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COLUMN: It’s time Vogue took risks again

Anna Wintour steps down as editor-in-chief of American Vogue after nearly four decades.

COLUMN: Everyday epigenetics: Lamarck, famine, and why flamingoes are pink

Epigenetics explains variation in Nature’s colors, human health, and long-term effects of environment.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Launches 2025 Sustainable Neighborhoods Grant

The City of Bloomington has opened applications for the 2025 Sustainable Neighborhoods Grant, a funding opportunity designed to support small-scale neighborhood projects that advance the goals of the City’s Climate Action Plan. 

Monroe County Fair set to open June 30 at the Monroe County Fairgrounds

The fair, which includes a carnival and musical performances, will run until July 6.

OPINION: How a running app and Instagram encouraged me to become a runner

For the past eight weeks I’ve explored running.

Stormlikes Review (2025): Is It a Safe & Legit?

Stormlikes Review 2025: Find out if Stormlikes is safe, legit for Instagram growth. Full review & verdict.

Bloomington Furniture Company announces closure, final sale

The store announced its closure on June 9.

COLUMN: 5 horror movies and shows to celebrate Summerween

Summerween fuses summer vacation with Halloween. 

IUPD becomes first unified higher education law enforcement agency accredited in US

IUPD was recognized for unified leadership and commitment to police accountability.

PRESS RELEASE: Hoosier Trails Council Welcomes Randy Saunders as New Scout Executive

The Hoosier Trails Council, Scouting America, has appointed Randy Saunders as its new Scout Executive, has appointed Randy Saunders as its new Scout Executive, overseeing the council's 18 counties in south-central Indiana, with over 130 active Scouting units and thousands of youth and volunteers, effective June 1, 2025.

OPINION: Gender-affirming healthcare is good, actually.

The anti-trans moral panic is rife with misinformation, and it was never about protecting kids. 

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Issues Notice of Default for Crawford Apartments, Reinforces Commitment to Supportive Housing

The City of Bloomington has issued a formal notice of default and suit regarding Title 16 health and safety violations to the property owners of Crawford Apartments, a Permanent Supportive Housing complex on Henderson Street designed to serve individuals experiencing street homelessness.

PRESS RELEASE: Buskirk-Chumley Theater Celebrates Fourth of July with BOGO Ticket Sale

This Fourth of July, the Buskirk-Chumley Theater is giving audiences something to cheer about with a Buy-One-Get-One FREE ticket offer on select upcoming events. From July 1 through July 7, use the promo code 4THOFJULY at checkout to receive a free ticket with the purchase of another. 

PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Fire Department Becomes Permanent Car Seat Fitting Station

The Bloomington Fire Department (BFD) is now the home of Monroe County’s first permanent station to fit child car seats in vehicles.

Some IU websites down as UITS changes host server

Chairman of Monroe County Democratic Party resigns

Samuel Ujdak said he is unable to serve the role with the necessary amount of commitment and clarity.

COLUMN: ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ is a nostalgic flight back home

DreamWorks newest live action remake captures all the heart of the original. 

OPINION: Home workouts can be better than the gym — here’s how I make them work

At home workouts are more efficient, comfortable and affordable.

COLUMN: 5 songs to add to your summer road trip playlist

These tunes will make long hours in the car fly by. 

COLUMN: ‘Materialists’ asks us to come to terms with love under capitalism

Celine Song’s second film is a commentary on the modern marketplace of dating.