Bloomington, IN News

• Bloomington, IN News
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• Beyond the Scoreboard
• Rondo leads Celtics past 76ers
• Patrick not missed by Andretti Autosport
• Indianapolis 500 facts and figures
• Keselowski starts big weekend with win
• Press box
• Hoosiers fall in Big Ten title game to Boilers, 6-5
• Edgewood-OV rematch for sectional title
• Numbers add up for South's Baechtold
• Penske on track for 5-0 start
• North 5, South 9th at Providence Invite
• Not much separates North, South
• Schuerenberg wins caution-filled sprints at Speedway
• Sports on TV for May 27 and 28
• 5 more Hoosiers earn trip to NCAAs
• Donovan hat trick leads US past Scotland, 5-1
• Sports transactions
• AL standings
• NL standings
• IU campus holds reminders of effort to honor World War I veterans
• Missing student case similar to Lauren Spierer's turns up in Louisiana
• Efforts boosting summer tourism
• Movie times
• Bloomington surgeon helps restore horseman's Olympic hopes
• Woman charged with child neglect
• A morning at the farmers' market
• Egypt's top 2 candidates try to broaden their support
• Dozens of children killed in new Syria attack
• Speed read
• Unabomber submits update to Harvard alumni book
• Obituaries - May 27, 2012
• Coroner: Gunman who died after standoff had 3 gunshot wounds
• Local business briefs
• Almanac
• Indiana University briefs
• Pope's butler arrested by Vatican in leaks scandal
• Warning signs for Obama on path to electoral votes
• Backlash against African migrants in Israel threatens to boil over
• Cambodia land activists' convictions called unjust
• Proposal would broaden definition of addiction
• Gun town USA: Idaho town seeks to lure gun, ammo makers
• Today's death notices - May 26
• Studios tour: Artists' doors are open
• Brown pelican reported recently at Patoka Lake
• Boaters, anglers were already using area lakes ahead of Memorial Day crowds this year
• Today's weather: 94 and sunny
• Overnight police and fire checks - May 26
• My Favorite Ride: A retirement full of fixer-uppers
• Memorial Day weekend likely to be a scorcher
• Hoosiers fall to Boilers in Big Ten baseball tourney, 3-0
• Bloomington's Harmony seniors travel, apprentice, study during special projects
• North volleyball puts future in hands of its past
• IU Hall of Famer Lou Watson dies
• Year after tornado, owner of mobile home park has cleared wreckage, rebuilt park
• Lawrence County family thankful to have survived EF-2
• Movie times
• Press Box
• Dufner leads Colonial
• Almanac
• Kanaan hoping No. 11 finally brings luck
• Ganassi's team gets it right on Carb Day
• Hoosiers add 6 more to NCAA contingent
• Lottery numbers
• Sports on TV for May 26
• Andretti-Rahal rivalry alive and well at Indy
• High School Scoreboard
• Mall seeking entries for quilt exhibition
• Brown County Community Foundation launches search for new CEO
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Indiana State Police increasing traffic patrols for Memorial Day weekend
• Obituaries - May 26, 2012
• Dragon capsule makes history with its successful space station docking
• Egypt vote results point to deeply divisive runoff race
• Speed read
• Radioactive traces found at Iran site; explanation sought
• Pool owners get more time to comply with disability access rules
• Senators seek to name bison 'national mammal'
• New Orleans Times-Picayune cuts publication to 3 days a week
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Business briefs
• Almanac
• Brown County voters to consider voting centers tonight
• Homeless man tells police he started fire in abandoned house
• Letter: Wrinkled masses
• Letter: City poorly planned
• Letter: Slow traffic ahead
• Our opinion: Tinley Park attacks damaging to cause of combating racism
• Dump truck driver hurt in Ind. 37 accident
• Valiant Woman Award presented to Meri Reinhold
• Local religion briefs
• Religion letter: The Golden rule
• Religion letters: Taking control
• Datebook - May 26, 2012
• Mustangs take care of South Vermillion
• Anti-racism expert: Tinley Park attack was 'self-defeating'
• News preview: Tornado anniversary, school projects
• Business management, on to Step II
• - Teen Volunteer Orientation
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• It's Your Money: Talk to An Expert
• Ivy Tech Offers Information Session June 14 to help Veterans Claim VRAP Benefits
• Indy teacher arrested on child porn charges
• Today's weather: Another hot day
• Today's death notices - May 25, 2012
• Almirola takes pole at Coca-Cola 600
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for May 25
• AL standings
• NL standings
• City completes inventory of all energy usage in municipal operations
• South, North send large contingents to state
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• Press box
• Bloomfield, Eastern bounced in sectional
• Crawford leads Mustangs past Eagles at Cascades
• Miners fall in final frame of sectional final
• Wade's 41 leads Heat past Pacers
• Movie times
• WRV finally finds postseason win column
• Mustangs take care of South Vermillion
• Edgewood, OV slug way into sectional final
• Bull Dogs bury South in sectional final, 11-2
• Lottery numbers
• Memorial Day holiday to bring closings and changes in services
• Safety tips offered for fireworks on holiday
• Memorial Day events honor fallen veterans and the freedom for which they fought
• Obituaries - May 25, 2012
• First seniors to graduate from New Tech, Graduation School
• Graduations Saturday for Greene County schools
• Hotline: Child support and the disappearing music store
• Police beat: Jail Bookings
• Be wary of ticks - and the diseases they leave behind
• Dead rabbit prompts call to police
• Third time is a charm for student
• Aver's Pizza to donate to VIPS
• Mighty Murph Challenge fundraiser Saturday
• Firefighters extinguish fire on West First Street
• US poised to vet arms for Syrian rebels
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Speed read
• Bloomfield 2nd, WRV 4th at Clay City
• Hoosiers rally to beat Spartans at B10 tourney
• Man's rape conviction tossed after he served the time
• Study reveals origin of Appalachia's Melungeons
• Election briefs
• Senate committee cuts Pakistan aid in outrage over conviction
• BIB wraps up final week of contest
• Letter: Church and state
• Letter: Littering
• Letter: Tighten your belts
• Letter: Feeling the heat
• And Another Thing
• Public transit facing funding crisis in Indiana
• Fourwinds' big splash is Friday as Lake Monroe resort celebrates renovation with party
• Business management, on to Step II
• Local business briefs: Magner moves barber shop; PROES group acquires Walters Insurance; Realtors, publications move to new office
• Yahoo seeks to shake up search, Web browsing
• US bank earnings rose to 5-year high
• Steps taken to combat food stamp fraud
• Business briefs
• Weekly recalls
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• Quake Cottage no fun ride for occupants at IU
• Firefighters tend to veggies among the hoses and trucks
• Donation to Red Cross
• Datebook - May 25, 2012
• Out and About
• Community news
• Happy Travelers wander southern Indiana
• CASA shows appreciation for volunteers
• Thank you notes - awareness eduction, Crowe family
• Film 'Reality' impresses at Cannes
• Cannes Film Festival red carpet gets Bond-girl flair
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• 'Casablanca' at 70: Watch, appreciate the classic film again
• Man arrested after white powder found in car
• Pending GED changes a challenge for some adults
• Morning news preview: graduation roundup, Down to Earth and earthquake simulator
• Critics: Ind. withholds mentally ill kids' care
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Pets
• Intermediate Spanish
• Central Ind. district reviewing test breach allegations
• Lawmakers to study auto plates, child protection
• Judges impose dress code for Grant County courts
• Today's weather: Starting to feel the heat
• Today's death notices - May 24, 2012
• Press box
• Castroneves looks to join 4-win club
• Carmin confident heading into regional
• Turning up the Heat in playoffs
• High school scoreboard
• Movie times
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Sports on Tv for May 24
• Race week
• Sports transactions
• Mustangs hitting stride in time for sectionals
• Hoosiers hoping DeNato can return to early form
• Vi Simpson's Indiana Senate seat will be up for grabs in fall
• Parker's 34 leads OV over Bloomfield
• Cardinals fall to Jasper in regional final
• Shakamak shoots down WRV for title
• Linton blanks Bloomfield in softball semifinals
• Murder, burglary charges against Marcus Davis dropped in shooting death of Mario Wright
• Butler serves up 2-hitter to lead Linton
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• North doubles advances to Jasper
• Hotline: Calling 911 and problems with an empty house
• OV answers bell in baseball sectional opener
• Regional first NCAA test for No. 3 Hoosiers
• Almanac
• Mayor: Innovation needed to reduce operating costs
• Bloomington City Council shows support for beer at golf course, fitness center at Renwick
• Obituaries - May 24, 2012
• Fire ruled arson
• Lottery numbers
• Unknown work by T.C. Steele discovered behind another painting
• Pressure on EU leaders to resolve financial crisis
• Western states sued over access to executions
• World briefs: Nuclear talks with Iran hit snag
• Island installed on South Walnut Street as refuge for pedestrians, cyclists
• Bloomington July 4 parade applications available
• Dave Marshall Gymnasium named for beloved principal
• Police beat: Items stolen from vehicles
• Comanche tribe makes Johnny Depp honorary member
• A reoutfitted 'Yellow Submarine' is surfacing
• Eager Egyptians hold landmark vote
• Commercial space race is getting crowded
• Pakistan convicts doctor who helped find bin Laden
• Speed read: Arizona official accepts proof of Obama's birthplace
• Inquiry hears of wider Secret Service misbehavior
• FAMU bandmates say victim volunteered to be hazed
• Operator of 7 Midwestern IHOPs accused in $3 million scheme
• Between Facebook and JPMorgan, Wall Street woes mount
• New public art installation to be unveiled at Renwick
• Letter: Crean is loyal
• Letter: A bunny's tale
• Letter: No rosy picture
• Letter: Thanks for services
• Letter: Go vegetarian
• Hot Spots - Jason Sturgeon, Michael Coleman, Memorial Day events
• Gregg picks well with Vi Simpson
• Top Fives
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• On Stage
• News of the Weird
• Jazz in July returns
• Checking in with actor Kevin Costner: a Q&A
• Pacers, Heat respond to Bird's critcism
• West Third a bumpy ride for City Hall
• New Albany man charged with murdering third woman
• Community news
• Datebook - May 24, 2012
• Out and About
• Service clubs
• Instant message
• PALS Mane Event fundraiser set for June 1
• Happy birthday, Mr. Smith
• Thank you notes - VIPS grants, Fritz Terrace neighborhood
• More suspects sought in Tinley Park attack in which 5 Bloomington-area men were arrested
• Morning report: What happens to Vi Simpson's senate seat now she's in the race?
• Study: Gun deaths surpass vehicle deaths in Ind.
