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PRESS RELEASE: Parks and Recreation Supports Mental Health Awareness Month with Programs and Resources

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month this May, Parks and Recreation is highlighting the powerful role that parks, green spaces, and time in nature play in supporting emotional and psychological well-being.

Former Indiana men’s basketball team physician Brad Bomba Sr. dies at 89

Bomba joined the men's basketball staff as team physician in 1979. 

Exploring how Life in Indiana has been Transformed by Technological Developments

The world has changed dramatically in recent years with new technological advancements completely altering how society operates.

The IU Foundation stored sensitive docs, donor info on unsecured server

Files included information on some donors, internal financial documents and private correspondences.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Seeks Residents to Serve on Boards and Commissions

The City of Bloomington invites residents to apply for positions on multiple boards and commissions.

IU alumnus to perform at Riddle Point Boogie concert to benefit Lake Lemon

Andrew Morris will return to Bloomington for the benefit concert this weekend.

Indiana softball’s pitching unable to hold off UCLA in Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals

The loss moved the Hoosiers overall record to 33-18.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Invites Residents to Explore How Local Government Works

 The City of Bloomington invites residents to apply for the 2025 Residents Academy, held from 6 to 8 p.m. each Thursday from August 14 through October 23.

COLUMN: 10 songs to add to your summer playlist

From Sublime to Mac Miller, these songs are essential to listen to during hot summer days.

COLUMN: ‘Thunderbolts*’ is solid, but it’s not the comeback Marvel desperately needs

While better than recent Marvel films, “Thunderbolts*” doesn’t hold up to original Marvel standards.

COLUMN: ‘Thunderbolts*’ is solid, but it’s not the comeback Marvel desperately needs

While better than recent Marvel films, “Thunderbolts*” doesn’t hold up to original Marvel standards.

GUEST COLUMN: Transfer before it’s too late

Leadership working so the value of your degree goes down, not up. 

‘Behind closed doors’: Former Comedy Attic employees, comedians allege pattern of manipulation from owner

COLUMN: ‘The Eras of Trish Tour’ and accountability: How Trisha Paytas is winning back fans

Trisha Paytas has found herself in hot water many times, but some believe she has taken accountability.

PRESS RELEASE: Betsy Greene Honored with ITLA’s 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award

Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers is proud to announce that Betsy Greene has been named the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association (ITLA) 2025 Lifetime Achievement Honoree. Greene received her award at the ITLA’s Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon, May 7, at the Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana.

PRESS RELEASE: City Seeks Nominations for Youth Honoring Kindness, Respect, and Growth with SWAGGAR Awards

The City of Bloomington’s Commission on the Status of Children and Youth is accepting nominations for the 2025 SWAGGER (Students Who Act Generously, Grow, and Earn Respect) Awards.

COLUMN: A love letter to IU

Indiana is home in the truest sense.

Monroe County CASA not impacted by termination of National CASA grants

Despite Monroe County CASA not being impacted by the national grant terminations, there is still uncertainty.

Bloomington amends salaries, positions for some city departments

The City Council passed two ordinances Wednesday.

Copeland guides Indiana softball to Big Ten Tournament victory over Washington

Copeland held the Huskies to two hits and didn’t allow an earned run across seven innings.