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The story of Republican gubernatorial candidate Jamie Reitenour

Reitenour’s story and campaign link to her priorities in faith and family.

Where to park in Bloomington during the total eclipse

This guide will tell you where, when and how to park in Bloomington on the day of the eclipse.

Malik Reneau to remain with Indiana men’s basketball for junior season

Reneau was second on the team in points this season with 15.4 per game.

Acclaimed musician John Mellencamp to perform at Ball State’s Emens Auditorium, March 22

The Muncie performance marks Mellencamp’s “Live and in Person 2024” tour’s 10th performance.

PRESS RELEASE: MCHA Receives Donation of over 33,000 lbs. of Pet Food and Supplies to Assist Local Families and Their Pets

Monroe County Humane Association (MCHA) is thrilled to announce the arrival of a 33,600 lb. donation of pet food and supplies.

PRESS RELEASE: CITY INVITES RESIDENTS TO APPLY FOR 2024 RESIDENT-LED TRAFFIC CALMING PROGRAM

The City of Bloomington 2024 Resident-Led Traffic Calming grant program is now open.

Indiana rowing won 16 of 21 races big at Oak Ridge Cardinal Invitational

The Varsity Eight crew swept all three of its races.

The Singing Hoosiers to present 74th annual ‘Spring Concert’ on March 23

The performance will be held at 7:30 p.m., in the Musical Arts Center.

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PRESS RELEASE: Monroe County Humane Association Celebrates Selection for the Community Foundation's Matching Endowment Campaign

Monroe County Humane Association (MCHA) is honored to announce its selection as one of the 18 esteemed local nonprofits participating in the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County’s (CFBMC) matching endowment campaign.

PRESS RELEASE: The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Unveils “Connect Bloomington” – A New Business Directory and Community Guide

The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the launch of Connect Bloomington, a publication designed to celebrate and connect the diverse business landscape of Greater Bloomington.

Don’t know what to do around Solar Eclipse Day? Here are some events in Bloomington

Several events will be held in and around the city April 8.

PRESS RELEASE: This Week's City of Bloomington News Headlines

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Announces Call for Artist Qualifications for Hopewell Commons 1% for the Arts Installation

The City of Bloomington, in partnership with the Bloomington Arts Commission, seeks an artist or artistic team working in Indiana or adjacent states to create a signature artwork at Hopewell Commons.

PRESS RELEASE: Safety Week Events to Run April 1-5

The City of Bloomington announced today that Safety Week will run April 1-5, in conjunction with the ongoing Safe Streets and Roads for All initiative.

U.S. Supreme Court rejects appeal from Indiana parents who lost custody of transgender teen

The court rejected the parents' appeal Monday. The parents lost custody, according to the state, because of the teens eating disorder.

Plan Commission forwards Summit District petition with positive recommendation

The commission held three hearings on the petition before Tuesday’s meeting.

Indiana to witness rare dual emergence of cicada broods

Both broods of cicadas can be observed during mid-May to late June.

What polling reveals about Indiana’s politics going into election season

A recent Emerson College poll shows Mike Braun ahead in the Republican gubernatorial primary.

OPINION: Forget what your mom said: talk to strangers!

Talking to strangers can increase happiness and social well-being.