• Today's weather: Starting to feel the heat
• Today's death notices - May 23, 2012
• Video shows chaos of 'anti-racism' attack; 5 Bloomington-area men facing charges in incident near Chicago
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• James, Wade lead Heat romp of Pacers
• MCCSC board reiterates need for bonds for digital learning initiative
• The City of Bloomington Releases Open311 Apps for Mobile Issue Reporting and Issue Tracking
• Mustangs shoot down Cougars at Cascades
• Panthers erupt late to beat Franklin, 8-1
• Sullivan eliminates T-Birds in 10 innings
• Columbus North beats South when it counts
• South rolls, Cougars routed in sectional
• Mustangs' Miller quiets Vikings with no-hitter in sectional semi
• Hotline: Ramp parking, Low Gap Road update and Rawleigh products
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• Sweet 16 to state meet
• Pence's GOP running mate has economic credentials
• Almanac
• Surprise: Speed bumps installed on West Third Street
• June 4 trial set for Winston Wood in 2010 boating deaths of Susan Collier, Gage Pruett
• Movie times
• Obituaries - May 23, 2012
• Three students treated for concussion after bus crash
• Corrections
• Lottery numbers
• Man arrested on battery charges
• Bloomington's 'budget advance' tonight
• Joplin marks 1 year since deadly tornado
• Auction claims it's selling vial with Reagan blood
• Speed read
• Romney sweeps Republican primaries in Kentucky, Arkansas
• Police beat: Jail Bookings
• IU officials engaging Southeast Asia on 11-day trip
• Court denies survivor's benefits to in-vitro child
• Passenger's suspicious claim diverts jet
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5 million minorities, despite outreach
• Victim's family hears murder conviction
• Showplace movie theaters operator AMC to be bought by Chinese group
• Technology provider opening Bloomington office, hopes to recruit IU, Ivy Tech students
• Business briefs
• Council reviews plans for Tivoli
• City recognized for play spaces
• Stone Belt offers a free workshop
• State board seeks input on sale of raw milk
• Hundreds face TB tests in middle school
• Bloomfield beats South Knox in regional tennis semifinals
• Rookie Newgarden becoming fan favorite at Indianapolis
• Tim McGraw looks to rev up career with Big Machine
• Weekend 'Today' anchor Robach jumps to ABC
• Parks smoking ban strong policy gesture
• La Inmigracin y el Ansia de la Libertad
• Immigrants risked much to gain liberty in the US
• Letter: Story Placement
• Letter: Taking aim
• Letter: Celebrating seniors
• The more minds the better to up county efficiency
• Some grains can be problematic for people with celiac disease
• Community Supported Agriculture gives everyone a chance to eat fresh and local
• Cucumbers, sweet and sour cherries, green beans available at Saturday's Bloomington Community Farmers' Market
• The Big Cheeze comes to Bloomington
• There's much to like about Pakistani food
• A little heat adds flavor to milkshake
• Adult shakes anything but plain
• Fresh approaches to the classic milkshake
• Try tasty s'mores-inspired milkshake
• A healthy (but creamy) potato salad for summer
• Healthful eating can be less expensive, study finds
• Memorial Day cookout items available at Owen County Farmers' Market in Spencer
• Bloomington police release suspect surveillance image in stolen credit card case
• Plenty of produce at Smithville Farmers' Market
• Bloomington police: Man reports he was pistol-whipped at ex-girlfriend's apartment
• Stepping Stones honors champions
• It's official: Gregg picks Simpson as running mate
• John Ready celebrates 90th birthday with surprise party
• Volunteer opportunities in Bloomington
• Datebook - May 23, 2012
• Indiana woman whose fetus died in suicide attempt released from jail
• Morning report: Pedestrian islands in Bloomington, iPads for students
• IU e-waste collection program results in recycling almost 400,000 pounds of waste
• Disney Institute Coming to Bloomington
• Botanist: Blight afflicting flowering pear trees
• Shelby County Fair will go on despite fire
• Ivy Tech launches Ivy Biz for Kids for Teen Entrepreneurs
• Today's weather: A nice spring day
• Today's death notices - May 22, 2012
• Sakai awards fellowships to three with IU ties
• Gregg expected to name Simpson running mate in November election
• Bloomington North student to sing, study opera in Italy this summer
• Insects sapping strength of tulip trees, leaving mess
• Movie times
• Two airlifted after Bloomfield bus-vehicle accident Monday
• Almanac
• Hotline: Parking limits and sidewalk greenery
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for May 22
• Eagles, Patriots bounced from sectional
• T.H. South rallies past Panthers, 4-2
• Olympians, Otter Creek too tough for North
• Hayes leads Edgewood past T-Birds
• Linton crushes North Knox in sectional opener
• McHenry, Wolverines down Eels 12-2
• Mustangs make most of chances against Linton
• South rides fast start in sectional
• MCCSC staffing options for fall on tonight's agenda
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• Hoosier Fit Expo Friday and Saturday at IU
• Increase in R-BB lunch prices approved
• Board votes to close bridge
• Police beat: Woman reports assault
• Lottery numbers
• Sewer rates may increase 20%
• Crean to speak at golf outing, dinner
• Five local men arrested after attack in Chicago
• Obama on Afghanistan: No 'perfect' ending
• Speed read
• Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days in webcam suicide case
• Obituaries - May 22, 2012
• Jurors return not guilty verdict
• Leading Index for Indiana points to continued recovery
• Airlines making it harder to sit together
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal of $675,000 music sharing verdict
• Chamber of Commerce finalist for national award
• Business briefs
• South sprinters put it all together
• Panthers, Bull Dogs meet again in Seymour Regional
• Comedy is king again on network television
• LeBron, Heat rest up for Game 5 against Pacers
• IU to face Nebraska in 2015, '16
• T-Birds' Shell no-hits Barr Reeve
• Study: More than 2,000 convicted people exonerated in past 23 years
• Send in the clowns
• Embattled US nuclear safety agency chief resigns
• Final advice from panel: Healthy men shouldn't get routine prostate tests
• Source: Vi Simpson picked as Democrat Gregg's running mate
• Bloomington North, Bloomington South Science Olympiad teams compete in nationals
• GOP's Pence picks Rep. Sue Ellspermann as running mate
• Mountain bike rider injured in Brown County State Park crash
• No tobacco in Monroe County parks, please, county officials say
• Switchyard should not be crossed by Hillside
• Good news on summer jobs
• Letter: Dead on the rocks
• Letter: Crisis inevitable now
• Letter: Appalling record
• Letter: Crean and the Heat
• Letter: Stopping subscription
• Priorities askew when it comes to values at IU
• Datebook - May 22, 2012
• Out and About
• Senior Calendar
• Teen-only event scheduled at WonderLab Museum
• Mitchell Manor 'senior' prom one to remember
• Allstate Foundation gives grant to Bloomington's Pourhouse Cafe
• Bloomington kids invited to color brains
• Notre Dame among institutions to sue Obama over birth control mandate
• Phone system working again at The Herald-Times
• Body found in Patoka Lake identified as Tell City man
• Ivy Tech Community College welcomes Disney Institute to Bloomington
• Retail building near Gary collapses during storm
• Sap-sucking insect puts Indiana tree under stress
• Today's death notices: May 21, 2012
• Today's weather: Chance of rain today
• Temporary Wastewater Plant Operator
• Former British PM heckled in Maine college commencement speech
• Speed read
• 5 activists face charges related to NATO gathering
• NATO leaders shift focus to help an elusive Afghanistan peace
• 22 states join fight against Citizens United decision
• Monroe County property transfers
• Thousands in Chicago protest, march to NATO summit
• LA police arrest 2 suspects in Chinese students' deaths
• 'Ring of fire' eclipse draws millions to look skyward in Asia, US
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• World briefs
• Strong earthquake kills 4 in Italy
• Movie times
• Secular or Islamist? Egypt readies to choose a president
• Italy bombing revives memories of dark era
• Recent events put dramatic point on reason for National Police Week
• Line dancing lessons
• Beneath the surface: Cleaning reveals beauty, cracks in courthouse dome's glass
• Rise in R-BB lunch prices on agenda
• Waxing historic: Summit students pose as famous Hoosiers
• Road work
• Obituaries - May 21, 2012
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Tour of the brains; walking in the street
• Lottery numbers
• Almanac
• Economy, competition hurting Indiana casinos
• Dufner sinks putt on 18 to win Nelson
• Press box
• Full field set, but no bumping in Indy qualifying
• Oliphant hits stride for North
• Brown County softball seniors have bigger plans than graduation
• IndyCar fines 13 teams for rules violations
• Adult softball scores
• High school schedule
• Sports on TV for May 21
• Reds finish road trip with rally vs. Yankees
• Police beat: Jail Bookings
• Heat 2 much for Pacers in Game 4
• Musical shines at BPP
• Bloomington teen arrested after crashing stolen car, running from police
• Man's body found in Patoka Lake
• Indianapolis woman alleges protective order led to firing
• Today's death notices
• Auburn soldier dies in Afghanistan rocket strike
• Letter: A gut feeling
• Letter: Pay it forward
• Letter: Comic offensive
• Letter: Answer is no
• Legal services are necessary human services
• Fishing report: Lake Lemon, Lake Monroe, Greene-Sullivan State Forest
• IU rallies to sweep Buckeyes
• Wade, Heat move past Game 3
• Dream opener for the Fever
• Johnson cruises to 3rd win in All-Star race
• Movie times
• Spurs go up 3-0 on Clippers
• Dufner tops crowded leaderboard at Nelson
• Lundqvist, Rangers blank New Jersey, 3-0
• Sports transactions
• White Sox fly over Cubs, 7-4
• Votto hits 3-run homers, Reds hold off Yankees, 6-5
• Major league baseball standings
• High school scoreboard
• Sports on TV for May 20
• Briscoe puts Team Penske back on pole
• Wilson ready for a fight this season
• Brown Co. rips through Charlestown Invite
• Stars sweep shootouts with Linton
• South a close 2nd at Franklin Central Invite
• North holds off Jeff, Floyd for sweep
• South rips Floyd to gain road split
• Planning for Arts Fair on Square: Organizers got twice the applicants this year than last
• Viewing events, eyewear urged for 'Ring of Fire' solar eclipse
• Smithsonian research in Lilly-Dickey Woods will provide data about temperate forest
• Memorial forest near Paoli hosts scenery from the past
• Plans under way to drain Griffy Lake, repair dam, build dog park
• Summer job market a bit better this year
• Torch run raises funds for new YMCA facility
• Lottery numbers
• Women build two Habitat houses in nine days
• Jets shoot down Eagles twice
• 3A No. 13 Brownstown sweeps Eastern
• Indecent exposure reported
• Pence set to announce his running mate
• Obama sees 'emerging consensus' at summit
• Speed read
• Chinese activist lands in US
• State considers private firm to help run Hoosier Lottery
• Records: Joplin twister was costliest since 1950
• Spice sales could label businesses as drug houses in Fort Wayne
• Is GOP trying to sabotage economy to hurt Obama?
• Obituaries - May 20, 2012
• UK mass surveillance program could expose private lives
• Iran, Pakistan rising forces in global meth trade
• Bomb kills 1 student, wounds 7 in Italy
• Photos: Heritage Days in Harrodsburg
• IU briefs: Paydar moves to IUPUI, e-waste program successful, Financial Times recognizes program
• Clear Creek wins award for promoting healthful eating
• Local business briefs
• Allison play takes on the myth of corporate personhood
• Fire hits grandstand at Shelby County Fairgrounds
• Indianapolis pastor fatally shot; woman arrested
• Almanac
• I'll Have Another wins again
• East wins Larry Rice Classic at Bloomington Speedway
• Hoosier men finish 9th at NCAA golf regional
• Today's death notices - May 19
• Softball team excluded due to pastor's bisexuality
• Indiana diocese denies discrimination over IVF
• Sounds of South Finale
• IU hires new head of Singing Hoosiers show choir
• '37 Ford still the coolest car at the prom
• Veterans Assistance Program begins July 1
• Datebook - May 19-21, 2012
• Overnight police and fire checks - May 19
• Today's weather: Hot
• Local religion briefs
• WRV softball hammers Patriots, 13-3
• Edgewood hangs on to top T-Birds, 11-10
• High school scoreboard
• Sixers rally past Celtics, even series at 2-2
• Major league baseball standings
• Sports on TV for May 19
• Sports transactions
• Movie times
• Mayor Kruzan: Hillside Drive extension will not go through new park
• Hoosier Hills Food Bank distribution set record in 2011
• Lottery numbers - May 18, 2012
• Bloomington storage units damaged by fire Friday
• Hart, IU shut out Buckeyes, clinch bye
• Derby winner taking aim at another jewel
• Heat try to regroup after shocking loss to Pacers
• Andretti leads young guns at Indy
• Center Grove's Marlin to walk-on at Indiana
• Bull Dogs eliminate Brown County
• Bloomfield defends sectional tennis title
• Mustangs rally past Bloomfield, 8-3
• Helton leads Linton past Union
• Almanac
• Reversal of fortune for Panthers
• Home of the Week
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall can be viewed this weekend
• Vi Simpson demands an expanded state audit
• Project will delay traffic on Ind. 44
• Police beat: Man reports roommate threatened him with a knife
• Governor candidate John Gregg visits local sheet metal plant, proposes tax credits
• CDC: Baby boomers at high risk for hepatitis C, should get tested
• Obituaries - May 19, 2012
• Pre-summit rally draws thousands to Daley Plaza
• Ozone warning issued for the area
• Speed read
• Bedford police ID man killed in fight
• Facebook fails to sizzle in public trading debut
• Monroe County's unemployment rate falls to 6.2% in April
• Hoosier Hills feeds hungry with our help
• Job numbers show gain
• Letter: Feeling it
• Letter: Need a brain
• Letter: Seriously stupid
• Letter: Vote Republican
• Letter: How venture capital works
• IU trainer injured in trail bike accident
• Hair-waxing, dancing on the B-Line among Dancing with the Celebrities fundraising
• Police search Airport Road area in New Albany murder case
• Cubs' Kerry Wood to retire after one more outing
• Celebrate urban birds Saturday at IU's Hilltop
• Winners, BIB Week Three
• Out and About
• Community news
• Datebook - May 18-20, 2012
• Indiana woman charged in baby's death might leave jail
• Morning report: Dancing with the Stars, Habitat houses
• Rock collection fills a yard
• Death notices: May 18, 2012
• Professor claims Purdue violated free speech right
• Weather: A fine Friday
• Probe concludes charging 2 in rare crane's death
• Letter: Cuts and burial
• Letter: Liberals not bothered by debt
• Link loosened between output and job creation
• And another thing: Neighborhood stores need support, online utility bills
• Ennis helps South softball clean up against THS
• North golf shoots season best to beat South
• Linton baseball romps past OV
• Edgewood softball no-hit by Cascade
• Eastern softball falls in 10 innings, 2-1
• Shakamak softball knocks off Linton
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Press box
• Sports transactions
• Jay Penske scores 2 Chevy engines
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• A great 8 for South track and field
• High school scoreboard
• Movie times
• Goal of Bike to Work Day: Pushing people onto pedals
• Switchyard park plans include space for performances, dogs, gardens and games
• Almanac
• Hotline: Fixing toasters, swimming in the lake
• State police camps for students
• Grants to help with kids' medical costs
• County officials working together on tough issues
• Candidate Gregg coming to town
• Students from Bloomington Graduation School help beautify local Habitat homes
• Police beat: Jail Bookings
• Students honored at Hoosier Hills Career Center
• About 200 stands will be open on Lemonade Day Saturday
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - May 18, 2012
• Pacers pound Heat, take 2-1 lead
• Allen, Thomas honored as Police Officers of the Year
• Correction
• North, South cruise into sectional final
• Raventos 1-hits South Put as Edgewood wins 6th straight
• Carmichael's 37 paces Edgewood to home win
• BC baseball falls to Seymour, 3-0
• BC golf splits pair
• Greencastle softball knocks off Owen Valley
• Eastern Greene outlasts Rivet, 14-10
• Speed read
• Evidence of marijuana in Martin's blood; investigator recommended shooter's arrest
• US forecasters say heat will stay on this summer
• Finger sandwich: Michigan boy bites into severed finger flesh in his Arby's roast beef sandwich
• Among US babies, minorities now majority
• Judge delays Mladic trial due to evidence errors
• Greencastle golf rolls past Owen Valley
• Sports on TV for May 18
• Hoosier golfers 9th at NCAA Regionals
• DeMuth's 1st homer sparks IU comeback
• World briefs
• Nation briefs
• Letter: Congratulations to the Searses
• Letter: Help Meals on Wheels
• Bloomington Street Superintendent retiring after 38 years of city service
• Pair of downtown restaurants work to ladle up liquid success
• Crane needs proactive alliance now
• Local business briefs
• Recent recalls
• Buffett's Berkshire to buy Media General papers
• Grant to fund video systems for Monroe County Sheriff's vehicles
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning May 17)
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• IU sports chat: Stanford Robinson, new IU baseball stadium
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Brain tumor survivor and artist, John D. Shearer, to exhibit at Ivy Tech Waldron in June
• Evansville casino plans major hotel renovation
• Out and About
• Ready to sell some lemonade
• Datebook: May 17-19, 2012
• Service Clubs
• Morning report: Bike to Work Day in Bloomington Friday, Switchyard Park meeting tonight
• Intermediate Spanish
• Camp Rock
• Death notices: May 17, 2012
• One dead in Mooresville fire
• Sports chat today
• Bird named NBA's Executive of the Year
• Students arrested
• Protesters disrupt WellPoint annual meeting
• Search continues for possible drowning victim in Fish Trap Lake
• Kids' hospitals, med schools join to fight abuse
• Weather: May 17, 2012
• 2013 guard Robinson commits to Hoosiers
• Letter: Why the small army?
