Hoosier Hills Food Bank will have its 15th annual Soup Bowl Benefit 5 p.m. Sunday at the Monroe County Convention Center.
Fresno’s police department has launched an internal affairs investigation into a video-recorded arrest of a homeless man who was beaten by one officer while another restrained him.
The collision between U.S. and Russian communication satellites this week – the first such crash in space – has created speeding clouds of debris that threaten other unmanned spacecraft in nearby orbits, Russian officials and experts said Thursday.
Beijing lawyer Ying Guohua is heading to the United States on a shopping trip, looking not for designer clothes or jewelry, but for a $1 million home in New York City or Los Angeles.
Coming to movie theaters near you: “Candy Land: The Movie.”
An imposter has been making some interesting purchases with my credit card number.
I know it’s college, and I know that many people stumble across the Democratic Party because it’s the “thing to do.”
Speaking this past Sunday at the Grammy Awards ceremony, Neil Portnow, President of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, proclaimed the cultural and economic value of the arts, insisting “it’s time that we acknowledge that fact with the creation of a cabinet position of Secretary of the Arts to promote and develop this vital contribution to society everywhere.”
Swimming superstar Michael Phelps was caught on camera apparently smoking weed from a bong in a photo released last week.
The melodious country tunes of four-time Grammy award-winning star Lyle Lovett and the folk lyrics of the critically acclaimed John Hiatt will unite when the duo perform an acoustic show at 8 p.m. Sunday, at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
To honor the memory of longtime professor Irving Katz, cantor Natasha Hirschhorn will perform at IU on Sunday.
Scandalous love affairs, sensual seduction and domineering female characters describe the scenes of two one-act performances opening this weekend at the John Waldron Arts Center.
The Atomic Age Cinema series is the only of its kind in Bloomington, offering an interactive throwback films for children and adults every Saturday at The Cinemat.
The Hoosiers were dominated after coming from behind to send their match against Michigan State into overtime. For more coverage online, check out Above the Rim or see tomorrow's print version of the IDS.
The Democrat-controlled House Public Policy Committee passed a bill to ban smokingin public places on a 7-5 party-line vote. The bill will now be sent to the full House for consideration.
Christian illusionist Brock Gill dazzled students Wednesday night at the IU Auditorium by mixing illusion with spirituality.
The NAACP has aimed to ensure equality and eliminate racial discrimination for a century now. The organization commemorates its 100th anniversary today.
Even on his 200th birthday, Abraham Lincoln is fresh in the minds of Hoosiers. While the country celebrates the bicentennial of a beloved president, the day takes on a special meaning for Indiana residents.
A new IU program, LEAD IU, combines all these stages of the transition into college by teaching students the importance of leadership.
Junior Samantha Hutt knew she wanted to study abroad in the Middle East, but she wanted more than the typical IU program. Hutt is the first IU student to spend a semester studying in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
