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Bloomington police report few arrests on championship night

Bloomington's primary police departments only reported a combined four arrests.

Wee Willie’s West sold to Indianapolis LLC

The last Wee Willie's West location was sold to an Indianapolis LLC.

IU’s 1st environmental professional fraternity now seeking new members

The fraternity, founded last fall, is dedicated to sustainability and community.

Indiana football’s D’Angelo Ponds to forgo final season, declares for NFL Draft

Ponds spent the last two seasons with the Hoosiers.

Two proposed bills suggest township consolidation across Indiana

Two proposed Indiana bills could cause small townships to lose their governing independence.

PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Thomson Signals New Direction for College Square Property, Emphasizes Economic Development, Convention Center Progress, and Downtown Connectivity

Mayor Kerry Thomson today announced her administration’s intent to move forward with a new approach for the College Square property at 200-226 S. College Avenue, following action by the Capital Improvement Board (CIB) to discontinue negotiations with Dora Hospitality.

COLUMN: ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ returns with strong 2nd season

Disney's hit series has returned, delivering a strong and faithful second season.

PRESS RELEASE: Utilities Work to Identify Lead Service Lines, Invites Resident Participation

City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) is encouraging customers with unknown water service line materials to help identify their service lines as part of the ongoing Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) program.

COLUMN: NIL is great, but change is needed

NIL is here to stay, but there is still an opportunity to grow.

OPINION: Federal cuts to biological research funding threaten national security

Funding issues could cripple our ability to respond to a new public health emergency.

The Payoff Podcast: Indiana women's basketball remains winless in Big Ten play

Indiana track and field starts strong in 1st meet of season

The Hoosiers kicked off the 2026 spring session with the Indiana Invitational.

At First Sight New Works Festival returns with IU student plays, theatre productions

The festival offers a first look at new plays in development.

LETTER: Be the voice of Iranians, colleagues and students

A letter to the editor from IU physics professor Babak Seradjeh.

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Dozens participate in ‘Free America Walkout’ amid freezing temperatures in Bloomington

Participants spoke about federal issues like immigration and international relations.

Bloomington man arrested, charged with child solicitation

James Chandler, 29, is alleged to have sexually coerced a 14-year-old girl over Facebook.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball suffers fourth straight loss, bulk of season remains

The Hoosiers fell to Michigan 86-72 on Tuesday.

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