• Letter: Sources of cancer
• Guest column: Humanity prone to inexplicable contradictions
• City of Bloomington Announces BLOOMING NEIGHBORHOODS Neighborhood Awards Celebration
• Sports on TV for May 17
• Alesi feels 'unsafe,' Newgarden fastest in practice at Indy
• Celtics roll over Sixers in Philly
• Race week
• Heat upbeat, Pacers confident heading into Game 3
• Adult softball scores
• Last Sembower series critical for Hoosiers
• IU golf tries to get back on course at NCAAs
• South softball falls short against No. 2 Center Grove
• Bauer, Edgewood blank Brown County baseball
• High school scoreboard
• Edgewood hurdlers Chambers, Smith make dynamic duo
• North baseball crushes visiting Olympians
• North softball finishes off Mitchell in finale
• Cougars cruise in sectional tennis opener, 5-0
• Movie times
• 2012 H-T Scholastic Stars smart, well-rounded group of achievers
• Class helps women improve appearance after chemotherapy, radiation treatments
• Almanac
• 'Lady A' entertains students from tornado-hit town
• Hotline: Dry cleaner issues and stopping junk mail
• Language camp offered in June
• Harrell Road is closing for months
• Cascades Park unveils walking trail
• Gunman shot by police had military-style weapons training
• Attempted murder charge filed in stabbing incident
• Man arrested in reported robbery and sexual battery
• No Picnic with the Pops this summer
• Obituaries - May 17, 2012
• H-T's Scholastic Stars talk about their senior year, teachers, parents
• Lottery numbers
• Husband of slain bride made odd phone call, relative says
• Clemens' attorney attacks credibility of trainer McNamee
• Edwards doesn't testify at campaign finance trial
• Facebook investors cash out more shares in advance of IPO
• Skechers to pay $40 million in settlement over shoe ads
• Speed read: Wife of RFK Jr. found dead at home
• Study suggests coffee drinkers live longer
• World leaders set for busy weekend as US hosts G8, NATO summits
• Anger, drama erupt at Mladic's genocide trial
• Instant Message: Fun Frolic
• Bloomington represented well at Science Olympiad
• Scholastic Stars show a wide array of skills in academics, engagement
• YouTube launching food channel with television veterans
• Hot Spots - Joe Pug, Eric Andre, Harrodsburg Heritage Days Festival
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• On Stage
• Mexican novelist Carlos Fuentes dies
• Top Fives
• News of the Weird
• Death notices: 5/16/12
• Woman tells Bloomington police she was robbed while walking near IU campus
• Volunteer opportunities
• Senior Science Sunday this week
• Out and About
• Datebook: May 16-18, 2012
• Supporting cloth diapers
• - X-Treme Team: Make Your Own Travel Game
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Weather: Pleasant day ahead
• Indiana Wildlife Federation gives Daniels an award
• Democrat Gregg seeks tax cut for Indiana businesses
• Police shoot gunman after search of central Indiana park
• Jobs announcement set for this morning at Subaru's Indiana factory
• IU keeping lights on for athletic department
• Lucky No. 7 for Panthers
• Letter: Bullying pervasive
• Letter: Need new designs
• Editorial: IU purchase benefits all of community
• Silver Alert declared for Bloomington man, Curtis Wiggins
• IU law professor: Facebook IPO will 'sell little bits of each of us'
• IU law professor: Facebook IPO will 'sell little bits of each of us'
• Hotline: Foreign coins and sticky trees
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for May 16
• Almanac
• North outslugs Lawrence Central, 11-9
• Unemployment tax repayment causing confusion
• Bloomington Iraq War veteran gets Purple Heart
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• High school scoreboard
• Photos: Bicycle rodeo at Templeton Elementary
• Cardinals beat Cubs to avoid winless homestand
• North, South draw each other in baseball sectional
• Tennis Cougars eye sectional repeat
• Fairview, Templeton IREAD-3 numbers questioned; 100% of students at Childs Elementary pass
• Movie times
• Lottery numbers
• Bloomfield edges Barr-Reeve, 5-3
• 1A No. 2 Shakamak edges Mustangs, 12-10
• Super Bowl cost Indianapolis more than planned
• Third Street will be under construction
• Container gardening seminar is Saturday
• Wear a seat belt or risk getting a ticket
• Clock ticking with new plan to fight Alzheimer's disease
• Election Briefs
• Romney blames 'prairie fire of debt' on Obama
• Speed read
• Poll: Facebook widely used, but not trusted
• Nation Briefs
• World Briefs
• Hollande takes over French presidency, meets Merkel
• Shareholders confront a subdued JPMorgan CEO over $2B trading loss
• Obituaries - May 16, 2012
• Ex-tabloid boss Brooks faces charges in phone hacking
• ATV driver's body found three days after river plunge
• Police beat: Woman reportedly throws computer that strikes man in face
• South's Kelzer delivers on mound, at plate
• IU roundup: Knoblauch single lifts IU over Aces
• Eastern golf wins 3-way at Hidden Hills
• Martinsville outslugs Brown County, 11-3
• North begins defense of sectional tennis title Wednesday
• Slow start dooms North softball at North Daviess
• Olympians sweep Brown County in regular season finale
• Acting Indiana chief justice picked to head court
• Out with rival, in with powerhouse
• Edwardsport deal no win for ratepayers
• Letter: Cuts like a knife
• Honoring Julia Child with a grilled French chicken
• Letter: Money and access
• Letter: And that's a fact
• Rock band Train makes tracks in wine world
• Honeycomb is more than just for storing honey
• 'Lethal' solutions for Bloomington urban deer part of task force process
• Bon Appetit! Legendary chef Julia Child's 100th birthday approaching
• Wine pairings toast Child
• May means more peas
• Try using the incredible egg in a multitude of recipes during National Egg Month
• Naked gunman released from hospital, sent to Monroe County Jail
• Quieter days open up restaurant possibilities in Bloomington
• Gooseberries, potatoes, squash, leeks available at Saturday's Bloomington Community Farmers' Market
• Smithville Farmers' Market has rhubarb, spinach available Saturday
• Start salad days today
• DeGeneres to receive Mark Twain Prize
• Spencer market offers brats, ribs, local produce and more
• ABC looks to more nighttime soaps for fall
• States sues former Mitchell school treasurer; seeks repayment of $110,000
• Bloomington North, South students to compete in National Science Olympiad
• Register for girls' youth firefighting camp
• Terre Haute man charged with sexual assault on trial in Monroe County
• Saturday marathon to raise money for Monroe County YMCA campaign
• Morning report: Indiana test results for 3rd graders, Bloomington/Monroe County Deer Task Force
• Funding awarded for multidisciplinary projects at IU Bloomington
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• ISP honors one of their own
• Thanks
• Out and About
• Senior Calendar
• Datebook - May 15-17, 2012
• Death notices: May 15, 2012
• Indiana woman pleads guilty in attempted baby snatch
• Tar Heels coming to town
• Daniels names new group of Indiana teaching fellows
• Letter: Move to the right
• Letter: Strong indictment
• Northern Indiana family hit by 1999 tragedy moves on
• Column: Broader fix needed for deer problem
• Letter: They don't mix
• Editorial: Conservation fund a model for behavior
• Weather: Sun!
