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Artist Immortalizes Seymour Son John Mellencamp In Mural
There’s a new mural in Seymour – paying homage to the small town’s most famous son.
IU Professor Says University Officials 'Overreacted' To His Tweets
Rasmusen writes, “I opposed admitting people to universities based on their race; I open doors for ladies; I say that sodomy is a sin. I am sure that is enough to qualify me for those insults under the Provost's personal definitions.”
Debate Recap: Buttigieg Takes Hits On Issue Of Experience
Buttigieg defended his lack of national experience by punctuating his executive experience, albeit in a city of roughly 100,000 people.
Bloomington's Canopy Of Lights To Return To Courthouse Square
Downtown Bloomington Executive Director Talisha Coppock believes the event has brought the community together under the sparkling lights since the beginning.
Judge Blocks 4 Scheduled Executions In Terre Haute
In an order filed on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan granted motions for preliminary injunction filed by Alfred Bourgeois, Dustin Lee Honken, Daniel Lewis Lee, and Wesley Ira Purkey.
Indiana Hospital: We Failed To Disinfect Surgical Tools
A Goshen Hospital sterilization technician failed to complete one crucial step in the sterilizing process of some surgical equipment, potentially exposing to communicable diseases patients who underwent surgery at the hospital.
Pence Speaks On Workforce Policy In Indianapolis
Vice President Mike Pence made no mention of the ongoing impeachment inquiry during a speech in Indianapolis Wednesday night
City Council Nears Home Stretch For First Round UDO Amendments
The Bloomington City Council still has about 20 First Round amendments to discuss before moving to Second Round amendments in mid-December.
Bloomington Resident Says First Step In Combating Climate Change Is Community Involvement
We reached out to Bloomington resident Rhonda Baird, who’s been active in the local environmental activism scene, about what she does to be environmentally friendly in her everyday life.
IU Officials Condemn Professor's 'Sexist' Tweets
Eric Rasmusen is a professor of business economics and public policy. On Nov. 7, he shared an article titled, “Are Women Destroying Academia? Probably,” on his personal Twitter account.
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