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'You feel, sometimes, isolated': Su Casa helps Seymour's Latino immigrants find community

By Natalia Nelson · Monday, April 13 10:32 p.m.

Founded in 1999, Su Casa serves about 1,600 households.

El hombre de música: Un hombre de Seymour crea communidad para migrantes con música

By Elizabeth Schuth · Thursday, April 9 3:28 p.m.

Jacobo Arma José Felipe comparta su pasión por la música.

The music man: Seymour man creates community for migrants through music

By Elizabeth Schuth · Thursday, April 9 3:16 p.m.

Jacobo Arma José Felipe shares his love of music.

An IU junior is suing Indiana for the right to use student IDs to vote. What do students think?

By Emerson Elledge · Thursday, April 2 8:07 p.m.

Josh Montagne joined nonpartisan advocacy groups Count Us In and Women4Change Indiana as a plaintiff.

Monroe County clerk, prosecutor candidates talk vote centers, registration, marijuana at panel in Bloomington

By Jonathan Frey · Tuesday, March 31 11:24 a.m.

Five candidates for the two positions debated platforms and hurdles at Tri-North Middle School.

Inside Seymour's only quinceañera boutique

By Natalia Nelson · Monday, March 30 4:32 p.m.

Nadia Herrera opened the shop in May 2024.

Ransomware attack crashes Jackson County Sheriff's Office computer systems

By Ella Curlin · Friday, March 27 5 a.m.

The department computer network is still offline.

Indiana House, county commissioner candidates field affordability, ICE cooperation questions

By Natalia Nelson · Monday, March 23 11:54 p.m.

The League of Women Voters of Bloomington-Monroe County hosted the forum.

Want to vote in Indiana's upcoming primary? Here's how to register

By Emerson Elledge · Monday, March 23 11:06 p.m.

Voters can register digitally and in person.

Advocates worry new state immigration law will create 'culture of fear' at IU

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Saturday, March 14 6:55 p.m.

Senate Enrolled Act 76 will prohibit IU from limiting immigration law enforcement.

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

By Natalia Nelson · Thursday, March 12 4:39 p.m.

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

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

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Friday, March 6 2:40 p.m.

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

How Bloomington organizations are using Downtown Outreach grants

By Elizabeth Schuth · Tuesday, March 3 10:14 p.m.

Bloomington opened 2026 Downtown Outreach grant applications.

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

By Natalia Nelson · Tuesday, March 3 7:45 p.m.

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

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Monday, March 2 9:25 p.m.

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

By Natalia Nelson · Monday, March 2 11:11 a.m.

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

MCCSC weighs options for old Herald-Times building, gives quarterly financial report

By Mia Lehmkuhl · Wednesday, Feb. 25 8 a.m.

The board discussed the former Herald-Times building and provided a quarterly financial report Tuesday.

Residents left uninjured after Bloomington’s west side ravaged by EF2 tornado

By Jonathan Frey and Chloe Oden · Friday, Feb. 20 6:52 p.m.

No Monroe County residents were killed or seriously injured by the Thursday night storm.

SCENES: Bloomington residents seek shelter in storm

By Gabby Rogers · Friday, Feb. 20 5:02 p.m.

Severe weather hit Bloomington on Thursday night. This is how some residents managed the storm.

How Senate Bill 199 could affect IU degree programs

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Friday, Feb. 20 11:40 a.m.

Senate Bill 199 would put low earning degrees in Indiana on the chopping block.

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