Humane Association raises money with Spirits
Julie Warren and Jennifer Cassidy sipped chocolate-flavored drinks in the distillery room of Cardinal Spirits Monday evening — a little “hair of the dog” to support dogs in Bloomington.
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Julie Warren and Jennifer Cassidy sipped chocolate-flavored drinks in the distillery room of Cardinal Spirits Monday evening — a little “hair of the dog” to support dogs in Bloomington.
The Hoosier Environmental Council plans to use public opinion to halt House Bill 1082, which passed the Indiana House 64-33 last week.
A bill limiting Indiana’s environmental regulations has passed in committee and will move on to the House of Representatives for consideration.
The Bloomington Community Orchard celebrated its year of fruitful work with rhubarb and chai pie in the Harmony School Gymnasium on Sunday evening.
In the wake of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, and Bloomington’s 2015 water quality report, attorney Ken Nunn and activist Erin Brockovich expressed concern about the safety of Bloomington’s water.
Bloomington residents brainstormed ways to make sustainable living easier at Wednesday’s Green Drinks meeting in the Banquet Facility of Upland Brewing Company.
More than three months after first reports came out, this year’s pumpkin shortage is becoming known on campus.
Some IU students will receive a nighttime visit from the police after turning the volume up a notch too far. But how well that visit turns out is usually up to the tenant.
President Obama celebrated job growth and citizenship and announced a new national effort to cure cancer in his final State of the Union address Tuesday night.
Kilroy’s Bar & Grill in downtown Indianapolis went viral after a New Year’s Eve customer posted a scathing review to the restaurant’s Facebook wall.
Freedom Indiana is planning meetings across the state to boost support to add protections for gender and sexual minorities to Indiana’s existing civil rights legislation.
The Bloomington Common Council unanimously passed an ordinance yesterday evening to protect gender and sexual minorities from discrimination.
Local and regional Planned Parenthood supporters have responded with frustration to the Senate’s passage of a bill to partially defund the organization.
Sometimes it seems like Marvel uses its Netflix presence to remind us how human some of its heroes are — not the shiny, caped crusaders in the theaters, but the ones who operate without million-dollar budgets or government-funded technology.
In the Monroe County Public Library auditorium, members of the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana collected the names and emails of lecture attendees — right before a panel on technology’s effects on privacy rights encouraged the listeners not to give out personal information when prompted.
In the two weeks since the Indiana Senate proposed Bill 100 concerning LGBT civil rights, political organizations released a bevy of criticisms.
Kelley Benham French’s end-of-class survey includes one unusual question: “Are you allergic to any animals?”
Cheryl Underwood addresses the Bloomington Common Council, ending a nearly decade-long battle over a zoning ordinance during the City Council meeting Wednesday evening at City Hall.
The Bloomington Common Council approved a re-zoning ordinance from 2007 during Wednesday night’s meeting, years after a homeowner’s lawsuit ignited a long legal battle.
LGBT rally members put a face to nondiscrimination action at the Indiana Statehouse on Tuesday afternoon.