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‘The opportunities here are limitless’: Pfau golf course to open June 15

The 18-hole course includes 147 bunkers and a 10,332-square-foot putting green.

OPINION: Liberals who own or want guns aren’t hypocrites, especially right now

Common sense gun legislation is compatible with responsible gun ownership.

IU football’s Peyton Hendershot pleads guilty to criminal trespass

Hendershot was arrested on multiple charges including domestic battery in February.

IU wrestling brings in Bucknell transfer Garrett Hoffman

Hoffman is a one-time NCAA qualifier.

IU track and field signs Central Michigan transfer

Logan Targgart was named an indoor All-American last season.

Suspect identified in Sunday fatal shooting, police ask public for information

The suspect in Sunday's fatal shooting is De Juan Lamar Kelley.

Cardinal Stage to present two virtual karaoke events over Zoom

Cardinal Stage will collect donations for Middle Way House at both events.

Pygmalion’s to close after nearly 50 years of art supplies, cats, a personal touch

Owner Nancy Crenshaw said she’ll work with anyone wanting to rebuild Pygmalion's.

Bloomington public pools closed due to coronavirus; residents unhappy

Many voiced their support or disapproval of the decision on social media.

Bloomington Black artists combine creativity, advocacy

Three local artists discuss the intersection of their work, lives and recent anti-police brutality protests.

Want to support a black-owned business in Bloomington? Here are some to consider.

Bloomington has over 30 black-owned businesses.

Former IU basketball player Justin Smith to transfer to Arkansas

Smith spent three years in Bloomington before leaving the program.

Gwen Egbert joins IU volleyball coaching staff

Egbert won six state championships as a high school coach.

IU softball rising freshman Grace Lorsung to compete in All-American game

Lorsung posted a .485 career average at Cathedral High School.

Federal, local government clash in legal battle over Hoosier National Forest project

Monroe County is suing the USFS over a project that may pollute drinking water and endanger wildlife.

‘New. Not Normal’ symposium imagines the state of arts after coronavirus

The symposium will be livestreamed Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Motion by the attorney general Friday could keep convicted murderer John Myers in jail

John Myers is supposed to be released June 15.

‘I can’t be silent’: The unwavering voice of Angel Escobedo

Escobedo's experiences spurred him to speak out against injustice.

Department of Defense awards Hamilton Lugar School’s Language Training Center $1.26 million

This comes after a $970,000 grant to start a language program for the DOD.

GUEST COLUMN: Environmental stewardship is important from an evangelical perspective