• Indiana University buys 10th & the Bypass property for $4.6 million
• IU outlines new policy to protect children on campus and at university events
• School Diary: Readers' response to column makes a positive impact
• US Postal Service introduces proposal to cut rural office hours
• Harrodsburg post office serves as small-town community
• Hotline: Fan mail and blue tarps
• Almanac
• Movie times
• Sports on TV for May 15
• Heat, Pacers adjust to Bosh's absence
• Ooley lifts OV over North softball
• Edgewood tennis knocks off Linton
• South tennis clinches 2nd in conference
• Man calls police to investigate three lost and hungry children
• High school scoreboard
• Acting Indiana chief justice a leading candidate for job
• Stuttering movie available at library
• Historical society to host quilt show
• North 3rd, South 4th as LC surprises at CI golf meet
• Former FBI agent faces federal porn charges
• South tennis wraps up 2nd place in the conference
• High IQ has Indiana Elite 15s unbeaten
• Lottery numbers
• North's Afoaku trying to peak at right time
• Obituaries - May 15, 2012
• Correction
• Police shoot driver who was trying to flee
• Police beat: Student says teacher pushed her to the ground
• Woman in wreck had fatal heart attack
• Summer blood donors will be entered in drawing for prizes
• Judge sentences shooter in Lawrence County slaying
• Obama ad paints Romney as job destroyer
• Reality TV, religion give birth to top baby names
• Ron Paul halts spending, effectively ending his presidential campaign
• Speed read
• The lifestyle you ordered
• Brown: Tax hikes needed for $16B state budget gap
• Greek, European ills could cause problems for US
• Hoosier Hills students work together for school's annual plant sale
• The Fun Frolic runs its course
• Letter: Helping voters vote
• Letter: Specialist needed
• ABC and Yahoo are trying social network experiment on 'Revenge'
• City of Bloomington Utilities to launch online billing system
• Lauren Spierer's parents plan poster project to aid in search for missing IU student
• 'Bark in Your Park' contest features Bloomington park plan
• Reader photos: Super moon
• Morning report: IU $4.6 million purchase at 10th and the 45/46 bypass
• IU simplifies online collaboration with Box.com
• Out and About
• Datebook
• Dixon honored
• Exploring Creative Elders Film Series
• Work on central Indiana wind farm set for this summer
• Death notices: May 14, 2012
• South Africa honors Lugar for his work in 1986
• Wrongful death suit settled
• Pacers can't take the Heat
• Letter: The walking whale
• Letter: Caretakers are gone
• Indiana Bar Foundation diversity fund honors Shepard
• 'A needle in the arm is too humane for him'
• Weather: May 14, 2012
• Bloomingfoods looking at Elm Heights site for new grocery
• Indiana conservation officer rescues dog from sinkhole
• The City of Bloomington Utilities Department to Implement New Billing System
• IU's merit proposal is unfair system
• For Pett, lampooning UK basketball sets off passion he'd like to see on other topics
• Plan for new switchyard park to be refined, revealed
• Bloomington Hospital Foundation raising funds to upgrade neonatal unit
• Pathways: Bo-Mac's drive-in restaurant in Shoals
• Hotline: Small appliance repair; fixing hacked email
• Speed read: Booker T. bassist Donald 'Duck' Dunn dies
• Press box
• Clippers advance with Game 7 win over Griz
• Officials still optimistic about filling 33-car field
• IU roundup: Butler, Bayer win Big Ten titles as IU track men finish in 3rd
• Gunman kills member of Afghan peace council
• Sports on TV for May 14
• Almanac
• Boston University student recovering after New Zealand crash kills 3
• IU briefs: Cooper, Simpson get regional Emmy nominations; scholarships announced
• High school schedule
• Man makes amends for stealing plants from public park - in 1958
• Mayor Bloomberg: North Carolina marriage vote sets back civil rights
• Marriage licenses
• Father of sole survivor in Kansas plane crash speaks
• Energy conservation fund approved for Monroe County
• EG All-Stars recover, win May Classic
• Woman dies after eastside wreck; 4 hurt in crash on Bloomington's courthouse square
• Syrian violence bleeds into Lebanon
• World briefs: German opposition wins vote
• Rielle Hunter led a tabloid-grade life, even before becoming John Edwards' mistress
• Lottery numbers
• Levinsohn named Yahoo's interim CEO
• Report: 3 JPMorgan executives to resign
• 2012 graduates entering an improving job market
• Obituaries - May 14, 2012
• Monroe County property transfers
• This week's meetings
• Police beat: Jail Bookings
• Road work
• Rafting toward freedom: Cardinal produces 'Big River'
• Today's death notices
• - Generation Connection
• ARF! Read to a Dog
• Adorable Adoptables
• Democracy’s Challenge: Reclaiming the Public Role
• Local scene given a C+ in arts?: Grade is 'total rubbish'
• Sports on TV for May 13
• Cook among companies facing big hit from medical device tax
• Traditional Arts Indiana searches out and shares Hoosiers' 'creativity in everyday life'
• 36,000 pounds of food collected in Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
• IU roundup: Drouin wins 5th Big Ten high jump title
• Hildebrand eager for return to Indianapolis
• Zimmermann, Nats beat Reds
• Pacers ready for Heat, MVP James
• Johnson gives Hendrick Motorsports 200th win
• High school scoreboard
• Edgewood clinches share of conference
• Crouse's 70 leads South to fifth at Heartland
• Lottery numbers
• Judicial panel to interview Indiana appeals court candidates
• Hoosier Times papers win awards at APME banquet
• MCCSC updating its policies designed to counter bullying
• Adults wanting to stop bullying among youth can start by examining their own behaviors
• Fewer electronics dropped off for recycling at this year's free collection
• Surprise visit a perfect Mother's Day gift
• 18-year-old facing charge of attempted murder in Ellettsville stabbing
• Naked gunman who was wounded, subdued by police has prior marijuana arrest
• Man accused of strapping kids to car charged
• North baseball salvages split with Artesians
• Governor hopefuls lay out jobs ideas for race
• Almanac
• Terre Haute police dog up for national award
• Holiday World set with new water coaster
• North golf 15th at tough Zionsville Invite
• South baseball celebrates '72 champs with sweep
• Plumber dies from cut neck
• Eastern baseball splits pair with Orleans
• Eagles baseball sweeps Sullivan
• BC softball clinches share of WIC, splits two
• Edgewood baseball rallies to win 4th straight
• Obituaries - May 13, 2012
• Linton's 278 earns 14th straight SWIAC golf title
• Edgewood golfers claim WIC title
• Offering scholarships early a risk worth taking for IU
• Republicans recognize economy top issue for voters, will use gay marriage selectively
• Davis, Hartman stepping into the spotlight
• Speed read
• Teen's body spray sets off school fire alarm
• Local business briefs
• Gay Arizona sheriff dropping bid for congressional seat, seeking 2nd term
• Death notices
• Officer: Military could learn from civilian courts
• Polo mogul sentenced in drunken-driving death
• Crossword plot? Probe ridiculed in Venezuela
• Retired couples may need $240,000 for health care, investment firm estimates
• Haiti finds gold, hopes for mining boom
• It's about the economy: Puerto Rico aims to become fully bilingual by 2022
• Ancient farming landscape under threat
• Woman, 92, sold suicide kits, but sentenced on tax evasion charge
• Ivy Tech Commencement: Graduates told to share their stories of hope and inspiration
• BPP premiere of 'Maggie Cassidy': Kerouac before hitting the road
• Bedford's White River Bowhunters host major IBO Triple Crown contest for 27th year
• Seymour woman's body found in burning car; man charged
• Franklin church volunteers still helping Katrina victims
• Girl Scouts under scrutiny from Catholic bishops
• Excruciating details emerge on Jewish ghettos
• Georgia's patriarch baptizes 400 babies
• Religion briefs
• Adopting potluck attitude can cut life's worries
• Weather: A rainy Mother's Day ahead
• Datebook: May 12-14, 2012
• Overnight police check-in
• Week Two Best Spring Yard winners
• Sports car a rousing Triumph for history
• Murder trial delayed in 2011 stabbing death of Bloomington woman
• High school scoreboard
• Linton sweeps Greene County Invitational titles
• Section of Low Gap Road closed for bridge replacement
• Lex wins Modifieds feature at Bloomington Speedway
• Cakes shaped like buildings on display Saturday
• Road resurfacing will restrict Ind. 48 starting Monday
• Historic meets high-tech with grant for B-Line walking tours
• Police, school still seeking answers in teen's suicide
• Lottery numbers
• Correction
• Obituaries - May 14, 2012
• Press box
• Palette to Palate fundraiser Saturday at IU Auditorium
• Police beat: Two fights result in injuries to teens, school personnel
• Bloomington's Fun Frolic runs its course after 54 years
• Ivy Tech Commencement: Graduates told to share their stories of hope and inspiration
• Freshmen evaluated on what they can do at next level
• Almanac
• Many blacks OK with Obama's new view on gays
• Art causes concern about suicides
• Speed read
• McDonald signs free agent contract with Dolphins
• Authorities: Kidnapped girls didn't eat for days
• AIDS fight enters new phase with prevention pill
• Miller announces women's basketball assistants
• George draws task of slowing Wade
• Racing into the unknown at Indy
• Southern Indiana parts factory plans to expand
• Big JPMorgan loss sets off call for tougher regulation
• Bloomington police shoot man after he shoots up neighborhood
• Recent police action shootings in Monroe County
• Trail proposal a step in the right direction
• Property donation a generous gift to all Hoosiers
• Letter: Not a spokesman
• Letter: Not going broke
• Letter: Feels like Bailey
• Letter: Bloomington impressed
• Job Search Interview and Resume Help @ Your Library
• Express Computer Topic: Library's Online Databases
• Out and About
• Community news
• Thanks
• Datebook - May 11-13, 2012
• Three generations
• Death notices: May 11, 2012
• Almost 700 to graduate from Ivy Tech Friday night
• Nesting hawks cause havoc at northern Indiana church
• Don't call Pacers underdogs against Heat
• South track sweeps - barely
• Letter: Think catheters
• Letter: No one listened
• And another thing: Fireworks need support, MCCSC closer to mission
• Little spending is real problem with economy
• Semi overturns; no injuries
• Covered bridge could find new home in park
• Weather: Lovely Friday coming up!
• City Enters ‘Bark for Your Park' Online Voting Contest
• Losing Hall won't hurt May Classic attendance
• Poulter makes himself at home at Sawgrass
• 3 veterans test skills with rookies at Indy
• BNL golfers shoot down Panthers at Otis
• Mustangs beat Greencastle for 3rd straight win
• 11-run 1st dooms North softball at LC
• North golfers struggle in loss to Mooresville
• PM deals South softball title hopes a blow
• Edgewood softball 1 step closer to sharing WIC
• Mustang golfers run past Monrovia
• Sports on TV for May 11
• Press box
• 7-time champ Edgewood gets bye for softball sectional
• High school scoreboard
• Tennis Panthers cruise past T.H. North, 4-1
• Tennis Cougars roll on Senior Night
• Eagles tennis soars over Mustangs to WIC title
• Man arrested in Ellettsville convenience store robbery
• Lottery numbers
• Almanac
• Photos: Strawberry Shortcake Festival
• Almost 700 to graduate from Ivy Tech Friday night
• Hotline: Parking for movie kiosks and walking trails
• Governor visits sock factory in new Morgan County location
• Ferguson makes state's largest-ever private land conservation donation
• Obituaries - May 11, 2012
• Police beat: Jail Bookings
• Justice Department sues Arizona sheriff
• Twin car bombs in Syrian capital kill dozens
• Speed read
• Romney says he didn't know classmates he targeted in school 'pranks' were gay
• Military class suspended for teaching that all Islam is enemy
• World briefs
• Nation briefs
• Report: 2,600 drugstores' Medicare billings suspect
• International adoptions at lowest level in 15 years
• Electronic Waste Collection Days will accept repairable goods along with e-waste
• Want to paint a room or house yourself? What you should know
• Antiquing With Susan
• A feast for the eyes
• Local business briefs
• Indiana University student startups receive funding
• Weekly recalls
• Auto dealer uses car as calling card
• Rise above noise with personal touch
• squeezing out success in Bloomington: Kids learn business basics in Lemonade Day program
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning May 10)
• On Screen
• Gov. Mitch Daniels: Indiana is 'an island of fiscal solvency'
• Letter: What is true?
