About $7 million would go toward trail projects, such as extending the B-Line Trail to Indiana University and expanding trails around Griffy Lake on the city's north side.

Bloomington is the first city in the state to proclaim what many know as Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples' Day.

When the state took I-69 construction over, it hoped to finish mainline construction by August of this year.

A small group gathered in Bloomington's Third Street Park, huddling under umbrellas as they observed a moment of silence to demonstrate their support of the two women who say Judge Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted or harassed them.

The publisher of the Hoosier Times newspaper group says it will eliminate 17 jobs at four publications in south central Indiana.

IU Board of Trustees members approved a window-dominated design for the $17.5 million building that will consolidate several related programs near the middle of campus.

The Transportation Department is trying to finish work on two overpasses in Bloomington that are considered choke points for traffic.

The property is near the Hardin Ridge Recreation Area that's operated by the U.S. Forest Service.

A proposed transportation plan for Bloomington puts an emphasis on making streets more pedestrian friendly, and includes major changes for Kirkwood Avenue.

The purchase of the armored vehicle has drawn criticism from opponents who worry it would militarize the town's law enforcement.