Braving 90-degree temperatures and more than 80 percent humidity, more than 1500 bikers rode from the Illinois border to the Ohio border Saturday in the 24th Ride Across INdiana, or RAIN.
Sailes’ new book features 19 essays about athletes. Trash-talking and the glass ceiling are among the topics that delve into how sports and African-American culture are connected.
Indiana quarterback Ben Chappell has the chance to join them, as he was named to the 2010 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award preseason watch list.
Three Bradford Woods staff members and one camper were hospitalized Thursday for being exposed to hazardous fumes after a staff member accidentally mixed muriatic acid into the pool’s filtrating system.
A little more than one year after the star’s death, Jackson fans flocked Saturday night to the Bluebird Nightclub to see Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band. A full band of concise, funky musicians backed two singers as they alternated performances between costume changes.
MaryJane Slaby's 'Literature Life' column discusses the virtues of reading a book before seeing the movie, and the inner conflict when deciding which to do first.
An IDS reader responds to the upcoming changes to the Gen Ed requirements
It seems like every movie that’s been released since “Avatar” has had a 3-D option. “Avatar” was so popular that other movies must gain attention from being in 3-D, right? Not when everyone’s doing it.
WE SAY This week’s financial reform bill seems to have finally alerted CEOs to the hard truth that President Obama is no friend of business.
Police say eight people were shot and wounded when shootings erupted during the crowded Indiana Black Expo in downtown Indianapolis.
A tightly fitted cap was successfully keeping oil from gushing into the Gulf of Mexico for the first time in three months, BP said today. The victory — long awaited by weary residents along the coast — is the most significant milestone yet in BP's effort to control one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history.
Though Bloomington crime activity has remained relatively stable, campus crime has decreased significantly during the summer months. “The population in Bloomington is down, so crime has decreased,” IUPD Lt. Craig Munroe said. “It is slower when it comes to activity in the summer as far as illegal consumption, vandalism and thefts are concerned. We do still have other activities that have to do with special events so we do stay busy.” And the same is true for the Bloomington Police Department.
About two weeks ago, Harris-Moore allegedly pried open hangar doors at Monroe County Airport and stole another Cessna airplane, this time a 400 model, said Monroe County Airport Manager Bruce Payton. But little did Harris-Moore know it would be his last major theft.
Monday through Friday are filled with school and work, and Sunday is the oh-crap-Monday-is-tomorrow day, but Saturday is a time of relaxation, sleep and enjoyment. Perhaps the most beloved aspect of Saturday is the chance to sleep in. But if you can believe it, there is a reason to save that morning snooze for an afternoon nap — the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market.
The only quarterback ever to lead IU to victories against Michigan and Ohio State in the same season has been inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame — but that’s only part of the story. The rest is of a father of four who has twice defeated cancer and the support of a University that feels more like a family than an institution.
America’s Best Pageant & Model Showcase is coming to Bloomington this weekend to celebrate “natural beauty.” Registration for the pageant begins at 1 p.m. and the pageant starts at 2 p.m. Sunday in College Mall.
Independent film The Mini produced by Indiana locals with the assistance of Indiana University interns is now gaining national recognition.
The USA show looks to fix its inconsistencies from a season ago.
Showtime's hit sees kind of a return to its roots.
