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The city says there’s no deal on the Bloomington Convention Center companion hotel after more than a year of negotiations.
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At a sparsely attended meeting of the Ellettsville Town Council Monday, a handful of Richland residents wanted to learn more. They found out about reorganization through Facebook. -
IU has never had a Heisman Trophy winner. -
Trump allies and conservative groups warn Indiana could lose federal dollars after redistricting vote. -
On his 49th birthday Sunday, Jerry Davis fell about 15 feet from a tree while hanging Christmas lights. -
Both North and South cancelled their gymnastics seasons after failing to find coaches; both previous coaches stepped down at the end of last year’s season. -
The Heisman winner will be announced Dec. 13 in New York. -
The bill that reopened the federal government also closed a legal loophole allowing intoxicating hemp products. That may end a $1 billion industry in Indiana. -
Since its founding, the nonprofit Musical Family Tree has digitized more than 100,000 recordings for free and supported performing opportunities for local musicians. -
Consumers should expect to pay about 85 percent of the tariff. -
The 1930 horror film “The Cat Creeps” has been lost for over 90 years - until now.
