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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: What readers can expect next semester

The IDS will print 7 regular issues next semester.

Indiana women’s basketball guard Lenée Beaumont undergoes surgery, out for the season

Beaumont did not play in any of the Hoosiers’ matchups this season.

A guide to addiction recovery and mental health resources in Monroe County

There are more than 10 treatment centers in Monroe County.

Cheryl Munson: A legacy woven into the heart of Monroe County

Indiana football lands former Wisconsin tight end Riley Nowakowski

Nowakowski became the Hoosiers’ seventh commitment out of the transfer portal.

Complaint against IU Kelley students, professor seeks over $2 billion in damages

The complaint surrounds business plans for a Puerto Rico-based golf resort.

Indiana football lands former Texas State defensive lineman Dominique Ratcliff

Ratcliff became the Hoosiers' sixth transfer portal addition.

Indiana football lands Brendan Franke, Mitch McCarthy out of transfer portal

The Hoosiers landed the two recruits Sunday.

How the Supreme Court’s decision on gender-affirming care could impact young Hoosiers

The Supreme Court’s decision on Tennessee’s gender-affirming care ban for minors could affect Hoosiers.

Sen. Yoder replaces minority leader Greg Taylor after sexual misconduct allegations

Yoder has represented Bloomington and much of Monroe County since 2020.

PHOTOS: Best of 2024

The IDS' best photos from the 2024 calendar year.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Hosts Public Meeting on Future Police Headquarters

The City of Bloomington invites residents to a public meeting on January 7 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Bloomington Police Department.

PRESS RELEASE: Notice of City of Bloomington Boards and Commissions Term Expiration

The City of Bloomington seeks residents to serve on various boards and commissions, with several terms set to expire in December and January.

Indiana men’s basketball’s Jakai Newton undergoes surgery, out indefinitely

Newton has played in three games for the Hoosiers this season.

Students, faculty decry fund cuts for Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity

Office of the Provost withdraws $200,000 in support.

Local government resources for people struggling with homelessness

Several government departments offer legal and rental assistance.

Indiana carries out first execution in 15 years

Seven inmates remain on Indiana’s death row.

These Bloomington businesses opened or closed in 2024

Staples and Party City will close in January.

Sexual battery reported at location near Dunn Meadow

There have been 14 sexual batteries reported to IUPD since Aug. 21.

‘Goode to be home’: Luke Goode’s roundabout journey to Indiana men’s basketball