Lesamarie Hacker, Ms. Wheelchair 2017, spoke to the Kiwanis Club of Bloomington Thursday about her goals for her platform.
The newest NRA ad continues to deepen America’s social and cultural divisions, displays an astonishing amount of hypocrisy and, for some, may even inspire them to violence.
The BPD responded to at least 15 overdoses in the Bloomington area on Friday, most of which were spice overdoses. Two men were also arrested for dealing controlled substances.
Jerome Adams, a former IU School of Medicine graduate student and Indiana's state health commissioner, has been appointed by President Trump to be the U.S. surgeon general.
Glorifying pale skin is pointless, harmful and hurts young girl’s self-esteem—and it needs to be stopped.
If not for people’s general well-being, Republicans must consider the exposure of hospitals to the risk of closing and the cost to the State and its residents should Medicaid be cut.
Emo band Floating Teeth will play the Bishop Monday night.
IU sends swimmers to World Championships in Budapest
Kirsten Dunst and Nicole Kidman star in this Civil War period piece.
After four solid seasons in the NBA, Oladipo has Hoosiers everywhere welcoming him back.
Both IU equestrian clubs share a love for horses.
IU locked up four three-star 2018 football commitments, three from the state of Illinois, within the past two weeks.
Netflix's new series follows the "Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling."
IDS Reports Daniel Messel's appeal against the state of Indiana for his conviction for murdering IU student Hannah Wilson was denied in a ruling on Thursday. Judge John G.
As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, celebrations will begin the weekend before around Bloomington.
Hollywood movies make a lot of money. But they don't make any sense.
Reid will leave you wanting more.
The event will include selected songs from Vangelis, Tangerine Dream and Giorgio Moroder.
We need a drug policy that reduces dependency, violent crime and minimizes risks to public health, but what Jeff Sessions wants isn't it.
Widespread access to preventative care and abortion services has been empirically proven to lower the rate of unplanned pregnancies and abortions over time.
