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What medical offices in Bloomington accept Medicaid?

By Emerson Elledge · Tuesday, Feb. 17 1:20 p.m.

Here are six medical facilities in Bloomington that accept Medicaid.

Bloomington receives $1.44 million USDOT street safety grant

By Elizabeth Schuth · Tuesday, Feb. 17 11:27 a.m.

Bloomington will use the grant to improve overall street safety.

‘A life of service’: Leon Gordon steps into Perry Township Trustee position

By Madelyn Hanes · Monday, Feb. 16 11:09 a.m.

Gordon was selected for the position Jan. 31 through a vacancy caucus.

Podcast: Bloomington Faculty Council passes resolution urging IU to remove CBP event listings

By Annabel Prokopy and Jonathan Soco · Monday, Feb. 16 8:53 a.m.

Southern Indiana-based Bender Lumber acquired by R.P. Lumber

By Natalie Chan · Sunday, Feb. 15 2 p.m.

Bender Lumber was founded in 1931 in Bloomington.

Poindexter expands from traditional coffee shop to coffee-and-bar scene

By Natalie Chan · Sunday, Feb. 15 9 a.m.

Poindexter blends study space and bar scene with a freshly renovated bar.

Bloomington’s Black Market blends entrepreneurship, history and civic engagement

By Kendall Geller · Saturday, Feb. 14 5:39 p.m.

The annual event commemorated the 1968 firebombing of Bloomington’s original Black Market.

Love in Bloom: Meet 8 IU faculty couples

By Sofía Rodríguez · Saturday, Feb. 14 1:59 p.m.

Faculty couples share their Valentine's Day traditions.

Bloomington takes closer look at Hopewell neighborhood, new police HQ Thursday

By Madelyn Hanes · Saturday, Feb. 14 11:19 a.m.

The event was held at Bloomington City Hall on Thursday.

Indiana Supreme Court denies Bloomington attempt to annex two west side areas

By Grace Fridy · Wednesday, Feb. 11 1:07 p.m.

Bloomington has tried to annex parts of Monroe County since 2017.

Bloomington Faculty Council urges IU to stop ‘providing a platform’ for DHS, ICE

By Emerson Elledge · Tuesday, Feb. 10 10:10 p.m.

The council passed a resolution related to DHS career events on IU’s events calendar.

‘We’re turning people away': Bill looks to ban public sleeping, but shelters are full

By Natalia Nelson · Tuesday, Feb. 10 8:13 p.m.

Senate Bill 285 would make it a misdemeanor to sleep on public land, but many Bloomington shelters are already at capacity.

IU launches newsroom to boost Southern Indiana coverage, student opportunities

By Zoe Reed · Tuesday, Feb. 10 6:18 p.m.

IU’s new program will pay up to 15 reporters per semester covering local communities.

Fluoride is back in Bloomington's water: Why it left and how it returned

By Elizabeth Schuth · Tuesday, Feb. 10 10:33 a.m.

After a water tank break in 2019, fluoride was restored.

Family-run Don Chuy Mexican restaurant set to open in Ellettsville in March

By Natalie Chan · Sunday, Feb. 8 9 a.m.

Don Chuy is a family-owned Mexican Restaurant preparing to open in March.

IU student charged with battery of Uber driver in incident recorded, shared online

By Grace Fridy · Saturday, Feb. 7 1:19 p.m.

IU student Abigail Ye was charged with battery resulting in injury.

3rd person dies after January house fire investigated as arson in Bloomington

By Ian Collier · Friday, Feb. 6 10:30 p.m.

Paula Anderson died Feb. 4 from injuries sustained in the January house fire.

Former EPA administrators reflect on work at IU Maurer event

By Sofía Rodríguez · Friday, Feb. 6 4:46 p.m.

Gina McCarthy and Janet McCabe reflect on their careers.

'Something bad is going to happen': Monroe County jail faces April ACLU deadline

By Madelyn Hanes · Friday, Feb. 6 7 a.m.

The jail was first subject to legal action in 2008.

'This is how we are leading': MCCSC reports more fiscal stability amid SEA 1 cuts

By Mia Lehmkuhl · Thursday, Feb. 5 11:53 p.m.

The announcement came during the school corporation's State of Our Schools address.

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