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Bloomington engineers seeking public feedback on Indiana Avenue safety redesign

Officials said the Indiana Avenue stretch us one of the most dangerous in Bloomington.

Big changes downtown: What to know about the convention center expansion

Construction is expected to be completed by 2027.

Gov. Braun urges Indiana schools, universities to support groups like TPUSA

It's the latest move in an increasingly entwined relationship between state leaders and TPUSA.

Hope and fear in IU’s Iranian community: ‘People just need to know what's going on’

The United States and Israel began attacks on Iran on Feb. 28.

A friend's fowl: Meet Sumi, the emotional support chicken

Friend's Place case manager and team leader Erica Alvey raised Sumi.

Bloomington gets $50k grant to protect ash trees

Bloomington received $50,000 to manage emerald ash borer damage and restore its urban canopy.

Podcast: Indiana legislative session ends, Cignetti’s contract updated

Democratic candidates for Bloomington's State House seat participate in public forum

Candidates discussed environmental protections, school choice, Indiana's Republican supermajority and more.

Bloomington City Council passes Flock limits resolution, delays considering housing ordinance

The council unanimously passed its Flock resolution and postponed further consideration of an affordable housing ordinance Wednesday.

Monroe County under flood watch until Thursday afternoon. Here's how to stay safe

Monroe County could get up to seven inches of cumulative rainfall this week.

How Bloomington organizations are using Downtown Outreach grants

Bloomington opened 2026 Downtown Outreach grant applications.

Bloomington’s District 61 faces a rare primary match-up: Where the candidates stand

 Lilliana Young is challenging incumbent Matt Pierce for the District 61 seat.

Legislative wrap up: 10 moves made by the Indiana Statehouse in the 2026 session

Indiana's short legislative session included over 500 proposed bills and ended Feb. 27.

How one Seymour man helps people get a taste of home

Luis Mancel Morales sells about 270 pounds of fresh tortillas a week.

Podcast: IU spends $1.3 million on snow removal

Bloomington man arrested, facing preliminary charges after fatal crash

The crash occurred Feb. 25 southwest of Bloomington.

A tornado destroyed her home last year. Bloomington's recent twister displaced her again

After the tornado damaged some Economy Inn apartments, she became homeless.

IU Health files lawsuit against healthcare tech company following 2024 data breach

A 2024 cyberattack against Change Healthcare impacted numerous healthcare providers, including IU Health.

Monroe County prosecutor candidates debate marijuana policy, ICE enforcement

Erika Oliphant and Benjamin Arrington are running in the race.

Former Bloomington Nissan manager charged with possession of child pornography

Christopher Perantoni was arrested Feb. 24 and pleaded not guilty.