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Reel Talk: Viewers will have to bite the bullet to watch Winchester

"Winchester" fails to deliver on its promise of a horror movie based on a true story.

IU to end access to email through Umail accounts

Students using their Umail email will need to update their address by March 19.

13 arrests made in months-long opioid ring investigation

Five suspects are still wanted in relation to an opioid ring bust in Bloomington.

Former IU journalism professor receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Thom received the award from the Indianapolis Library Foundation.

COLUMN: Devonte Green should start for the rest of the season

Newkirk's benching has been long overdue.

Indiana representatives pass bill changing handgun license requirements

The bill eliminates a fee for a lifetime carry permit.

IU stifles Rutgers for second road win of season

IU limited Rutgers to just 43 points in Monday’s win. 

IU participates in national RecycleMania contest

Faculty and staff are optimistic that IU will do well in the sustainability competition.

IU rolls over Marquette and Cleveland State

Women's tennis is off to its best start since the 2012-2013 season. 

EDITORIAL: Kentucky's Medicaid requirements hurt more than help

Kentucky's medicaid work requirements are unfair to the poor.

Registered sex offender arrested on charge of misconduct with minor

A Greene County man was arrested Friday for sexual misconduct with a minor.

COLUMN: New restrictions on releasing parolees to Monroe County are immoral

Not releasing parolees to Monroe County unless they have ties to the area hurts the disadvantaged

Five things to know about Rutgers

The Scarlet Knights are in last in the Big Ten and in the midst of a five-game losing streak.

COLUMN: Weekly Takes

Opinions from the Editorial Board

Monday Rundown: Student-run drag show, IU Board of Trustees, IUWBB wins, On-campus food sales unaffected by new tax

Everything you need to know for Monday, Feb. 5. 

Man reports roommate’s Xbox and TV stolen

 Police said they found no signs of forced entry.

Hoosiers nearly get shut out twice at home to conference opponents

Three different Hoosiers picked up wins over the weekend, but nearly everyone else struggled to put any points on the board.

Me too: My story of acceptance, strength and change

Bloomington Blotter: Unknown substances, missing persons and counterfeit bills

Police responded to reports of counterfeit bills, theft and a missing person this weekend.

Indiana becomes second state with Medicaid work requirement

Kentucky received similar approval from the federal government three weeks before Friday's announcement.