic returns downtown
(10/23/25 1:58pm)
For six months, downtown businesses along Kirkwood Avenue have operated without the sound of engines or the rush of traffic, turning the street into a space for pedestrians and outdoor dining. While some blocks still remain filled with patios and summer activity, others are beginning to reopen as the city restores vehicle access to the downtown corridor.
Gables Bagels opens new Kirkwood Avenue store: Customers react
(10/13/25 1:32am)
Gables Bagels has expanded its business on Kirkwood Avenue.
Things with Strings and More hosts grand opening in College Mall on Saturday
(10/05/25 4:53pm)
Live music drifted through Things with Strings and More on Saturday, as shoppers browsed guitars and violins the new music store at College Mall.
Meet the new Bloomington sweet shop selling TikTok-inspired desserts
(09/15/25 8:41pm)
An employee in crinkled plastic gloves chops strawberries behind the counter of the dessert shop. A chocolate aroma floats past the open door of the shop to pedestrians milling about on the sidewalk outside.
Novo Nordisk cuts 9,000 jobs, company says Bloomington impact undetermined
(09/10/25 11:15pm)
The Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk is cutting 9,000 jobs, 4,000 of which will be outside Denmark.
Simtra BioPharma Solutions’ $241M investment expansion in Monroe County moves forward
(08/27/25 9:35pm)
The Monroe County Council approved Simtra BioPharma Solutions’ request for a tax break on a 65-acre site recently acquired in Monroe County on Tuesday, according to a press release.
Highlighting Bloomington Black-owned businesses on Juneteenth
(06/18/25 11:17pm)
Juneteenth marks the anniversary of the emancipation of enslaved African people in America. It commemorates June 19, 1865, when the last slaves in Galveston were officially freed. Today, it is a nationally recognized federal holiday celebrating Black culture and freedom.
Despite popular video, Bloomington bakery determined to stay small
(04/29/25 2:18pm)
The door to Two Sticks Bakery is propped open. A spring breeze whisks into the space, past the parade of pastries in the display case and the barista whizzing behind the lone espresso machine.
Is Little 500 weekend big for Bloomington Airbnbs? It depends.
(04/20/25 10:24pm)
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of Brook Rieman.
‘Just good for business’: How local restaurants, shops expect Little 500 to impact sales
(04/20/25 5:23pm)
With Little 500 just around the corner, local businesses in Bloomington are gearing up for the busy weekend.
Some Bloomington consumers join boycott against Target, other companies over DEI cutbacks
(04/12/25 8:11pm)
As major corporations including Target scale back their diversity, equity and inclusion programs, some Bloomington consumers are responding by boycotting these companies to express their dissatisfaction with the changes.
Little Black Dog Bakery: The story behind Bloomington’s newest bakery for dogs
(03/09/25 6:24pm)
The Little Black Dog Bakery is Bloomington’s newest culinary addition, but with a unique focus: it specializes in treats for dogs. Run entirely from her home kitchen, 33-year-old Bloomington native Claire Vesyoly brought her childhood passion to the community.
Maurer program provides free tax help to students, community members
(03/06/25 9:25pm)
A program at the Maurer School of Law aims to ease the burden of tax filing on low-income people. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program offers free assistance filing taxes to people with a household income of $67,000 per year or less.
Bloomington JOANN Fabrics set to close amid company’s reported bankruptcy
(02/20/25 9:36pm)
The Bloomington JOANN Fabrics and Craft store will close along with around 500 other locations nationwide. The closure comes after JOANN Fabrics and Crafts announced it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in early January.
See where Indiana’s imports and exports land amid Trump trade conflicts
(02/12/25 8:01pm)
News regarding President Donald Trump’s tariffs and potential trade wars updates nearly every day.
