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TheTaste of Bloomington returns August 1, with a bigger layout and dozens more food vendors.

A large crowd filled out a section at Assembly Hall to act as excited fans shouting in the background of a race happening on the court.

County commissioners voted two-to-zero to sever ties with the license-plate scanning company more than a year before it was set to expire.

Attorneys representing the group sought nearly $200,000 in compensation from the City of Bloomington. But a judge ruled Friday that the city owes them far less.

Residents from Haiti can no longer legally live or work in U.S. after Temporary Protected Status ends.

Bloomington Transit’s board of directors voted Tuesday to replace the management company the agency has worked with for over 30 years.

Construction is expected to wrap up in January, then shift to current building renovations until June of 2027.

The USDA has said the changes are intended to place employees closer to the people they serve while improving support for farmers, ranchers and rural communities.

The analog seismograph station can record earthquakes locally and ones occurring around the world.

Two developers want to build hotels and residential units on the College Square block north of the convention center.