IU Safety Escort plans to improve training
Safety Escort has been an official IU service since 1994. The staff is working on changes to help make it better for students.
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Safety Escort has been an official IU service since 1994. The staff is working on changes to help make it better for students.
Around 50 Bloomington residents gathered Tuesday at City Hall to listen to speakers talk about local black-owned businesses and the health of black people as part of the State of the Black Community address.
The Standard Grain Restaurant is set to open with a Valentine’s Sweetheart Dinner on Feb. 14. The restaurant will be located at 403 N. Walnut St., the former location of an event center called Topo’s 403.
Bloomington smoke and vape stores are seeing an increase in underage customers trying to buy tobacco products with fake IDs since a new federal law pushed the legal buying age to 21 in December.
Inside Lucky’s Market are empty coffee bean and tea dispensers, bare aisles of hard liquor and deli coolers stripped down to expensive cheese wheels. Not much is left two weeks before the store's doors close permanently.
Night Moves, the only strip club in Bloomington, opened the doors to its new location Thursday evening at 3160 S. Walnut St. The club is for the old and the young, the lonely and the horny.
The Pipsqueakery, a Bloomington animal shelter that rehabilitates small animals and rodents is building an expansion to house hundreds more animals.
Large ice sculptures taking the shape of a train, Lil BUB and more dotted downtown Bloomington on Thursday during the inaugural Freezefest.
A Farmers' Market Advisory Council meeting ended with uncertain feelings Monday night as council and community members debated over whether or not Bloomington's city-run farmers market would be better run by a private group next year.
Women in Business fundraised $14,000 benefitting Girls Inc. of Monroe County through their sweatshirt sale, with a total of 3,400 sweatshirts sold. The fundraiser was in response to IU professor Eric Rasmusen’s controversial tweet.
IHOP officially opened its doors to customers at 8 a.m. Saturday.
Recognizable among the smattering of local food trucks for its oozing grilled cheeses and distinct logo depicting a mouse in a chef’s apron, The Big Cheeze is known for the extra-cheesy flavor it brings to downtown Bloomington.
Yogi’s Bar & Grill, Bloomington’s home of Dyngus Day celebrations and chicken velvet soup, is reopening Monday in a new location at 302 N. Walnut St.
Five protesters with the Purple Shirt Brigade were escorted out of the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market and issued trespass and disorderly conduct citations by police Saturday morning after holding signs and refusing to leave.
In order to strengthen the university’s ties with businesses, IU has decided to open the new Office of Business Partnerships led by Valerie Gill, the new associate vice president for business partnerships.
India Garden, an 8-year-old local Indian restaurant on Fourth Street moved locations less than a month ago to a larger building with more seating.
By Keith Naughton Bloomberg News
Not many may think about the history and brewing process behind a craft beer when sitting at a bar ready to take their first sip.
A woman with a virtual reality headset over her eyes moved her hands to pick up a coffee cup only she could see.
Fat Dan’s Deli, expected to open the third week of October at 221 E. Kirkwood Ave., will bring its Chicago-style food, laid-back atmosphere and love of sports to Bloomington.