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City Council introduces proposed parcel annexation west of Bloomington

By Will Tallackson · Thursday, Dec. 4 6:34 p.m.

Residents argue a Cory Drive annexation could worsen flooding and pedestrian safety.

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Bloomington controller to leave office, former county councilmember will take her place

By Natalia Nelson · Thursday, Dec. 4 6:12 p.m.

Mayor Kerry Thomson announced the change in leadership Thursday.

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Indiana House Republicans introduce redistricting map proposal, Democrats respond

By Grace Fridy · Tuesday, Dec. 2 9:28 a.m.

House Republicans revealed a proposed new map Monday.

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More MCCSC 3rd graders held back under new state law

By Elizabeth Schuth · Monday, Dec. 1 8:31 p.m.

IREAD results are in for MCCSC: 19 students will be held back next year.

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UPDATE: Monroe County no longer on travel advisory

By Molly Gregory · Monday, Dec. 1 7:15 p.m.

The National Weather Service forecasts 1-4 inches of snow.

‘No Contract, No Coffee’: Bloomington Starbucks workers join national strike

By Ian Collier · Saturday, Nov. 29 5:01 p.m.

A Bloomington Starbucks closed Friday after an employee walkout and strike.

Congressional redistricting revived at Indiana statehouse

By Jack Forrest · Tuesday, Nov. 25 3:38 p.m.

The Indiana Senate will reconvene Dec. 8.

City releases housing and homelessness report addressing development and affordability

By Grace Fridy · Sunday, Nov. 23 3:52 p.m.

In 2025, 305 people experienced homelessness on a single night in Monroe County.

Volunteers say the plot of land has housed camps for decades. In 15 days, it’ll be cleared

By Emerson Elledge · Sunday, Nov. 23 7 a.m.

The City of Bloomington issued an eviction notice for the encampment for Dec. 8.

‘Still just as delicious’: Darn Good Soup officially returns to Bloomington

By Amogh Belgal · Thursday, Nov. 20 8:04 p.m.

Darn Good Soup closed its doors five years ago.

'What are they hiding?’: Free speech group criticizes IU with billboard campaign

By Kendall Geller · Thursday, Nov. 20 11:48 a.m.

A Bloomington billboard reads: “Indiana University covered up the truth. What are they hiding?”

United Way, Big Brothers Big Sisters cutting costs in shared office space

By Will Tallackson · Thursday, Nov. 20 9:59 a.m.

The nonprofits consolidated their offices to cut costs and redirect funding to community programs.

MCCSC to lose more than $30 million in funding over next 5 years

By Elizabeth Schuth · Wednesday, Nov. 19 5:20 p.m.

The loss is due to Senate Enrolled Act 1.

Darn Good Soup set to return Thursday after 5 years

By Amogh Belgal · Wednesday, Nov. 19 11:54 a.m.

The soup will be sold at Chocolate Moose as part of a new partnership.

Residents respond to 5 demolished homes in Green Acres neighborhood

By Grace Fridy · Tuesday, Nov. 18 11:06 a.m.

As Green Acres houses are demolished, the neighborhood association is working to revitalize community.

Ellettsville, Richland Township advance reorganization talks, outline tax impacts

By Madelyn Hanes · Monday, Nov. 17 6:10 p.m.

The Ellettsville and Richland Township boards met Friday to discuss the proposal.

PODCAST: Retired faculty press Chancellor Reingold on emeriti rights

By Elakai Anela and Jonathan Soco · Monday, Nov. 17 11:23 a.m.

Plus a lecturer was removed after an intellectual diversity complaint.

Indiana senators reject calls for state redistricting

By Jonathan Frey · Friday, Nov. 14 5:31 p.m.

State Republicans announced Friday they would not move forward with redistricting amid national push.

Community, city councilmembers discuss housing reforms for Bloomington

By Mia Lehmkuhl · Thursday, Nov. 13 12:19 p.m.

Bloomington City Council and community members gathered Wednesday to discuss housing attainability. UDO policy proposals are expected early next year.

As SNAP recipients face uncertainty, Bloomington locals and organizations step in to help

By Ian Collier · Tuesday, Nov. 11 9:19 p.m.

Bloomington residents have helped SNAP recipients with everything from fresh eggs to free records.

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City Council introduces proposed parcel annexation west of Bloomington

Bloomington controller to leave office, former county councilmember will take her place

Indiana House Republicans introduce redistricting map proposal, Democrats respond

More MCCSC 3rd graders held back under new state law

UPDATE: Monroe County no longer on travel advisory

‘No Contract, No Coffee’: Bloomington Starbucks workers join national strike

Congressional redistricting revived at Indiana statehouse

City releases housing and homelessness report addressing development and affordability

Volunteers say the plot of land has housed camps for decades. In 15 days, it’ll be cleared

‘Still just as delicious’: Darn Good Soup officially returns to Bloomington

'What are they hiding?’: Free speech group criticizes IU with billboard campaign

United Way, Big Brothers Big Sisters cutting costs in shared office space

MCCSC to lose more than $30 million in funding over next 5 years

Darn Good Soup set to return Thursday after 5 years

Residents respond to 5 demolished homes in Green Acres neighborhood

Ellettsville, Richland Township advance reorganization talks, outline tax impacts

PODCAST: Retired faculty press Chancellor Reingold on emeriti rights

Indiana senators reject calls for state redistricting

Community, city councilmembers discuss housing reforms for Bloomington

As SNAP recipients face uncertainty, Bloomington locals and organizations step in to help

Meet the members of IU’s Board of Trustees

‘2 giants clashing’: Indiana football seeks redemption in Big Ten championship vs. Ohio State

Indiana women’s basketball falls to No. 10 Iowa State 106-95

UPDATE: Monroe County no longer on travel advisory

COLUMN: It’s disappointing, but Indiana women’s basketball can learn from Iowa State loss