downtown bloomington

The city announced downtown street parking will be free starting at 5 p.m. through July to help shops get more business.

Thirty-eight low-income apartments will be added to a former IU Health Bloomington building downtown.

Charlie Bird, a green-winged macaw, was a beloved figure in Bloomington for the better part of two decades.

The 22,000 square foot building will house about 13,000 leasable office spaces and be located at the Trades District’s southeast corner.

The lots are at the corners of East Fourth and South Washington streets, East Sixth and North Lincoln streets, and East Fourth and South Dunn streets.

The hotel would be built on a tract of land near the corner of North Roger and West 10th streets, right across from the B-Line Heights apartment complex.

An agreement approved by the city's board of public works allows Rita’s to use the public right-of-way along Dunn Street for a walk-up service window.

Installation was completed Wednesday at the intersection in accordance with a 180-day order by the director of the city’s engineering department.

Council members rejected an amendment that would have excluded a block of Kirkwood Avenue from the program.

AT&T originally estimated to remove the equipment between June-September.