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In the wee hours of Saturday morning, the Senate passed its version of a tax overhaul bill — just hours after the 479-page text was provided to senators, hand-written modifications and all.
Ben Higgins looked out into a sea of women — and some men, 14 out of a crowd of over 50 people to be exact, too.
Applesauce, coconut, cream cheese, and peanut butter and jelly are just a few of the donuts offered at one of Bloomington's recent additions, Jack's Donuts.
The Bloomington Animal Shelter will have construction on its parking lot Nov. 16 and 17, according to a Bloomington press release.
Between the serves and sets in his tennis matches, a then-14-year-old Garrett Greller started feeling severe, dull pain in his back, knees, hips and ankles.
Even though Inkwell, a coffee shop on College Avenue, opened two months ago, the finishing touches are still coming together — the shop still needs to buy more mugs, install an outdoor sign and finish building the bar and pastry display.
Vice President Mike Pence will deliver remarks and participate in a round table discussion on taxes Thursday at a Plainfield, Indiana, graphics company.
At Azzip Pizza after the customer orders, the pizza is finished within two and a half minutes.
Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Indiana and Sen. Todd Young, R-Indiana, are in favor of a bipartisan legislation which would place the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore as a national park, according a press release from Sen. Donnelly's office Thursday.
A single number, 333, was displayed on the board.
The culture of coal may actually harm Appalachian communities moving from using coal as a source of job growth.
Almost 60 percent of Bloomington residents are IU students, but Tracy Hunter, owner of Hunter’s Honey Farm, estimates they make up only 5 percent of his customer base.
Indiana's unemployment rate continued to be lower than the national rate in September, with a labor force of 3.34 million workers.
While homophobia and transphobia have a human cost, Rutgers professor Yana van Der Meulen Rodgers said they also have an economic cost during a talk at the Indiana Memorial Union on Monday afternoon.
The history and diversity in Bloomington inspired two local companies, Select Sports Outfitters and Top It Off, to merge and become one store called 1818 Apparel Company.
After last year's election IU alumnus Jonathan Hecht said he was feeling frustrated, especially by the lack of power he felt some people had. To try to address these feelings, he started a Kickstarter for a browser extension called Impakt that aims to help users shop according to their social values.
Local grocery store Bloomingfoods has spent the last two months preparing a their newest service for Bloomington.
With the holiday season upon the community, the Monroe County Indiana Solid Waste Management District released a set of tips on green giving and questions to keep in mind when thinking of waste management.
