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Most people who need addiction treatment don’t get it. Yet many state laws limit access
Indiana is among eight states that require government ID, which can be a challenge for some, including undocumented immigrants, people who have been incarcerated and those experiencing homelessness.
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IU joins other Big Ten schools selling beer at b-ball games
For many Big Ten schools, beer is a recent addition to basketball games. The University of Minnesota began offering beer at concessions as recently as 2019, while Northwestern started selling in 2020.
IU Bloomington recognized as “Best of the Best LGBTQ+ Friendly Colleges and Universities”
The national nonprofit Campus Pride chose IUB last month as one of 40 colleges and universities to receive this recognition.
Authorities find no firearms after seven hour standoff
BPD searched the storm drain after apprehending the suspect early Wednesday morning.
What do I need on Election Day? The midterm election is Nov. 8
Indiana’s midterm election is on Nov. 8, 2022. What do you need on Election Day? Where can you find your ballot to research candidates ahead of time? Does your vote really matter?
National Organization of Women awards grant for local voter turnout
Monroe County NOW President Natalia Galvan said she applied for a grant from the NOW Foundation to address low turnout in many of Bloomington’s student precincts.
Lights Out Bloomington works to reduce bird-window collisions
Birds flying into buildings are a primary cause of bird mortality. Research estimates that in North America alone, 100 million bird deaths occur annually from building strikes. The Lights Out organization is aiming to change that.
For participants, Playwriting for Veterans is ‘a lot more than just writing a play’
Online workshop sessions teach the art of playwriting in safe setting, where sharing about past trauma and emotional struggles garnered in service can arise.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton on convention center, scooters, city broadband
Hamilton says city high-speed internet construction begins next month and the city doesn't want to deal with forming a CIB if the county is not interested in the convention center expansion.
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Gary advocates ask for review on state's decision on waste-to-fuel plant
Both advocates and the Environmental Protection Agency have raised environmental justice concerns about the plant’s location.
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