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Official Gov. Daniels portrait unveiled

The portrait, which was revealed by first lady Cheri Daniels and Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman, will become part of the governor’s portrait collection maintained by the Indiana State Museum, also in Indianapolis, according to a press release.

Bloomington police pursuing check fraud suspect

The suspect is described as a black male with tattoos along his neck and hands. The man walked into German American Bank, 504 N. College Ave., and cashed two checks, one valued at $1,900 and the other at $1,700, BPD Detective Sgt. John Kovach said.

Green initiative conserves 7 million gallons of water

IU saved 7.77 million gallons of water during the Million Gallon Challenge, which began Sept. 1.

BFC discusses preparation to revamp advising programs

The Bloomington Faculty Council expects to be involved in two initiatives currently underway at IU: the revamping of academic and career advising and the restructuring of general education requirements.

Kenney, Latham near IU Commitment

Following decommitments over the last 36 hours from two longtime targets, it appears the Hoosiers are set to land two significant football recruits.

Look to the sky

It's time for a little lesson in misconceptions of astronomical proportions.

How to pull an all-nighter

For Mohsin Mukhtar, sleep-deprivation is typical.

Five star fourth meals

How to make Daniel Orr's healthy snacks.

The Hunger Diaries

A veteran driver dishes on his fast, often freaky deliveries.

The ABCs of night safety

How to stay safe at night.

Throw a party. Better.

Classy or trashy? We give both options to throw the best party ever.

A beautiful distraction

An artist uses night to find light in the darkness

Dusk to Dawn

Man beaten unconscious on S. Winslow Court

Bloomington police responded early Sunday to a report of a man being attacked by a group of at least three others.

Grant to prepare students for college

Indiana universities will receive $36,000 from the “Core to College” grant, funds intended to establish relationships between higher and K-12 education.

The night shift

A sophomore and her son are growing up together.

Animal shelter needs 300 adopts in next three weeks

In order for the City of Bloomington Animal Shelter to receive a $100,000 grant, more than 300 cats and dogs must be adopted from the facility within the next three weeks.

Pence leads Gregg, Boneham

Third quarter campaign finance reports were due at noon Monday, and Republican gubernatorial candidate Rep. Mike Pence, R-6th District, lead the pack with more than $2.9 million raised.

2 meningitis deaths confirmed in Ind.

There have now been two deaths and 28 documented cases of fungal meningitis in Indiana linked to epidural steroid injections, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Elinor, Vincent Ostrom remembered at celebration

Nine professors and administrators from around the world contributed vignettes and remarks during a celebration of the lives of Elinor Ostrom and her husband, Vincent.