Annie Garau

As their autistic son's struggle with autism worsened, a family turned to a fluffy last resort. 

More than two years after her 13 year old son was shot in the head, an Indianapolis mom is still fighting for her child. 

The Pope's newest document did not mention 

Local Democrats expressed concern regarding low voter turnout for local elections. 

Wednesday's democratic debate, Sanders supporters 

The presidential candidate is pledging to give everyone in America a free pony.

Ruth Ann Wade says she's heard the voices of Mary and Jesus, and they gave her a mission. 

Tech and city leaders gathered Tuesday to discuss Bloomington's path toward broadband connectivity. 

Employees of the Islamic Society of North America respond to vandalism with thanks. 

As Indiana recovers from the housing crisis, one Bloomington home stands scorched and abandoned. 

A proposed state bill would allow cosmetologists without razor training to shave customers.

 Mayor John Hamilton spoke at the State of the City Tuesday.

Employees are exhausted at Cirilla’s after selling hundreds of vibrators

As a part of the city’s MLK celebration, volunteers spent Valentine’s Day caulking, taping and insulating. 

Over half of Monroe County's population currently lives in areas without easy access to public transit.

As children’s advocacy groups become more prevalent in the U.S., one center in Bloomington has experienced an increase in clients

Indiana conservative groups have alleged that the RFRA amendment and local rights ordinances are unconstitutional.