Aubrey Wright
Multimedia Journalist-
National surveys show historic lows in alcohol consumption. The change has left some businesses scrambling. -
More than 21,000 students will receive their degrees at Indiana University’s annual spring commencement ceremonies around the state. At IU Bloomington, the university will award more than 11,500 degrees. -
Rep. Matt Pierce secured the Democratic nomination for District 61 again. -
Trent Deckard defeated David Henry for the Democratic nomination for Monroe County Commissioner. -
The U.S. Department of Justice extended the deadline for compliance with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The act requires governments and public entities such as schools, courts and social services to make all digital information accessible. The extension has frustrated advocates and people with disabilities. -
The Monroe County Commissioners want to move forward with a new jail in North Park despite Monroe County Council pushback. The commissioners approved an $11 million purchase for the lot Thursday morning. -
The center's 15 volunteers escort hundreds of visitors, fetch lab results and push paperwork. Volunteers also comfort people during tough times. Seven of them have survived cancer. -
As Monroe County Clerk Nicole Browne enters her final months in the role, three candidates are running to take her place in the May 5 primary. -
CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center is opening a new exhibit on Nazi medical experiments at the Auschwitz concentration camp. -
The Bloomington City Council passed a resolution to formally oppose Monroe County’s plan to build a new jail at North Park, a property on the northwest side of town.