• Letter: Give me a break
• Letter: Extend bike lane
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84
• No evidence of bullying in suicide case of Bloomington North student
• Death notices: May 10, 2012
• Linton police officer charged with battery after gym headlock incident
• Bloomington police: Woman robbed along B-Line Trail
• Indiana State Fair hires new operations chief spurred by fatal stage collapse
• IU expands eTexts initiative with Pearson
• IU sports chat: No IU/UK game analysis, IU's 2012-13 game schedule
• Monroe County Council member to complete community service for drunken driving charge
• College Mall hosting National Mom's Nite Out event tonight
• Tuneful Twos
• Tuneful Twos
• Intermediate Spanish
• Traffic light at Tapp Road and Ind. 37 working
• BHS to celebrate baseball champs
• Letter: Do not condemn
• Letter: Wants to be dictator
• Editorial: Ivy Tech graduates signify what community college is meant to do
• Weather: Sunny skies
• Instant Message
• Center for Interfaith Cooperation, IUPUI School of Liberal Arts offer look at Islamic law
• Ceremony Commemorates Peace Officer Memorial Day 2012
• Lawsuit threatened against Monroe County over accessibility issues at polls
• Heat put away Knicks
• Sports transactions
• Race week
• Cubs blank Braves
• Press box
• Sports transactions
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Bad inning lets No. 7 Bull Dogs escape South
• T.H. North rocks softball Panthers, 8-1
• High school scoreboard
• Edgewood boys, BC girls defend WIC titles
• Jets edge Brown County at Clifty Creek
• Photo: Double rainbow over Brown County
• Monroe County couple to put on July 4 fireworks show at fairgrounds
• Hotline: Permits and Scared Straight
• Solsberry man arrested in series of burglaries
• Letter carriers will pick up donated food Saturday
• Obituaries - May 10, 2012
• Bloomington Reads events this week are focusing on encouraging literacy
• Lottery numbers
• Corrections
• Almanac
• Police beat: Wandering child
• Recount possible in Owen commissioner's race
• Anxious animal? 'Thundershirts' flying off shelves in Roanoke Valley
• Bloomington North officials investigating whether bullying led to high school student's suicide
• MAC freshman of year transferring to IU
• Crean says Hoosiers' schedule tough enough without Kentucky
• Tennis Panthers cruise past Center Grove, 4-1
• Oliphant fuels 10-0 Cougar win over Southport
• Owen Valley cruises past Greencastle, 4-1
• Singles carry Bloomfield past Vikings
• Balk lets No. 7 Kentucky escape IU with 6-5 victory
• World briefs: In Greece, impasse deepens as new talks fail
• Mississippi man added to FBI list, sought in slayings, kidnappings
• Pilot who helped land crippled jet in 1989 dies
• Saudis emerge as key ally against terrorists
• Speed read: Jury deliberates in Hudson family slayings
• Obama voices support for gay marriage
• Reprieve for rural post offices
• Women, blacks help Obama in new poll
• UK taking steps to reform 700-year-old House of Lords
• 2 Martinsville teachers arrested, charged with child seduction after Indiana State Police investigation
• 'General Hospital' leads with 23 Daytime Emmy Award nominations
• Business electronic waste accepted at IU this weekend
• Stocks dip in light of European debt woes
• House renews charter of Export-Import Bank
• Honda wins appeal of small-claims hybrid case
• Monroe County Clerk addresses complaints from voters delayed at polls
• Letter: Military in Africa
• MCCSC mission and vision statements progressing
• Parolee charged with sexual assault, arrested at IU parking lot
• Indianapolis man sentenced in Midwest human smuggling
• Datebook - May 10-12, 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• On Stage
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Hot Spots - Acoustic Roots Festival, Jenn Cristy, Polly Frost
• Top Fives
• Evening Family Story Time
• Death notices: May 9, 2012
• Lugar's and Henegar's years of service not acknowledged by own parties
• Guest column: People deserve chance to show they've changed
• Editorial: Leave food donations at mailbox
• Letter: Church and state
• Weather: May 9, 2012
• Monroe County primary results by race
• Monroe County Council at-large: McKim, Thomas, Travis to face Daley, Ellison, Mickel
• Monroe County Clerk Linda Robbins says election process was 'favorable'
• Monroe County Democratic voters cross over to Republican ballot for US Senate race
• Romney wins GOP presidential primary; Congress to get new faces from state
• Almanac
• Mayfield wins GOP nod; to face Democrat Welch in November
• Hotline: Online billing, too high billing and electronic waste
• Yoder to challenge Young in 9th District
• First returns start coming in
• Saulter wins Democratic nomination; will face unopposed Bridges in fall
• Area county primary results
• District 2 incumbent Stoops beats Paul; to face Republican Shaffer on fall ballot
• Mann wins Dem bid; will oppose Heaton in November election
• Receding flood waters leave damage behind
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - May 9, 2012
• Baseball Panthers belt Pike, 7-2
• NL standings
• AL standings
• Sports transactions
• Golf week
• Sports on TV for May 9
• High school scoreboard
• Hamilton 16th to hit 4 HRs in game
• Press box
• Poore makes a name in steeplechase
• Edgewood boys, Brown County girls take early WIC lead
• Hawks stay alive, 87-86
• Indian Creek downs rival BC
• Eastern boys win 3-team meet
• BNL shoots down North, 297-320
• Linton finds season low 144 at Hidden Hills
• Bloomfield gets past Loogootee, 3-2
• Linton turns back North Knox, 3-2
• No. 14 North gets past Greenwood, 3-2
• OV nets 3-2 win over Golden Arrows
• Bloop single diifference as North falls, 2-1
• South stays in CI softball hunt with 4-1 win
• Southport hangs on to beat softball Cougars
• South rolls over Edgewood, 5-0
• Two-out hits key Sullivan win over OV
• Police: Gun parts found in stuffed animals part of domestic dispute
• Officials: Bomber was CIA informant
• Miners 10-run Covenant Christian
• North Carolina voters pass gay marriage ban
• Hatchets' no-hitter keeps Bloomfield reeling
• Speed read
• McCann's homers lead T-Birds past WRV
• Arrows shoot down OV in 6
• 'Where the Wild Things Are' author Sendak dies
• WRV picks up SWIAC win over Union
• Israeli unity deal offers hope for peace talks
• Disney income up
• Business briefs
• Turmoil in Europe pushes stocks lower
• GOP blocks Senate debate on Democratic student loan bill
• Showalter Fountain fish broken during melee; IU student arrested
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Indiana to get new look in DC after primary
• Coroner: Valium, alcohol killed Kinkade
• 'Lost' star Matthew Fox arrested for DUI in Oregon
• London jogger: Dustin Hoffman saved my life
• Lugar loses Indiana GOP primary to Mourdock
• Register for South junior high school boys' basketball clinic
• Poll workers report high number of crossover GOP voters
• Remember, May is National Salad Month
• Peonies, strawberries, oatmeal at Saturday's Bloomington Community Farmers' Market
• Josie's Frozen Yogurt is Ellettsville's newest eatery
• Spring is time for enjoying strawberries from gardens, markets and at shortcake festival
• Pack in flavor with steamed fish
• Smithville market opens Saturday for third season
• Find Mother's Day items at Spencer's Owen County Farmers' Market
• Letter: Fair share
• Letter: Motivations
• Lugar facing stiff primary challenge against Mourdock
• Out and About
• Datebook - May 9-11, 2012
• Girvin gets award
• Student expelled for bringing stun gun to school
• Ind. man arrested with 4 kids strapped to car hood
• Ellettsville police investigate armed robbery, release surveillance pictures of suspect
• - Help for Your Struggling Reader
• Templeton Tour Group
• - Sign Together
• New Movie Monday
• Put It In Order Circulation Volunteer Training
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Editorial - IU-UK split: Campus arenas are best places to play basketball rivalries
• Datebook - May 8-10, 2012
• Happy 100th, Paula!
• Senior Calendar
• Red Cross gets award
• Out and About
• Death notices: May 8, 2012
• More Indiana grandparents raising grandchildren
• Purdue plans to demolish coal-burning boiler
• West has Pacers on verge of advancing
• Library offers finance classes
• Letter: LFTB products useful
• Letter: Unions, don't be nice
• Guest column: Numbers just don't add up for supply-side economics
• Weather: May 8, 2012
• Primary voters heading to polls starting at 6 a.m.; about 4,000 people voted early in Monroe County
• Edgewood junior organizing fundraiser for Huntington's disease research in mother's memory
• GOP's Kilander is withdrawing from race for Monroe County Council
• School Diary: 'Do whatever you do with passion' is a lesson columnist has taken to heart
• Hotline: Dumpster diving, stamping out hunger and Security Matters
• Almanac
• Spurs sweep
• Giants' Mota gets suspended, again
• Press Box
• When the passion boils over
• Today on TV
• Mustangs put WIC streak on line
• High School Scoreboard
• IL standings
• Travis earns Big Ten honor again
• AL standings
• NL standings
• IndyCar tests at Texas in preparation for Indy
• Calipari makes his case
• Cougar golfers fall to Bull Dogs
• Linton golfers drive past WRV
• Obituaries - May 8, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• Monroe County's health ordinances updated
• B-Line project finds plan commission favor
• Election brief: George clarifies climate change position
• Election brief: Yoder urges better services for veterans
• Election brief: Miller shares thoughts on climate change
• Water rates will be increasing
• Police beat: Intoxicated woman arrested at Taco Bell
• Bloomington police: Man arrested after rock-throwing injury
• Putin: 6 more years
• Obama's vague gay marriage stance under renewed scrutiny
• GOP moving once more to cut social programs
• Ponzi scheme fugitive couple from Illinois caught in Arizona
• Edgewood softball falls victim to 7th-inning rally
• US, China to cooperate more on cyber threats to prevent potential misunderstandings
• 20-year forecast indicates no end in sight for US obesity epidemic
• CIA thwarts 'undetectable' al-Qaida bomb plot
• Don't tase me, bro
• South golfers edge Seymour
• Speed read
• Owner of College Mall becomes world's biggest real estate firm
• Bloomfield tennis serves up victory over Washington
• Austerity is a dirty word in Europe, but what next?
• Fishing app lands top spot for best idea at Startup Bloomington
• Shakamak softball shuts out Bloomfield
• Bobby Vee reveals he has Alzheimer's disease
• Northeast Dubois blanks WRV tennis
• 'Glee' actor writes his Hollywood ticket
• Bloomfield golf knocks off Dugger
• OV golfers second in 3-way
• Flash flooding closes some roads; advisory in effect until 11 p.m.
• Letter: Stop means stop
• Letter: Greatest challenges
• Grandmother: Teen accused in fatal cousin stabbing loved him
• Community Job Fair at Bloomington's Salvation Army Thursday
• Morning report: Plans for Brown County's old Ski World
• Death notices: May 7, 2012
• Planned Parenthood offers free Pap tests next week
• New group to use tipline in uncovering public corruption
• IU's Butler a superpowered sprinter
• Weather: May 7, 2012
• Letter: Which perspective?
• Letter: Alcohol is a drug
• Time to cheer on Science Olympiad teams
• Commentary: Some primary races will have major impact on governance going forward
• Sarkozy concedes French presidential election to Hollande
• Speed read
• Photo: Catching the 'supermoon'
• Wife Skyping with soldier in Afghanistan saw him collapse
• Ron Paul wins majority of delegates from Maine GOP
• Polls open for voters Tuesday
• US Libertarians nominate Gary Johnson for president
• Monroe County polling places
• Debate over Alabama girl's death plays out on Facebook
• Angry Greeks redraw election map, veer toward stalemate
• Accidental president rides anti-Sarkozy wave
• Early voting statewide, including absentee ballots, declines from 2008
• US Sen. Richard Lugar makes final push to avoid primary loss
• Cigital throws a party to introduce itself to Bloomington
• Monroe County property transfers
• 'Avengers' smashes record with $200.3 million debut
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Police beat: Infant slapped in pharmacy
• Sheriff's report shows bookings up 5%
• New MCCSC value statements to be reviewed Tuesday
• Batchelor Middle School teacher wins fellowship
• Sports on TV for May 7
• Hotline: Delayed sales report; parking on Miller
• Keselowski gets push to Talladega win
• Pacers pumped for chance to close out the Magic at home
• Bloomington Montessori School planning expansion
• New development along B-Line going before plan commission
• IU baseball, softball beats the Cornhuskers
• Road work
• IU target Morris finally gets AAU tournament title
• Naked man arrested; taken to hospital, jail
• Girl, 14, held in death of her 4-year-old cousin
• Airport's old terminal to be demolished
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - May 7, 2012
• Almanac
• Marshall Goss
• Mosaic: A Diversity Film Festival
• North band, South choir runners-up in state finals
• Mayweather wins unanimous decision over Cotto
• Guidance on evaluations worries some Indiana schools
• Sports transactions
• NL standings
• AL standings
• How your property tax bill is calculated
• R-BB district sees county's highest tax rates
• Movie times
• Class of 2012: Dream big
• South 2nd by a point to No. 6 Jasper
• North rolls over Shakamak, 12-3
• Ridge lifts Mustangs over Alices
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Rural Indiana school goes online to boost students
• AP surges as tool for schools raising standards
• Lottery numbers
• IU roundup: Gogreve powers softball Hoosiers to sweep
• South baseball wins rain-delayed Crawsfordville Invite
• Brown County sweeps WIC matches
• WRV sweeps singles to beat South Putnam
• 3A No. 3 Gibson Southern too much for Cards
• Lakers outslug Linton, 5-4
• Eastern, Eminence split doubleheader
• IU commit Lyles can take over a ballgame
• Center Grove nips Cougars at North Invitational
• 9/11 defendants disrupt arraignment
• Obituaries - May 6, 2012
• Almanac
• 9th District rivals comment on climate change
• Local business briefs
• US Attorney Hogsett sets up hotline for reporting corruption
• Almanac
• Five taken to hospital after crash on Ind. 46
• I'll Have Another rallies to win Derby
• Pacers beat Magic in OT, go up 3-1
• Today's weather: Humidity falling
• Overnight police and fire checks - May 5
• Celebrating the Thrift Shop
• So it won't be such a shock ...
• Fish fry fundraiser is May 19
• Datebook - May 5, 2012
• Out and About
• Today's death notices - May 5
• Religion: Tensions building between women, Vatican leaders
• If it doesn't date back to Constantine ...
