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IU Bloomington nationally recognized for prioritizing diversity
IU Bloomington has been awarded the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) award by the INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine for their efforts in increasing diversity and inclusion.
Lotus Festival returns to Bloomington in full form
The festival has six venues, including for the first time ever a local stage featuring exclusively area musicians.
Bloomington Police Department awarded the national CALEA Re-Accreditation
CALEA, Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc., is a national gold standard in law enforcement that acknowledges commitment to community-oriented policing.
Indiana sees slight increase in voter registration following Dobbs
In May, the month the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson opinion was leaked – nearly 16,000 new voters registered in Indiana – up from more than 3,500 new voters in April.
AG Rokita to speak at IU, protest scheduled
Todd Rokita polarized many IU faculty, students and staff in July when he threatened to investigate an IU School of Medicine physician who provided an abortion to a 10-year-old rape victim.
Bloomington man charged with defacing Washington Monument
Shaun Ray Deaton, 44, is also a Shelbyville native and 2010 IU graduate. He told reporters that his vandalism wasn’t meant as a political statement.
Judge blocks Indiana abortion ban week after it took effect
The judge wrote “there is reasonable likelihood that this significant restriction of personal autonomy offends the liberty guarantees of the Indiana Constitution” and that the clinics will prevail in the lawsuit.
Man convicted of shooting 2 Indiana judges in street dispute
Clark County Circuit judges Brad Jacobs and Andrew Adams were shot during the early morning hours of May 1, 2019. Another judge, Sabrina Bell of Crawford County, was with Jacobs and Adams at the time.
City Limits looks at local history: Inside Bethel A.M.E. church
Bethel A.M.E. has been in Bloomington since 1870, and its long-time church on Rogers Street was granted historic status last month.
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U.S. Census Bureau requests public's input for 2030 Census
The organization says it has historically undercounted Latino, Black, Indigenous and other groups. Feedback from the public could help the agency correct this pattern.
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