The historic Old Northside mansion kicks off three storytelling nights, starting with a harp duet on Thursday.

Called to Care brings back its Lucas Estate fundraiser on September 11, after raising $300,000 for Peyton Manning Children's Hospital last year.

The actor's win covers a funding gap after federal cuts hit Middle Way House, the domestic violence shelter his late mother-in-law ran for 30 years.

At Avondale Meadows Middle School, 13 of 21 staff members are Black or minority men — a rarity that has students calling teachers family.

Family Night, stock car racing and a demolition derby hit Gaston Lions Club Park August 27-29, with $30 wristbands covering rides all weekend.

Four Bloomington women reached Mount Kilimanjaro’s Uhuru Summit after a five-day climb that included seven miles of hiking and an eight-hour summit push.

A decorated Indianapolis Army veteran is the face of Indiana’s first statewide rollout for a verification-focused civic news platform.

The Indiana Historical Society is cutting 11 staffers and ending its statewide National History Day program after a major state funding shift.

Out of Reach 2026 finds Hoosiers need roughly $24 an hour to afford a two‑bedroom — well above typical renter pay and deepening a statewide housing shortfall.

Meta’s AI briefly took down the Bloomingtonian’s Facebook page, wiping paid subscribers and leaving the college‑town newsroom scrambling before a July 20 reinstatement.

Pre‑Enact returns to Polk Stables on July 30 as organizers pair a neighborhood festival with a $5.5M community investment tied to the Martindale‑Brightwood plan.

Indiana Black Expo's Summer Celebration continues Saturday at the Indiana Convention Center with hundreds of vendors, a 40th‑anniversary health fair and panels on mental health and finance.

Chief Ernest Malone presented badges to 62 recruits Friday night at East 91st Street Christian Church. Wayne Township also welcomed a new badge recipient.