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IU students start Semester in LA as parts of the city burn

The semester in LA program is mostly unaffected by the recent fires.

Indiana women’s basketball signees Makalusky, Caffey earn McDonald’s All-American nominations

Both Makalusky and Caffey will join the Hoosiers for the 2025-26 season.

Circle K employee robbed at gunpoint, suspects at large

Two suspects reportedly stole cigarettes and money from the cash register.

Approvals lined up for convention center expansion design; name to be final by March

The board next meets Feb. 19.

Indiana Senate environmental bills to watch

The bills could considerably impact Bloomington’s environmental protocols.

Indiana women’s basketball hosts Illinois on Thursday as USC matchup looms

The Hoosiers enter at 12-4 and 4-1 in conference matchups so far this season.

Who has Gov. Mike Braun appointed to head state agencies so far?

Gov. Braun appointed over 20 individuals.

COLUMN: 10 original films to look forward to in 2025

In a sequel-heavy year, here are some distinctive movies coming to break the mold. 

The Grunwald Gallery will present new work starting Jan. 17

The Grunwald Gallery of Art will present two new bodies of work beginning Jan. 17.

COLUMN: Pamela Anderson is a revelation in ‘The Last Showgirl’

Gia Coppola’s film is an imperfect, but earnest, look at working-class America.

Standing for Peace: The quiet persistence of Bloomington’s locals

5 things you may have missed over winter break

These stories recap noteworthy Bloomington events that took place while students were on break.

OPINION: Tree borders: a simple way to help farms and the environment

Tree borders help with soil health and reduce the need for pesticides.

Bloomington metered parking free through at least Sunday

The city decided to make it free due to the heavy snowfall around meters.

Indiana women’s basketball adds former WNBA assistant coach to staff

Paul Miller comes to Bloomington after a pair of seasons with the Indiana Fever.

OPINION: What America does not understand about the murder of Brian Thompson

Americans’ celebratory reactions to the murder demonstrate a concerning attitude.

Child labor, digging and a tax cut: Indiana laws now in effect you should know about

Each law took effect on Jan. 1.

COLUMN: Creative hobbies to explore this year

Let’s create more and consume less in 2025.

PRESS RELEASE: Connect with City Leaders at District 1 Traveling Town Hall, Feb. 3

Mayor Kerry Thomson invites residents to Traveling Town Hall on Monday, Feb. 3, at Summit Elementary, 1450 W Countryside Lane.

Stay Connected Abroad: Tech Tips for Study Abroad Success

Embarking on a study abroad adventure is thrilling, but staying in touch with loved ones and accessing academic resources can be a challenging exercise.