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Indiana population grows 0.4% in 2023, Monroe County shrinks 0.2%

The state’s total population increased to 6.86 million people.

Republican Jim Banks’ Senate run to focus on security and defense

The U.S. Representative aims to represent Indiana in the U.S. Senate.

Democrat Marc Carmichael offers progressive approach in campaign for U.S. Senate

Carmichael announced he would run to represent Indiana in the U.S. Senate in June 2023.

Former Indiana men’s basketball guard CJ Gunn transfers to DePaul

Gunn appeared in 29 games this past season for the Hoosiers.

UPDATED: Former Indiana men’s basketball forward Payton Sparks transfers to Ball State

Sparks started his career with the Cardinals before spending one year in Bloomington.

Indiana men’s basketball forward Kaleb Banks enters transfer portal

The sophomore appeared in 21 games this season.

OPINION: What do you mean these are my best years?

Only you have the power to decide what your “college experience” means.

PRESS RELEASE: Monroe County Democratic Party To Host Candidates And Comedy Youth Voter Forum

The Monroe County Democratic Party will hold a candidate forum and comedy event targeted toward youth voters on March 20, 2024.

PRESS RELEASE: David Hittle to Lead City's Planning and Transportation Department

Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson appointed David Hittle as the Department of Planning and Transportation’s Director, contingent on the approval of Plan Commission.

PRESS RELEASE: The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce’s Inaugural Business in Local Government

On Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024, the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its inaugural Business in Local Government.

PRESS RELEASE: BLOOMINGTON ANNOUNCES GEOHUB GEOSPATIAL PORTAL

PRESS RELEASE: SPRING CLEANUP SCHEDULED AT CITY'S ROSE HILL AND WHITE OAK CEMETERIES

Parks and Recreation will conduct routine spring cleanups of Rose Hill Cemetery, 1100 W. Fourth St., and White Oak Cemetery, 1200 W. Seventh St., beginning in late March, as weather permits.

London-based Academy of St Martin in the Fields orchestra to perform March 26

The performance will be led by music director and Bloomington native Joshua Bell.

Indiana softball drops two straight to No. 10 Florida, leaves Sunshine State 3-2

The Hoosiers find themselves 22-6 on the season before heading into Big Ten play

Gov. Eric Holcomb vetoes bill defining antisemitism

Holcomb vetoed House Bill 1002 after changes removed antisemitism examples.

Indiana football defensive lineman Philip Blidi enters transfer portal

Blidi started 11 games last season.

COLUMN: A reminder to celebrate and praise all women’s college basketball athletes on the court

Though there are many great players, commentators focus solely on Iowa’s Caitlin Clark.

PRESS RELEASE: Thomson Names Kerr as Permanent Fire Chief

Mayor Kerry Thomson named Roger Kerr as the Chief of the Bloomington Fire Department.

PRESS RELEASE: CITY OF BLOOMINGTON INVITES RESIDENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS TO ATTEND THE 2ND ANNUAL BIKE TO EARTH DAY EVENT AT SWITCHYARD PARK

The City of Bloomington is excited to announce the 2nd Annual Bike to Earth Day Event at Switchyard Park on April 20, 2024 from 1:00-5:00pm.

PRESS RELEASE: Switchyard Park Receives 2024 Great Lakes Park Award for Groundbreaking Design and Accessibility Initiatives

Switchyard Park was recognized Feb. 27 by the Great Lakes Park Training Institute (GLPTI) with a Great Lakes Park Award at the GLPTI's annual conference in Angola, Ind.