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PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Responds to Workforce Reduction at Novo

The City of Bloomington is aware of the announced workforce reduction at Novo and recognizes the impact this will have on workers and families in the community.

Jacobs Spring Ballet to premiere Friday at the Musical Arts Center

The Jacobs Opera and Ballet Theater's Spring Ballet will have three shows.

Monroe County clerk, prosecutor candidates talk vote centers, registration, marijuana at panel in Bloomington

Five candidates for the two positions debated platforms and hurdles at Tri-North Middle School.

PRESS RELEASE: Majority of Bloomington City Council Members Call for Compromise to Deliver Better Community Outcomes on Hopewell South Planned Unit Development

Six members of the Bloomington City Council are encouraging Mayor Kerry Thomson to work with the city council to make reasonable updates to the proposed Hopewell South Planned Unit Development (PUD).

1 woman dead after house fire south of Bloomington

The Monroe County Sheriff's Department said an initial investigation did not find indicators of foul play.

COLUMN: 5 albums that sound like spring has sprung

Here are 5 albums to get you ready for spring.

'Missing a Bull?': Escaped bovine brings pandemonium before capture

A black Angus bull roamed residential areas for over 24 hours before it was caught.

Advocates try to save Hoosier National Forest, a song at a time

At an event Sunday, musicians shared their messages about the Hoosier National Forest.

Indiana women’s basketball’s Nevaeh Caffey to enter transfer portal

Caffey marks the sixth Hoosier who plans to depart via the transfer portal.

Indiana women’s golf surges in final round, finishes 3rd at Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic

The Hoosiers’ 7-under-par final round was the tournament’s best single-round score by any team.

Indiana baseball aims to snap 5-game losing streak at University of Evansville

The Hoosiers enter the contest with a 10-17 overall record.

Love, IU: Students turn handwritten cards into hope through Letters of Love club

IU students spread hope to children through handwritten cards.

COLUMN: Netflix’s ‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ challenges true love

Netflix’s “Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen” tops the horror genre.

UPDATED: Novo Nordisk to lay off 400 Bloomington employees

The Bloomington site faced several rounds of layoffs when previously owned by Catalent.

Inside Seymour's only quinceañera boutique

Nadia Herrera opened the shop in May 2024.

IU fraternities increasing service, fundraising efforts across Bloomington

The student-led efforts aim to strengthen ties between fraternities and the Bloomington community.

COLUMN: Slayyyter embraces chaos on her new album ‘WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA'

“WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA” showcases Slayyyter’s raw emotions and bold persona.

PRESS RELEASE: WIUX’s Culture Shock Marks 40 Years with Free Music Festival on April 11

Don't miss out on the 40th anniversary of Culture Shock - WIUX's annual free music festival.

MEDIA ADVISORY: Mayor Kerry Thomson to Deliver Annual State of the City Address on March 31

Mayor Kerry Thomson will deliver the 2026 State of the City address, highlighting progress made over the past year and outlining priorities for the year ahead.

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