Bloomington City Council disburses local organizations funding, opts out of Indiana opioid settlement
22 hours agoThe council reaffirmed the city’s commitment to supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
The council reaffirmed the city’s commitment to supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
The application is due at 4:00 p.m. July 2.
Sejdinaj is retiring from IU and Whelan is moving to Yale University in August.
Virtual and in-person events will occur on June 19 to celebrate Juneteenth.
Eight of the nine candidates talked to the IDS about their platforms.
The Board voted 9-0 in favor of the new budget.
Over 25 bus stops will have pedestrian improvements by the end of July.
The city will receive $22.1 million in ARPA funding.
Whether the suspect was involved with other instances of vandalism is being investigated.
The two will work together to support the master's degree in international affairs.
The report found 12 contaminants were detected in EPA allowable levels.
Bloomington residents have many options for outdoor recreation.
From 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. the U.S. Military will be conducting training again Tuesday.
Michele was a RedStepper and a Cyber ROTC cadet.
Students can address vaccine misinformation by keeping themselves informed.
Spierer’s family and Bloomington police ask the community to share Lauren’s story.
Loughlin was part of the Army ROTC program.
The incentives include parking permits, $500 bookstore gift cards and $500 on-campus dining credits.
The council unanimously agreed to extend the Kirkwood Avenue dining area until Oct. 31.
The vote passed eight to one in favor of the tuition and fee increase.
Solutions by The State News