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Bloomington police say former IU football player raped, beat woman, left her with brain bleed
Bloomington, Indiana – Police in Bloomington, Indiana, said a former Indiana University football player raped a woman and beat her so badly that she suffered a broken eye socket and a brain bleed. Police allege…
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Monroe County eclipses 3,000 total COVID-19 cases
Monroe County, Indiana – Monroe County passed 3,000 total COVID-19 cases in Monday’s update to the state’s dashboard. The dashboard reported 27 new cases from Sunday, increasing the total to 3,015. Indiana’s state COVID-19 dashboard updates…
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Bloomington residents look forward to ‘gold standard’ swabs available at new COVID-19 testing site
Bloomington, Indiana – A new testing site in Bloomington will open later this month and conduct nasopharyngeal swabs, which the Indiana State Department of Health considers the gold standard in COVID-19 testing. The Monroe County…
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Bloomington startup lands IU Angel Network investment
Bloomington, Indiana – A Bloomington-based athletics health and wellness startup is getting a funding infusion from the IU Angel Network. SummaForte founder Jeff Thinnes says the company will use the $35,000 investment to prepare for…
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Monroe County provides protections for poll workers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Monroe County, Indiana – Monroe County is supplying poll workers with equipment to stay safe while working during the COVID-19 pandemic, such as masks, face shields, gloves and hand sanitizer. Karen Wheeler, the Monroe County…
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Politics has way of finding Supreme Court eager to avoid it
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court might prefer to avoid politics, but politics has a way of finding the court. President Donald Trump wants the court to keep his taxes from being turned over to New York’s…
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Bloomington resident surprised by early morning burglar
Bloomington, Indiana – A Bloomington man and his friend were surprised early Tuesday morning when a burglar allegedly entered his room, stated “My bad,” and ran off, according to the Bloomington Police Department. Police were…
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Hoosier Heights
If your kid wants to try something completely out of the box, Hoosier Heights is the place to be. With a bouldering room, auto-belay devices, and traditional partner-belayed climbing options, there are tons of options for you and…
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COVID-19 precautions limit pool access for some Indiana swim clubs
Bloomington, Indiana – Organizers with a popular, independent swim club in Bloomington are trying to convince Monroe County Community Schools officials to restore their access to school facilities for practice and training. Jody L. Madeira,…
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Study claims Indiana voting machines are vulnerable
Monroe County, Indiana – A new report is raising concerns that many voting machines in Indiana are vulnerable to security issues. Indiana University reviewed several types of voting machines and found most Hoosiers cast a…
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