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Historic Bloomington Showers building sold to Eurton Properties

The building was sold for $400,000.

No. 6 Indiana women’s basketball prepares for top-10 showdown with No. 9 Maryland

The Hoosiers are 2-0 in ranked matchups so far this season.

OPINION: The Republican Party is eating itself alive and America is better for it

An increasingly radical political party in peril cannot effectively govern.

Episode 1: Season summary, Maryland and Wisconsin previews

National decrease in job openings may slow inflation

There has been a 0.9% decrease in job vacancies.

Mental mistakes merely a microcosm of recent struggles for Indiana men’s basketball

Indiana lost its third-consecutive unranked matchup against Penn State 66-85.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball has good excuses, but not good enough for this

Injuries probably don’t justify a complete defensive meltdown.

Sue Sgambelluri elected Bloomington city council president at Wednesday night meeting

Isabel Piedmont-Smith was elected to serve as vice president of the council.

Indiana men’s basketball collapses in defensive meltdown against Penn State, loses 85-66

Penn State made 18 3-pointers, while Indiana made just four.

Show up and show out: local performances this week

Everything you need to know for upcoming performances this week in Bloomington.

Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering expanding to IUPUI campus

The change will go into effect Wednesday.

OPINION: The Black Panther Party and the power of young people to make change

The Black Panthers were young men and women who made the world better.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb delivers annual State of the State address Tuesday

Holcomb sought funding for infrastructure, public health, education and public safety initiatives.

OPINION: 2023: The year you take care of yourself

Learn to avoid burnout in the new year.

COLUMN: ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ is a hilariously grim metaphor for the Irish Civil War

Renowned Irish actors Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson star in this dark comedy.

Intramural spring sports registration now open

With a new semester comes a new line-up of intramural sports open for registration.

Grunwald Gallery to open ‘The Deep End: Golden Age Comic Books’ exhibit Jan. 13

The exhibit will showcase comic books created between 1938 and 1961.