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ACLU Sues After Man Banned From Library Over Trump Poem
The Indiana chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is suing Jackson County because a Seymour man has been banned from the public library.
COVID Forces Artist With Disability To Pause Teaching
Johnson Simon, a painter and professor who has cerebral palsy, had his career plan interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Noon Edition: Master Plan For Redevelopment Of IU Health Hospital Site Published
Join us this week as we talk about plans to redevelop the IU Bloomington Hospital site on Second and Rogers.
Indiana’s Seven-Day Positivity Rate Falls To Three-Month Low
The Indiana Department of Health reported Thursday a seven-day positivity rate of 8.9% which is the lowest rate the state has recorded in three months.
Black History In Southern Indiana: New Albany's Town Clock Church
Located just a few hundred yards north of the Ohio River, New Albany's Town Clock Church was a key stop on the Underground Railroad.
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Historic Preservation Of Former Player's Pub Building In Jeopardy Due To Racial Past
Before becoming what most residents know as Player's Pub, the building was "Boxman's Restaurant" from 1929 to 1958.
Bloomington City Council Supports Historical Designation Of Hospital's Kohr Building
Many council members believe the building on the northwest corner of Rogers and First Street holds both communal and cultural significance in the future of the site's redevelopment.
City Limits: How To Get Rental Assistance
When Jacqueline Vega wrote to City Limits looking for emergency rental assistance, she was in a panic.
More Vaccine Expected, But Indiana Not Advancing Distribution To More Age Groups
Indiana officials say the state will begin to receive a slight increase in its number of COVID-19 vaccine doses – but not enough to open up appointments to more people.
City Accepting Applications For New Racial Equity Task Force
The city said the task force will have up to 15 residents who will focus on addressing the broad issues of racism in the community and developing recommendations.
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