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Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan and local business owners are asking area shoppers to shift at least ten-percent of their holiday purchases to local businesses.
While the jury is still out on how important sustainability surveys are, IU administrators are finding out it's not easy being green.
Monroe County still owes about 27-thousand dollars on two grants the Youth Services Bureau received but then overspent. WFIU’s Regan McCarthy reports.
The IU men's basketball lost by 12 points to Maryland in its annual Big Ten/ACC Challenge game.
A program that aims to enhance tradition and culture among the African-American community promoted a service program on Wednesday.
Usually, just seeing Santa is the highlight. The scene was quite different in Solsberry Saturday morning.
The Indiana University HPER hosted an open house displaying a cannon that once mounted the ship of Captain Kidd.
Ivy Tech students, faculty and staff gathered around the Student Commons and stepped into a culturally diverse world at the annual Diversity Day.
Some Democratic lawmakers see a vote on property tax caps as a gamble between following their conscience or continuing their political career.
Monroe County council members have voted to establish a fund intended to reduce the amount of paper generated by county departments.
Leaders of the BCSC say they'll ask for improvements to a school construction plan -- and hope to get more bang for their voter-approved buck.
A $60 million Lilly Endowment grant being given to the Indiana University School of Medicine will help the school recruit twenty scientists.
Maurice Creek was the first IU freshman to score 31 points against Kentucky. But even that sensational performance wasn't enough.
The drug court system restores lives of substance abusers. The National Association of Drug Court Professionals takes the lead in the court structure system.
Indiana only federal prison facility underwent a leadership change, hiring the first African-American female warden.
25 year old Michael James Griffin is being held in the Monroe County Jail in connection with the Sunday death of Indiana University English professor Don Belton
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