A Bloomington man was shot and killed early Wednesday near the Section 8 housing office.
Former Indiana women’s soccer players Chloe McKay and Megan Reinhardt were named assistant coaches, Head Coach Mick Lyon announced Monday.
Brian McCants has been named assistant coach for the Indiana men’s golf team, Head Coach Mike Mayer announced Tuesday.
Penn State University must pay $60 million in fines that will go toward an endowment for programs relating to child abuse and vacate all wins since 1998, as well has been hit with a four-year postseason ban, the NCAA announced Monday morning.
Here is analysis of Indiana football's 2012 opponents and how we think they will fare against the Hoosiers.
With the removal of the Joe Paterno statue from its pedestal outside Beaver Stadium Sunday morning, the tarnished legacy of the once-revered coach absorbed perhaps its final blow. But it’s not the pedestal that supported the statue we should be concerned with. We should be concerned with the pedestal Paterno The Man stood on.
This trend affecting college graduates who wish to support themselves with a career in the arts is explored in the 20-minute short “It’s Okay to Be Happy,” which is being filmed in Bloomington until July 28.
With 20,000 Facebook fans, a line of T-shirts and plans for a TV appearance, Lil Bub's owner Mike Bridavsky said he’s still amazed by the fan mail he receives.
Penguin Group, one of the world’s largest trade book publishers, finalized a deal Thursday to purchase Bloomington-based self-publishing company Author Solutions, Inc., for $116 million.
Detectives with the Bloomington Police Department are investigating an attempted murder after a homeless man was stabbed at about 1:39 a.m. Sunday on the sidewalk in front of Tracks at 415 E. Kirkwood Ave.
Those in the film industry have adjusted to the impact of this senseless act. Out of respect for the victims, Warner Bros. Pictures won’t release the overall revenue until after the weekend.
Past the small, white dog house collecting money at the front of Max’s Place, young children ran around in circles Thursday to the sound of a bass guitar, a ukulele and a kazoo.
Amidst the week full of lessons and events, Tuesday night will feature a silent film presentation of “The Phantom of the Opera,” accompanied by Dorothy Papadakos’ improvisation on the pipe organ.
Officers from the Bloomington Police Department were dispatched to IU Health Bloomington Hospital at about 1 a.m. Saturday after hospital staff reported a man had been hospitalized during a robbery.
Over the course of 23 years Best Buddies has expanded its presence to 50 countries. More than 700,000 members are involved worldwide.
A Bloomington man was arrested for child molestation at about 4:30 p.m. Saturday after the 12-year-old female alleged victim reported the crime to police.
Edward Bernstein, head of the printmaking department at the Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts at IU, will have his artwork, titled “Illuminata,” on display at the Barbican Centre in London. The artwork will be a part of “The River Thames, the Great Wall of China — Embrace the World,” an international juried exhibition in honor of the Summer Olympics.
At about 4:42 p.m. Saturday, Sgt. Dana Cole said officers responded to the intersection of East Sixth and North Lincoln streets after Tina Rogers, 44, allegedly removed her pants and urinated on the sidewalk.
The Indiana Department of Transportation’s Interstate 69 project is on schedule.
Not only is humor a way of mitigating the controversy and/or pain of a difficult subject (such as rape, death, 9/11, the Holocaust, etc.), it can illuminate how and why we feel a certain way about certain things, or highlight cultural prejudices and beliefs regarding a certain topic. That is what good humor does.