• 'Women of the Wall' movement fights gender bias
• Local religion briefs
• Muslims revive ancient pilgrimage route
• Sports transactions
• NL standings
• AL standings
• High school scoreboard
• IU Commencement profile: Karissa McKelvey blends political science with computer skills to be top researcher
• Photos: IU Graduate Commencement Ceremony
• Fish fry fundraiser is May 12
• Movie times
• 17th Street to be closed at Ind. 45/46 Bypass for rest of month
• 'Be Kind to Animals Week' starts Satuday
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - May 5, 2012
• Finding a place to put up a floater
• 'Man Up to Make a Difference' honors fatherhood
• Farmers market at new site in Spencer
• Police beat: Assaults reported; jail bookings
• Almanac
• Week of Bloomington Reads events kicks off with performance Sunday
• McKelvey had an active part of the occupation of the trustees
• Indiana tax revenue spikes in April
• Elections briefs: Paul addresses access dispute; Yoder releases jobs plan; NRA gives Elliott high ranking
• Financial reports detailed for candidates in Bloomington's legislative, congressional races
• Poll workers still needed for Tuesday's primary election in Monroe County
• T-Birds zip past Bloomfield, 11-1
• North Daviess nips WRV, 4-3
• West Vigo takes down Owen Valley, 11-1
• Cougars put away Plainfield in 5 innings
• Speed read
• US, China forge tentative deal on activist
• 9/11 attacks case returns to Guantanamo tribunal
• Teen points out inaccurate map to NYC's Met museum
• Jobs report sends oil price down
• After abuses, more changes to student work-visa program
• Job growth slowed again in April
• Business briefs
• Deep, talented field for Kentucky Derby
• Napravnik 1st female jockey to win Oaks
• Project School Tour
• Project School Tour
• Pacers not about to look past Magic in playoffs
• Kelzer to do double duty at IU
• Owen Valley dominates WRV, 4-1
• Edgewood trips up Northview to muddle WIC race
• Knights pull away to down Edgewood, 6-3
• Surviving exotic animals back on Ohio farm
• Universities find puppies relax students studying for finals
• IU graduates share memories
• Students graduating today no doubt asking where past four years went
• Letter: It's crystal clear
• Letter: Yoder can win
• Letter: Vote for Lugar
• Today's death notices - May 4, 2012
• Home of the Week
• Eastern Greene firefighter treated for heat exposure at barn fire
• Poll: Mourdock opens 10-point lead on Lugar
• New IU budget approved by trustees to include merit-based raises
• Morning report: IU graduation, Monroe County tax rates
• Old-House Expo & Architectural Cake Contest
• Weekly winners, Bloomington in Bloom
• - Childrens Courtyard Container Gardening
• Indiana agency releases HD videos of 'must-see' stops
• Datebook - May 4-6, 2012
• Sounds of South new members
• Community news
• Out and About
• Morgan County: Man surrenders peacefully in standoff
• Coroner releases name of man who died on Ind. 37
• Crews rescue worker trapped in central Indiana grain bin
• Weather: May 4, 2012
• Indiana and Kentucky breaking up
• Compensation did not cause the recession
• And another thing ...
• DNR Relaxes State Fishing Regulations at Griffy Lake
• Cancellation a letdown for hoops world
• BC golf falls to North Decatur
• North defense lets Northview escape
• Edgewood boys win; Ashba sets pole vault mark for girls
• Brown County sweeps home 4-way
• Clovers whip WRV, 10-2
• 6-run 3rd pushes OV past Tiger Cubs
• Lakers sail past OV, 3-1
• High School Scoreboard
• Patterson leads Owen Valley to win
• Bedford tops Edgewood and Brownstown at Otis Park
• Orioles fly past Cougars on IU course
• South tennis rolls over Falcons
• Bloomfield tennis sweeps OV
• North Daviess tops WRV tennis
• BC tennis tops Edinburgh
• Edgewood tennis edges BNL
• North tennis clinches 1st CI regular-season title
• Magic looking for a boost
• Today on TV
• Adult softball
• Cougars overcome mistakes to beat BC
• Eagles finally break through and edge the Mustangs, 4-1
• No winner in IU-UK standoff
• Seau's friends didn't see any warning signs
• James, Heat pull away to 3-0
• Seau suicide turns up focus on brain injuries
• High School Scoreboard
• Press Box
• Yanks' Rivera tears ACL
• Movie times
• Local motorists urged to avoid campus traffic
• Report: Air quality improving in Indiana
• Naked Facebook photo page under investigation
• IU trustees to vote Friday on budget, salary increases; more money possible for staff
• INDOT changes I-69/Ind. 37 interchange plans, seeks comments on 3 options
• Adult students receive awards
• Almanac
• Hotline: School librarians, flea markets and Readers' Choice Awards
• 'Tree City' Bloomington planted more than 15,000
• 2 turkeys 1 too many for hunter cited by conservation officers
• North band, South choir competing Saturday
• I-69 work to stop traffic on 2 roads in Greene County next week
• Obituaries - May 4, 2012
• 9th District rivals seek to bring new ideas
• Chen's fate uncertain after leaving US Embassy
• Speed read
• Official: Polka dots on home an eyesore
• US releases sampling of bin Laden letters
• 4 students killed as Syrian forces raid university during protest
• Police: Neo-Nazi who led armed border patrols killed 4 people, self
• Homes Calendar
• Bloomington's Matt Colglazier cooks up a distilled spirit with roots in southern Indiana soil
• Local business briefs
• Small business owners are hesitant to hire
• Weekly recalls
• Student loans 101: Learn more about the interest rate uproar
• Indiana students join effort to prevent increase in student loans
• Indiana Farm Bureau survey shows grocery prices rose
• Letter: What is he thinking?
• Letter: For McKim
• Letter: Mourdock's ideas dangerous
• Letter: For Yoder
• Naked photo Facebook page under investigation
• Booker T Jones will highlight IU commencement ceremonies
• Police beat: Possible child abuse, jail bookings
• Police: 'No indication' of connection between Spierer disappearance and New Albany murder suspect
• Missing Terre Haute girl found safe
• Hamm leaving IU to become dean at Northwestern
• IU sports chat: AAU teams and IU recruits, Kenny Johnson
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Ivy Tech Commencement next Friday
• - Astronomy for Everyone
• Wonderful Ones
• Wonderful Ones
• Intermediate Spanish
• SWAT team called to assist Mooresville PD arrest
• Weekend events aim to lure back Ind. park visitors
• Death notices: May 3, 2012
• Ivy Tech students volunteer for Day of Service event
• Indiana health officials push asthma awareness in May
• IU sports chat at 11 a.m. today
• Bike advocacy group offers share-the-road toolkits
• Notre Dame quarterback, linebacker arrested Thursday morning
• Weather: May 3, 2012
• Editorial: Poll workers help make process work
• Instant Message: Recession
• IU Maurer School of Law selects Stewart Fellows and Holdeen Scholars for internships in Brazil, India, and South Korea
• IU Maurer School of Law selects Stewart Fellows and Holdeen Scholars for internships in Brazil, India, and South Korea
• Sloppy shipping of human retina leads IU researchers to discover new treatment path for eye disease
• Police: Nothing taken in break-in at Williams Jewelry
• Photo: May Day parade
• Bloomington Named a Five-Time Playful City USA
• Election briefs: Candidates for Congress, Legislature and Monroe County offices address issues
• Photos: IU school year wrapping up
• Ribbon cutting Saturday at new Habitat ReStore
• Bloomington City Council rejects changes to how it does business
• Angels' Weaver no-hits Minnesota
• Bloomington Arts Commission awards grants to 9 groups
• City's sustainability commission needs new member
• Restaurants helping with ALS fundraiser
• Service for fallen officers is Friday
• Indiana hit by 2 tornadoes during Tuesday evening's storms
• State panel set to pick new Indiana chief justice
• Obituaries - May 3, 2012
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• High school scoreboard
• Bloomington couple celebrating 73 years of marriage
• Correction
• Lottery numbers
• NL standings
• Sports transactions
• Monroe County Council at-large candidates state their platforms
• Movie times
• Little E flirting with victory
• Blood drives planned around Bloomington this month
• MCCSC planning summer food program at Templeton
• Cancer report: Monroe County exceeds Indiana, six-county area in overall rate
• Edgewood girls' tennis on upswing
• Almanac
• Hotline: Neighbor's yard not for dogs; parking lane not for buses
• Vikes score in 7th to nip Linton, 1-0
• Linton pounds Hatchets, 10-0
• North Central's Chambers shuts down Bloomfield, 2-0
• Lions 1-hit Cards in 12-0 win
• No. 3 Trojans blank Cougars in 5 innings
• T-Birds fire 217 at Eagle View
• North grabs piece of 1st CI title since '05
• Bloomington Parks & Rec softball
• Trash to treasure: Arkansas women at odds over discarded winning lottery ticket
• Nation briefs: John Edwards' daughter leaves courtroom crying
• Cleveland won't renew Occupy group's permit
• New Jersey mom denies taking 5-year-old into tanning booth
• Speed read: Gingrich drops out
• Chen balks at deal, wants out of China
• California student forgotten in cell for 4 days
• Tsunami-swept Harley in container found in Canada
• Child's Preschool Visit
• T-Birds finish off WRV, 10-4
• BC's Harper just misses perfection
• Mitchell shoots down BC at Salt Creek
• Edgewood tennis rolls past Wolverines
• Brown County edges Bloomfield, 3-2
• Bodemeister early 4-1 favorite in a full Kentucky Derby field
• World briefs: New era begins as Suu Kyi joins parliament
• Global study finds 15 million premature babies born each year
• Islamists strengthen grip over northern part of Mali
• Delta buys Pennsylvania refinery, hopes to cut millions from fuel bill
• Stronger Toyota, Chrysler boost US auto sales in April
• Bad news about jobs spooks markets
• Prom season for reminders about safety
• Letter: Charged up!
• Letter: Huffman for auditor
• Letter: An inspiring mix
• Letter: A proven leader
• IU police arrest 3 on drug charges after stopping wrong-way Jeep
• IU Kelley School graduation tickets: supply low, demand high - and so are prices
• Former NFL star Seau found dead in home
• Hot Spots - live music in a quiet town, TJ Miller
• Livin' it up, New Orleans-style, at annual Jazz and Heritage Festival
• On Stage
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• News of the Weird
• Horoscope
• Horoscope
• Top Fives
• NFL suspends 4 Saints in bounty scandal
• Butler leaving Horizon League for Atlantic 10
• Jim Nabors to miss Indy 500 this year
• Woman hit by vehicle on North Jordan Avenue
• New mascot
• Thanks
• Volunteer opportunities
• Out and About
• Community news
• Datebook - May 3-5, 2012
• Thanks
• Datebook - May 2-4, 2012
• Out and About
• Bloomington boy to attend Riley Cancer Center Prom
• Letter: Confident in Yoder
• Morning report: Monroe County Council candidates preview, cancer rate data for south-central Indiana
• Reader photo: Wednesday daybreak in Eastern Greene
• It's Your Money: Credit: How to Build it and Use it Wisely
• No one injured in school bus accident at Arlington and Prow roads
• Education key to challenges of recession
• Education, adaptability crucial for workers wanting to be successful in new economy
• Old school, meet new school
• Death notices: May 2, 2012
• Johnson officially joins IU staff
• Jury sides with Alcoa in miner's suit over cancer
• Purdue students to build 3-wheel vehicle in Africa
• Terre Haute girl awaiting new heart inspires blood donors
• Terre Haute mural pays tribute to vets
• Guest column: Unpleasant choices faced by schools across state
• Weather: Another foggy beginning
• Pedestrian hit on Ind. 37 dies; motorcyclist in Friday's accident identified
• City Announces Second Annual Bike Summit
• Education, adaptability crucial for workers wanting to be successful in new economy
• Stimulus money, low bids helped IU with repairs, projects, kept people working
• Education key to challenges of recession
• After his workplace shuts down, longtime blue-collar worker goes back to the classroom
• Almanac
• Hotline: Digital camera repairs and public information online
• Movie times
• Cardinals blank Vincennes Lincoln
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Stoudemire has hand surgery, to miss Game 3
• Creative Cause gets trainer to 1st Kentucky Derby at 71
• Police investigating break-in at Williams Jewelry
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for May 2
• Golf week
• Press box
• High school scoreboard
• Plane crash survivor to play at Michigan
• Bloomington City Council might change process
• Monroe County commissioner candidates agree: Change is needed
• Poll workers, equipment movers and trucks needed for election
• Jessica Simpson gives birth to a baby girl
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - May 2, 2012
• Speed read
• Correction
• Tasers can be tied to cardiac arrest and death, new study finds
• Obama flies to Afghanistan, signs withdrawal pact
• Bouncy houses cushion bear's fall from tree
• Stinging gas, swinging batons send May Day protesters fleeing
• Police beat: Drugs missing at Kroger pharmacy
• Tony Award nominations announced
• IU roundup: LB Thomas to get shot with Bills
• Business briefs
• Registration still open for 'Startup Weekend'
• Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company, UK lawmakers rule
• Smith at 500 wins and counting
• IU socer camp returns to Karst
• Versatile coconut merits close look
• Letter: Paul is only option
• Letter: Admires Thomas
• Letter: Due to his kindness
• What a rube
• Different philosophies on children, food are reason French kids eat everything
• Letter: County council race
• Police dismantle tent at Occupy Bloomington May Day event
• Mother's Day events offer something for everyone
• Ripe tomatoes now at Saturday's Bloomington Community Farmers' Market
• Prices go thigh-high as consumers seek dark meat
• A chowder for cool spring evenings
• Treat mom to special charlottes
• Owen County Farmers' Market opens on Saturday at new location in Spencer
• Man arrested in plot to bomb Cleveland bridge told informant he was from Bloomington
• 2012 Readers' Choice Awards
• Community news
• Eagle Scout
• Lawrence County woman struck by lightning credits son with saving her life
• Morning report: Recession series continues with a look at Ivy Tech students, Occupy event
• - Sign Together
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Senior Calendar
• Crash survivor plans to play for Michigan in 2013
• New state law changes Indianapolis teacher layoffs
• Indiana BMV expands hours for voters to get photo IDs
• VP Biden, wife stop at fundraiser, northwest Indiana college
• Death notices: May 1, 2012
• Towson coach sees Johnson and IU as 'a good fit'
• Weather: Dense fog this morn; Morgan County schools on 2-hour delay
• Letter: Rich get the gravy
• Letter: What a concept!
