More than 3,000 people packed the IU Auditorium last night to see Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders give a speech; Brown County voters will decide on Tuesday whether property owners should provide support to the Brown County Career Resource Center and the school district’s general fund; This week, the Monroe County Community Corrections Program was …

The Bloomingfoods board of directors announced today that the co-op will be closing down the Elm Heights location in May; The I-69 Development Partners Team have announced continued intermittent overnight closure of both northbound and southbound lanes on State Road 37; Earlier this month, a 28-year-old bald eagle was spotted for the first time since …

Democratic presidential candidate and Vermont senator Bernie Sanders will be speaking at a rally Wednesday evening at the IU Auditorium in Bloomington; forensic anthropologists were excavating a site along South Rogers Street today after unidentified human remains were found there; the Kmart store on the east side of Bloomington is scheduled to be closed by …

The Indiana Men’s soccer team finished off their spring season with an international match on Sunday at the Jerry Yeagley Field at Bill Armstrong Stadium; Next Monday and Tuesday, branches of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will stay open late; Later this year, Indiana hunters will be free to use high-powered rifles and handguns …

Residents of southeast Bloomington are pushing back against a proposed subdivision at 790 East Holland Drive. The Holland Fields subdivision is planned to offer 55 parcels over 26 acres; The Indiana Limestone Symposium announced its 20th annual event to take place from June 5th through the 25th at Bybee Stone Company in Ellettsville; The City …

The state of Indiana has seen a record turnout for early voting. According to the Tribune Star newspaper, sixty-thousand and thirty two ballots have been cast since April 5th; On Monday, the Bloomington Utilities Service Board approved partnering with a team from IU’s School of Environmental and Public Affairs on a large-scale water resource stud; …

A Monroe County judge sentenced a man to 109 years in prison today for his role in a home invasion, sexual assault and attempted murder in 2014; Richland-Bean Blossom School Superintendent Mike Wilcox anticipates the opening of the new Seven Oaks Charter School in August could have a detrimental impact on the RBB school district; …

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments today in a case that will affect the fate of millions of undocumented immigrants; There were three cases of rape reported in Bloomington over this past weekend; Indiana’s Auto Dialer law emerged unscathed this month when a federal court ruled to uphold it; State Auditor Suzanne Crouch announced …

More than a thousand people have signed a petition calling attention to the lack of midwives at IU Health Bloomington Hospital; Last night the Bloomington City Council showed support for combining part-time staff positions within the departments of Economic and Sustainable Development and Public Works to make one full-time customer service position with benefits; Voter …

Abortion rights activists are encouraging men to start taking part in a protest against Indiana’s HEA 1337—one of the nation’s most restrictive laws on a woman’s right to choose; The gender wage gap costs Hoosier women more than ten billion dollars a year, according to a new study from the National Partnership for Women and …