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The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office suffered a ransomware attack last week that knocked out the department’s computer systems, Lt. Adam Nicholson said Wednesday.
The Bloomington City Council spent much of its four-hour Wednesday meeting discussing, and eventually delaying, a vote on a Planned Unit Development meant to increase the number of homes the city can build at the Hopewell South development.
Indiana softball will look to put Monday’s loss behind it in a two-game weekend series against the University of Detroit Mercy on Friday and Saturday.
Editor’s note: The contents of this column are intended for satirical and entertainment purposes and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the IDS or its staffers. The scenarios mentioned are fictional.
Indiana baseball will face another test in its relentless early-season schedule this weekend, as it travels to Lincoln for a three-game series against No. 24 Nebraska. The matchup will be the fifth ranked opponent Indiana has faced this season, according to the latest NCAA rankings.
Editor’s note: Some quotes in this story were translated from Spanish into English.
Five former Indiana baseball players sit on Major League Baseball Opening Day rosters, set to start Thursday.
It’s been a recurring theme that civic and societal participation has been on the decline in the past several decades. Various organizations are seeing continuous declines in membership, fewer people are volunteering and existing community groups are dominated by individuals over 40 as millennials and Gen Zers disengage at higher rates. As a result of this decline in social capital, our nation is very divided in the modern day. Fortunately, there is a way to reconnect with our community and do good work for our fellow man: go to church.
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During spring break in Finland, I spent over 24 hours riding public transit.
When a business starts outgrowing its basic cooling setup, the question almost always comes up: Do we need a cold room, or would an industrial refrigerator get the job done? On the surface, both seem to serve the same purpose — keep things cold, prevent spoilage, stay compliant. But the differences between the two run deep enough that making the wrong call can cost you in energy bills, operational limitations, and regulatory headaches for years to come.
Most seniors underestimate how much stuff they have accumulated over four years. But when college ends, boxes pile up, and suddenly a cross-country move feels a lot more real than it did in May. Whether heading to a new job in Austin, a grad program in Boston, or just starting fresh somewhere new, figuring out how to move everything without overpaying or losing your mind takes some planning.
Laserlite, a laser tag and arcade center located at 4505 E. Third St., is slated for closure on April 4 after 25 years in operation, according to the business’s Facebook page.
Here we are again. Another March without Indiana men's basketball in the NCAA tournament, watching teams like Purdue, Illinois and Michigan State make the Sweet 16 like it’s nothing.
A one-time voluntary retirement program that prohibited employees from defaming, disparaging or making negative statements about Indiana University will end in May 2026, according to an IU spokesperson.
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The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
The following is a press release written by Jennifer Warf.
Indiana baseball has consistently found ways to put runners on base this season. Capitalizing off those opportunities, however, has been the challenge.