• Editorial: Brains on display deserve a look
• Editorial: U.S. workers still fighting for 8-hour day
• Editorial: Taxpayers need state report on Monroe County auditor
• Pedestrian struck and killed on Ind. 37
• Bloomington Quarry Morris Dancers celebrate Spring with dances at 6:45 a.m., noon today
• More than $250,000 awarded to four IU student-led startups as part of inaugural BEST competition
• MOSAIC Presents A Diversity Film Festival
• City Celebrates Be Kind to Animals Week in 2012
• Hoosier Energy plans move to Owen County
• Duke, consumer groups agree on Edwardsport costs settlement proposal
• Going, going, gone: Foreclosed homes auctioned off at sheriff's sale
• Community Kitchen, other social service agencies see need growing
• Laid off Ivy Tech worker: 'I had no idea what awaited me'
• Kaila Hulls back home again
• Movie times
• Edinburgh edges BC baseball
• Monroe County auditor candidates see experience as key asset
• Hotline: Itinerant sales and text message hoax
• Election brief: Henegar proposes Lake Monroe District
• New Orleans concert commemorates International Jazz Day
• Obituaries - May 1, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• Fairview students play violin into third, fourth grade
• Almanac
• Wade carries Heat past NY
• Press Box
• Shank says clock is ticking on engine
• Today on TV
• AL standings
• Medalist Charity and Laughman Scramble set to tee off in June
• Pacers pull away to square series with Magic
• New junior all-star series vs. Kentucky scheduled
• School Diary column: Being sheltered from others can have its drawbacks
• US, China mum over Chen ahead of high-level talks
• Speed read
• Running blind: Chinese activist's dramatic escape
• Drifter heads to trial in stabbing spree that terrorized city in 2010
• Mobile app launched to help report unfair airport screeners
• Federal judge puts Texas law on hold over women's health funds
• 'Three Cups of Tea' lawsuit rejected
• Barnes & Noble, Microsoft team up on Nook, college textbook businesses
• Mock Car Crash at Bloomington South illustrates dangers of drunken driving
• Letter: Soothing solutions
• Letter: You're our heroes
• Tilford to meet constituents, collect food
• Cause of IU student death still undetermined
• Bloomington police investigating counterfeit $50 bills
• Republicans name Hershman new Indiana Senate majority leader
• Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research re-designated a national center of excellence
• Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research re-designated a national center of excellence
• Farmers' Market chat: Heirloom tomato plants, community garden plots
• Books Plus Book Discussion
• Cokie Roberts speaks at Ivy Tech, stresses need for political compromise
• Johnson set to join IU coaching staff
• Child killed in van crash on northeast Indiana highway
• Indiana officials say online ISTEP troubles fixed
• 1933 House of Tomorrow among Indiana endangered sites
• Death notices: April 30, 2012
• Weather: April 30, 2012
• Make Your Own Japanese Kite event part of environmental fest
• Northern Indiana program gives 1st vet his 'Last Salute'
• Letter: Take the high road
• Letter: I-69 catastrophe
• Letter: Change of venue
• Letter: Heeded the call
• Applicants Sought for the Environmental Commission
• Apartment blocks may host missiles for Olympics
• Speed read: High winds or lightning may have collapsed beer tent
• Collision suspected in deadly yacht mishap
• Chinese activist's escape lifts spirits of dissident community
• With an asterisk, World Trade Center is back on top in NYC skyline
• One year after bin Laden's death, al-Qaida weakened but still a threat, advisers warn
• Northern Nigeria attacks leave at least 21 killed during services at church, campus
• Movie times
• World briefs
• 7 killed after SUV plunges off New York highway into Bronx Zoo grounds
• More tornado survivors choosing to build their own in-house shelters
• Irene, flooding spread invasive species across Northeast
• Monroe County property transfers
• Hotline: Ugly building and noisy crosswalk
• Lottery numbers
• Why allow space for unpopular speech?
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Lawsuit targets state's largest hospital group
• IU-Mexico soccer a winning experience
• Pacers look to avoid a 2-0 deficit vs. Magic
• Sports on TV for April 30
• NL standings
• Press box
• Building slowdown reflects recession's lasting impact
• AL standings
• Almanac
• Smith wins 500th in IU baseball sweep
• 'Student Seven' premieres Thursday at IU Cinema
• Hoosiers cough up late lead at French Lick
• Bloomington Graduation School adds grades 7, 8
• Fischer leaves Indiana with 1st-place trophy
• McDonald gets 2 invites to NFL rookie camps
• Construction supervisor had to restructure his life
• Adult softball scores
• High school schedule
• Obituary - April 30, 2012
• High school music groups qualify for next weekend's state finals
• Owners of public pools scramble to meet updated ADA standards
• Lugar struggles to paint opponent in final weeks before the primary
• Road work
• Correction
• BHS North making changes in traffic pattern around school
• Boyfriend charged in beating that required two eye surgeries
• Orchestra earns standing ovation; Vox Reflexa a joy
• Police beat: Man assaulted with baseball bat
• Today's death notices
• North 6th, South 8th at BNL Invite
• IU roundup: Hoosier golfers tied for 2nd
• Bulls lose Rose to torn ACL
• Sports transactions
• Busch wins 4th straight at Richmond
• Power wins pole for Sao Paulo 300
• Colts turn focus to defense
• Colts make Harnish final choice of draft
• Bruce leads Cincinnati to win
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Horses putting in final work before Kentucky Derby
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 29
• Fischer gets up close look at hysteria
• North splits with doubleheader Chatard
• Floyd Central, Jeff, shut down Panther offense
• Softball Cougars fall to Jeff, Floyd Central
• West Vigo takes 2 from Brown Co.
• Linton falls to Orleans, beats Bloomfield
• Hughes' inside-the-park homer lifts Cards
• Brown County sweeps West Vigo
• A life in pictures: Former World War II photographer has gallery in his assisted living home
• North tennis sweeps field at Jeffersonville
• South sweeps pair from Columbus East
• Weekend Jennings County festival draws Civil War re-enactors
• Purdue ends $100 million deal with research foundation
• IU briefs: Tanzania ambassador visits, Farris gets award, researchers to identify trees
• Lampreys from Great Lakes destined for British queen's pie
• Area fifth-graders spend school day learning about outdoor activities
• Highland Park Elementary School principal retiring
• Late kickoffs good for business, bad for fans
• High school scoreboard
• Recession hangover means 'no guarantees'
• Magic stun the Pacers in Game 1
• Movie times
• Photos: 100 Men Who Cook
• Remains found in New Albany man's yard identified, police say
• Columbus ends personal use of city-owned vehicles
• Spencer police donate car to storm-damaged area
• A tale of two counties: Greene and Brown
• Police beat: Crying infant, 7-year-old found unattended in car parked at Kroger
• Six inducted into Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame
• Public gets preview of big brains
• Business owner forced to alter her plans after economic downturn
• Lottery numbers
• H-T, Times-Mail bring home top Society of Professional Journalists awards
• Almanac
• 2012 IU Spring Energy Challenge winners named
• Obituaries - April 29, 2012
• Local business briefs - caregiver of month named, new welding shop opens, VIPS-Bloomington gets grant, more
• Speed read
• Police blow mountain bunker in Wash., find body of murder suspect
• Blind lawyer's escape likely to overshadow US-China talks
• US sees South America as possible China counter
• Romney shakes up strategy, tones down the rhetoric
• LRA manhunt: Is Kony search targeting wrong country?
• World briefs
• Glad to crash: Invite mix-up leads Swede to minister's dinner
• Tymoshenko's health failing in prison
• Today's weather: Severe thunderstorm watch until 11 p.m.
• Today's death notices - April 28, 2012
• Overnight police and fire checks - April 28, 2012
• Today's death notices - April 28, 2012
• South boys 2nd at conference meet
• High school sports scoreboard
• Patience the key to this Ford
• Family, friends still waiting for arrest in 2010 killing of Crystal Grubb
• Short wins sprint feature at Bloomington Speedway
• Luck eager to get started with Colts
• Maholm, Castro lead Cubs to win
• Detroit outfielder arrested for hate crime
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Martin wins pole at Richmond
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 28
• Bethel Baptist Church celebrates 190 years
• Guest column: The potential inhumanity of humanity is universal
• Photos: Soldiers test their fitness on the B-Line Trail
• Pets Alive offering deals on spay/neuter surgeries
• Bloomfield Elementary robotics team places third at nationals
• Dinner and auction to aid Owen County Humane Society
• League of Women Voters puts out new government officials booklet
• Almanac
• Storm-ravaged Seminary Park trees find new life as clocks
• State underpays excise funds tax to 30 counties, including $18.5K to Monroe
• State report on auditor's credit card misuse to take a few more weeks
• Movie times
• Cokie Roberts speaks at Ivy Tech, stresses need for political compromise
• Jill Biden to visit Ivy Tech in Gary
• Palin backs Mourdock in GOP Senate race
• Motorcyclist dies in Ind. 37 accident near Morgan-Monroe State Forest
• Police investigate human remains found near Gary
• Experts say 'emoticon defense' doesn't disprove cyberbullying in Griffith schools case
• Lottery numbers
• Bloomington man and his dog attacked, injured by neighbor's dog
• Obituaries - April 28, 2012
• Police beat: Theft, intimidation, jail bookings
• IU roundup: Hoosier men 3rd after 2 rounds of Big Ten golf
• CDC: Most victims knew Alabama tornadoes
• Granger emerges as closer for the Pacers
• Obama goes after diploma mills that market to veterans and their aid money
• House OKs student loan bill, ignores veto threat over cuts
• City officials wrestle with gun laws ahead of conventions
• Ban takes aim at 'drug tourists'
• Work seen at test site
• Secret Service issues new rules covering alcohol, unsavory bars
• Report: Rebates from health care overhaul law will top $1B this year
• IU's Schwarber has all the tools
• Romanian government falls in no-confidence vote
• Slow growth report no reason to panic
• Bauer's 1-hitter leads Mustangs past Sullivan
• Miller pitches softball Mustangs past Golden Arrows
• South Vermillion upsets OV
• South Vermillion rallies past Patriots
• American Taliban's prayer lawsuit set for August
• Religion: Why Colson spent Easter in prisons
• Romney will be first Mormon to be at top of ticket
• Local religion briefs
• A day to give back
• Datebook - April 28-30, 2012
• Out and About
• Colts pick Luck's TE at Stanford in 2nd round
• Perseverance, character honored
• Herald-Times special series "Recession and The New Reality" starts Sunday
• IU needs to stay on track on diversity
• Letter: Be careful brother
• Letter: That time is now
• Letter: Bulbs not wanted
• Letter: Honoring workers
• Monroe County YMCA to open Gymnastics Center
• Bloomington man jailed on incest charge
• IU looking to pump up summer sessions with 25 percent in-state tuition discount
• Morning report: Cokie Roberts in Bloomington, recession project starts Sunday
• Porter County officer fired after 5 crashes in 3 years
• We Don't Know Where to Put You Huck
• Will voices some hope for America, none for the Cubs
• Datebook - April 27-29, 2012
• Community news
• Mayors for Meals
• Special Needs Registry can help in emergencies
• Out and About
• Death notices: April 27, 2012
• Paoli: Jury finds Keller not guilty of murder
• Indiana gun shop owner sentenced for illegal sales
• Weather: April 27, 2012
• Fort Wayne teen with Asperger's finds home as radio host
• Roscoe receives Distinguished Hoosier Award
• Principal's book shows another way to educate
• And another thing: Bring your ID to the polls, Total giveaway
• BCS takes big step toward creating own final four
• IU roundup: Tennis men, women win openers, 4-0
• Sports on TV for April 27
• NL standings
• High school scoreboard
• Bulletin board: Edgewood physicals
• Falcons hold off North, 5-4, in baseball
• Baseball Mustangs pound Bloomfield, 19-6
• Patriots pummel WRV in 5, 14-4
• Linton nips Clovers, 6-5
