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Date set for first execution in Indiana since 2009

By News Staff · Thursday, Sept. 12, 2024

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Supreme Court has officially set a date to carry out the states first execution in more than 14 years.

Woman facing updated charge of murder after stabbing victim dies

By Ashton Hackman · Thursday, Sept. 12, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — A Bloomington woman is facing a new charge of murder after the man she is accused of stabbing in August died at Indianapolis hospital on Wednesday.

IU opens investigation into allegations against former athletic physician

By Ashton Hackman · Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — A former IU men’s basketball player is accusing the team’s former physician of inappropriately conducting prostate and rectal exams while he was on the team several decades ago.

IU surpasses one million awarded degrees

By News Staff · Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana University has officially passed one million awarded degrees since the university's founding in 1820, the university announced in a news release.

IU sets Bloomington campus enrollment record for the fourth year in a row

By News Staff · Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — For the fourth year in a row, Indiana University set an enrollment record for the Bloomington campus, the university announced in a news release.

Man arrested for pulling gun on Taco Bell employees

By News Staff · Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — An 18-year-old is in jail nearly a month after getting into a fight and pulling a gun on employees at a Bloomington Taco Bell in August, according to new court documents.

Indiana University graduate documents brain recovery in new book

By Grace Marocco · Friday, Sept. 6, 2024

NEW ALBANY, Ind. — Just one month after his engagement, Cameron Fathauer was hit by a car. He spent two and a half weeks in a coma and lost one-third of his skull. Doctors diagnosed him with a third-degree traumatic brain injury, predicting he’d have the mental capacity of a small child for the rest of his life.

Bloomington Fire gets $75,000 grant for Mobile Integrated Healthcare program

By News Staff · Thursday, Sept. 5, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — The City of Bloomington Fire Department has been awarded a $75,000 grant to support its Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) program, the city announced in a news release Wednesday.

20-year sentence for man charged in fatal fentanyl overdose

By News Staff · Thursday, Sept. 5, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — A Bloomington man will spend roughly the next 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to dealing fentanyl that killed another man in March 2020.

Interim director named for the Eskenazi Museum of Art

By News Staff · Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — An interim director has been named for the Eskenazi Museum of Art.

Bus driver taken to hospital after crash with pickup truck

By Ashton Hackman · Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — Part of Indiana Avenue was closed Tuesday morning after a crash involving a Bloomington Transit bus and a pickup truck pulling a trailer carrying lawn care equipment.

Docs: fired MCSO deputy turned off body cam, sexually assaulted woman in police car

By News Staff · Friday, Aug. 30, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — A fired Monroe County sheriff's deputy turned off his department-issued body camera before sexually and physically assaulting a woman in the front seat of his police car, newly filed court documents show.

Monroe County Council sets public hearing on tax increase for county jail

By News Staff · Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — Monroe County councilors gave the green light to set up a public meeting to discuss the proposed local income tax increase to help pay for the new Monroe County Jail.

Overnight lane closures coming to I-69 in Monroe County

By News Staff · Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — Temporary nighttime lane closures on I-69 south of Bloomington are set to begin as soon as Wednesday, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announced.

Street maintenance projects coming to downtown and west side of Bloomington

By News Staff · Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024

BLOOMINGTON — Two separate but similar street maintenance projects will begin in the coming weeks near downtown and the near-west side, the City of Bloomington announced Thursday.

The Bloomington Breakfast Club - Season 14 Episode 5

By IUSTV · Monday, May 20, 2024

Rise and shine Hoosiers! Today, Alivia and Kate travel to Goat Conspiracy and chat with Niclole, a co-owner of the sanctuary that holds goat yoga classes and tours. Plus, we’re back with a special senior edition of Unnecessary Updates, and the B-Town Buzz, where we let you know about all of the fun things going on around Bloomington this graduation weekend.

Not Too Late - Season 13 Episode 5

By IUSTV · Monday, May 20, 2024

For the Season 13 finale, Mark sits down with IU Media School instructor Chris Robinson for a very professional interview.

The Deep End - Season 3 Episode 4: Corporations

By IUSTV · Monday, May 20, 2024

Welcome to The Deep End hosted by Mark Lowney. Today he will be talking to Kroger about their wonderful savings offered to all participating customers. Go big, go Kroger. The following episode is sponsored by Kroger. That is all.

The Bloomington Breakfast Club - Season 14 Episode 4

By IUSTV · Monday, May 20, 2024

Rise and shine Hoosiers! Today, Alivia and Kate sit down with one of the Little 500’s newest teams, Alpha Fasta Bika. Plus, we’re back with an all new Unnecessary Updates and a new segment where Alivia and Kate visit Food Truck Fridays at Switchyard Park.