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Thursday tornado warning rightly issued, yet posed no immediate threat to Bloomington

The tornado warning Thursday lasted about 15 minutes.

Smith shows flashes of high-level play as IU men’s basketball season continues

Smith’s career-high points total came during last season’s game at Minnesota.

Q&A: New autobiographical play explores predation, power, childhood

The play defamiliarizes predatory behavior in order to show how it happens.

COLUMN: Luxury clothing brands lack cultural awareness

Clothing brands need diversity to enhance cultural awareness and end discrimination.

COLUMN: This Indiana bill seeks to deter illegal school bus passing

New legislation would increase penalties against drivers that illegally pass stopped school buses.  

IU Cadet Program teaching, preparing students since 1972

The applications to become a cadet close Feb. 28.

Three things to know for IU women's basketball at Michigan

The Hoosiers will look for their second win against the Wolverines this season. 

Man arrested for alleged sexual assault in a port-a-potty

Police were called Tuesday evening to Wheeler Mission Center for Men.

COLUMN: Plasma donation companies exploit college students

Many students are forced to choose between selling their blood and going hungry.

Holcomb appointed to American Workforce Policy Advisory Board

The board will develop plans to modernize the workforce for employers and job applicants.

COLUMN: "Refridgerdating" is a fad soon to pass

The Samsung-created dating service is nothing but a sad marketing attempt.

Singer-songwriter Todd Snider performs at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater

Snider's dog, Cowboy Jim, accompanied him on stage for part of the show.

State of the Black Community addresses racial disparity, offers solutions

Housing, jobs, education and criminal justice issues were addressed.

Bloomington activist Vauhxx Booker to run for city council

Booker, 35, is running for one of three Bloomington City Council at-large seats.

Jill Lees ‘excited’ to return to IU, take on IUPD chief role

Lees graduated from the IU Police Academy in 1994.

LETTER: Column on transgender ban by IDS opinion editor worse than actual ban

Lawsuit challenges state RFRA ‘fix’, Bloomington ordinance

The suit is set to be decided in June.

COLUMN: Wealth inequality is a disease, but there is a cure

We need to act quickly to solve income inequality.

2003 film 'The Room' to screen at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater

The movie is widely viewed as one of the worst films of all time.

Bloomington band Spice Cowboy to release first EP at upcoming performance

“Wild Wild Midwest” comes after one year of writing, recording and mixing.