• OV stuns Clay City for 1st win of season
• Flashes zap North in 5 innings
• Softball Panthers pummel Pike, 25-0
• Timely hitting, defense lift Edgewood past Monrovia
• Bloomfield cruises past Eastern, 11-1
• Linton outlasts WRV in 11 innings, 4-3
• Cowden's 35 paces Edgewood over OV, Bloomfield
• Edens-Magner's 41 leads BC golf to win
• Panthers overcome wind, sweept Pike
• Tennis Cougars beat breeze, Flashes, 5-0
• Draft day turns into deal-a-thon
• Sports transactions
• AL standings
• One last salute to IU
• Deep Panther squad running together
• Edgewood goes to 5-0 in WIC tennis
• Brown Co. tops OV to stay perfect in WIC tennis
• WRV nets 4-1 win over South Knox
• Linton sweeps 4-team meets
• Brown Co. girls win, boys fall vs. Rushville
• Baseball Panthers rally past Bears, 7-6
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• Movie times
• Collective bargaining pact OK'd for MCCSC custodians, others
• Council member is hosting discussion
• New Song Mission open house Saturday
• Get rid of your old prescription drugs
• Punctured gas line
• Shooting event's stray gunfire hits northern Indiana homes
• Free health screenings offered to black men at local barbershop
• Police beat: Ku Klux Klan reports
• March for Babies fundraiser Sunday
• Election brief: Tilford to meet with voters on Tuesday
• Election brief: Stoops criticizes challenger's rhetoric
• Election brief: Yoder hires new campaign workers
• Will voices some hope for America, none for the Cubs
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - April 27, 2012
• Clarification
• Finance reports show wide variation in candidate coffers
• Brains on display Saturday
• Celebrate Arbor Day by planting a tree
• War crimes conviction of Liberia's Taylor sends a warning to tyrants
• These towns are a real yawn
• House OKs cybersecurity bill despite veto threat
• Speed read
• Cancer society guidelines urge survivors to eat better, exercise
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• 'Children of the Rainbow'
• Hotline: Ballot size and update on the new Y
• Almanac
• ACLU: Girls expelled over Facebook jokes
• Colts take Luck No. 1 in NFL draft
• Beyonce named People's most beautiful woman
• Business briefs
• Weekly recalls
• UPS first quarter profit up, but international business slows
• Twisted Limb closes storefront
• Radius Indiana studies keys to economic development
• Letter: Vote for Travis
• Letter: Lugar betrays cause
• Letter: Lugar has helped
• Letter: Too long in office
• Letter: George has appeal
• Mini train, dog park among ideas shared for Bloomington's switchyard park
• Hearing for Bloomington mother charged with murder, neglect postponed
• Label me happy: Growing pet food company adds work for Stone Belt clients
• Local business briefs: Schwartz named Twin Lakes coordinator, Proton center nets award
• Man shot in the leg at Patoka Reservoir; third person wounded while turkey hunting
• British bakers turn up heat
• US asparagus industry sees slight recovery
• Bloomington must compete with big guys
• Best Buddies campaign wants to stop usage of the word retard
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Four generations
• Five generations
• Datebook - April 26-28, 2012
• Community news
• Thanks
• Raising money for BBBS
• IU sports chat: 8 p.m. IU football games, Crean and recruits, scholarships
• How to submit items for the Neighbors page
• Morning report: Plans for Bloomington's Switchyard Park off Grimes Lane
• Bloomington man accused of battery, intimidation
• Bouncing Babies
• Bouncing Babies
• Express Computer Topic: Library's Online Databases
• Intermediate Spanish
• Award ceremony part of Ivy Tech’s O’Bannon Institute
• O’Bannon event sets great example of citizenship, leadership and service
• Hot Spots - IU Soul Revue 40th anniversary concert, Women Exposed art fest
• Death notices: April 26, 2012
• Weather: April 26, 2012
• Submit questions for today's 11 a.m. IU sports chat with H-T's Jeremy Price and Dustin Dopirak
• Morgan County deputies seize weapons at home on Turkey Track Road
• IU to help with Smithsonian tree research project
• Editorial: Community gem marks five years of providing care to people in need
• Belcher best bet to get drafted
• Letter: Reform and forgiveness
• Letter: Mail carriers' protest
• Instant message
• Kerry Washington the center of 'Scandal'
• Indiana teacher says Catholic school fired her over in vitro fertilization
• 'Comeback Kids' tell how they made it through school
• Award ceremony part of Ivy Tech's O'Bannon Institute
• Bloomington City Council members have mixed views on committee proposal
• 2 Hoosier Hills students in Ford/AAA competition Friday
• Smith Avenue closed Thursday for utility project
• Obituaries - April 26, 2012
• Corrections
• Police beat: Theft; identity fraud; drugs
• Lottery numbers
• Tattoo shop vandalized
• Movie times
• AL standings
• Bloomington public works board rejects speed bump proposal for West Third Street
• Auditor candidate Saulter blames medical bills for financial woes
• Volunteers help out Monroe County nonprofits during United Way Day of Action
• Hoosiers confident heading into Big Ten tourney
• Youth sports: South to host volleyball camp
• Almanac
• High school scoreboard
• IU roundup: Baseball Hoosiers bounce back at Miami
• Crean likes recruiting players early in careers
• Bloomfield downs North Daviess, 4-1
• Center Grove too tough on home course for North
• Owen Valley nets win over Wildcats
• Hotline: Digging up dirt on the courthouse; reusing a spray bottle
• Cards, Hughes shut down Sullivan, 6-1
• Butler's 1-hitter for Linton tames Cougars
• 2A No. 2 North Central drops Eastern, 5-1
• Big 4th carries WRV over Shoals
• How now, mad cow? There are much more frightening foods
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign
• Supreme Court seems OK with much of immigration law
• Parents wire kids to prove teachers' verbal abuse
• Speed read: Marine discharged for Facebook posts
• Young heart patient taken from hospital, found unharmed with family members
• Burger King promises cage-free eggs, pork
• Speaker: House to vote Friday on student loans
• Business briefs: Purdue researchers get wind turbine grant
• IU Health, School of Medicine launch research collaboration
• I'm not that powerful, Murdoch tells UK court
• Fed plans no policy changes
• Apple's blowout quarter propels Nasdaq to big gain
• Suspicious briefcase found outside Monroe County Courthouse
• IU student reports pre-dawn beating, attempted robbery
• Letter: Stop means stop
• O'Bannon event sets great example of citizenship, leadership and service
• IU students protest IU's lack of progress in meeting diversity goal
• Injured hunter in Morgan-Monroe State Forest flown to Methodist
• Expect delays on Ind. 37 in Orange County
• Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards digging rural Midwest
• On Stage
• IU theater announces 2012-13 season
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• News of the Weird
• Top Fives
• Higher education leaders announce disruptive technologies to advance US scientific research and help reduce higher education costs
• Bedford nursing home resident jailed on child porn charge
• Morning report: Monroe County campaign finance reports, IU student rally
• Turkey hunter shot in Lawrence County
• Service clubs
• Evening Family Story Time
• Preschool Science and Math
• Tuesday Tales
• Southern Indiana man charged in killings decade apart
• Death notices: April 25, 2012
• Pauley to speak in northern Indiana about bipolar disorder
• Central Indiana man dies after being thrown from ATV
• It's official: Luck will be Colts' No. 1 pick
• Crean's answers leave plenty of questions
• IU going from underdogs to top dogs
• Human Rights Award
• Volunteer opportunities
• Datebook - April 25-27, 2012
• Out and About
• Thanks
• Guest column: Do come visit Prospect Hill, but drive slowly
• Editorial: Privacy concerns should not take precedence over truth about person
• Weather: April 25, 2012
• MCCSC's iPad initiative moves forward with board's approval of $1.9 million plan
• Hotline: Charging stations and legitimate calls from Duke
• New projections paint Monroe County's operating budget rosier, less in the red
• Almanac
• Five 9th District Democratic US House hopefuls respond to students' questions
• Hundreds turn out for hearing on extension of I-69 through Monroe County
• Entertainers, etc.
• City of Bloomington seeking public input on former switchyard park property
• Bloomington City Council may revisit committee reform at Wednesday meeting
• Lauren Spierer's mother: 'I don't think she survived'
• Soriano single rallies Cubs past Cards
• IU rally falls short
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 25
• NL standings
• AL standings
• High school scoreboard
• Muncie police: Littering scuffle on Earth Day leads to women's arrests
• Lottery numbers
• Police beat: Alcohol shoplifting, stolen catalytic converters, punctured tires
• Owls nip North at Seymour Invite
• Parks & Recreation softball scores
• Latos gets 1st win as Reds beat Giants
• Yellow card mailed to Monroe County voters not required at polls
• Movie times
• Obituaries - April 25, 2012
• Northview baseball blanks BC, 6-0
• Shakamak blanks T-Birds, 9-0
• Linton sweeps 4-team meets
• Cougar bats break loose against Pike
• South falls to Southport in 8 innings
• Eastern hangs on against Paoli, 10-8
• Northview edges Brown County, 2-1
• Edgewood softball snaps skid, beats OV
• Bloomfield sweeps past White River Valley
• Braves edge Mustang girls in 3-way track meet
• Quick start leads Panthers over LC
• Rain halts North's 4-0 win over Falcons
• Edgewood sweeps Arrows to go 4-0 in WIC
• Artesians top Mustang golfers
• Jackson's 37 leads OV over Cascade, N. Putnam
• 'Tired' Edgewood boys still win 3-way meet
• OV's Terrell outduels Mustangs' Bauer, 3-2
• Owen Valley sweeps Northview
• Softball Panthers batter Lawrence Central
• Mining asteroids
• High court to hear Arizona immigration dispute Wednesday
• Romney racks up more GOP primary wins, promises 'a better America begins tonight'
• First criminal charges filed in Gulf oil spill case
• Speed read
• Obama woos students, pushes low-rate student loans
• Assad opponents killing top Syrian military officers
• House GOP release less controversial budget blueprint
• Strong AT&T, 3M earnings lift Dow
• Jill Behrman killer to have 2013 hearing
• Letter: Replace meat/dairy
• Letter: Bloated and wasteful
• Letter: Listeners on the bow
• Letter: Something you live
• Here's a chance to help many others
• 100 Men Who Cook fundraiser offers participants fare from local 'chefs'
• Full freezer helps let one Mom chill
• Try a healthy dose of caffeine
• Young garlic, shiitake mushrooms at Saturday's Bloomington Community Farmers' Market
• Free cereal giveaway Wednesday morning on Monroe County's courthouse square
• The Owlery Restaurant reopens in new location
• Chard: What is it and how can I use it?
• Grain-filled muffins can give the day a magical start
• Brown County attacker sentenced to prison
• Bedford killer returns to court; judge re-imposes maximum sentence
• IU selected as partner in new data curation fellowship program
• Morning video: Lauren Spierer's parents talk with The Herald-Times, I-69 meeting, 9th District debate
• IU School of Education professor Bonk to deliver free online course on online teaching
• Cummins plans expansion, hiring at Seymour plant
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Milton-Madison bridge closing for 5 days
• Death notices: April 24, 2012
• Man pleads guilty to neglect charge in death of Andrew Frye, 6
• INDOT reminds drivers to use caution in work zones
• Warm Indiana weather brings ash borers out earlier
• King ready to rule
• Letter: The descent
• Guest column: VIM still going strong 5 years after opening
• Editorial: The death of Linden Whitt: a random moment of tragedy
• Weather: April 24, 2012
• Datebook - April 24-26, 2012
• Thanks
• Senior Calendar
• Out and About
• Powless, Chaudoin win Directors Award
• Mishawaka funeral planned for IU student Linden Whitt, who died after fall from balcony
• High school scoreboard
• George leads Pacers past Pistons, 103-97
• Peace faces NBA discipline
• NL standings
• Press box
• AL standings
• Sports on TV for April 24
• Majority in Seymour like single-class format
• Decision on Luck lets Colts focus elsewhere
• Panthers blow past Artesians for 8-5 victory
• 3rd-set wins lift North past T.H. South
• OV girls top Eastern, Shakamak
• T-Birds' 7-run 8th stuns Sullivan
• North Daviess knocks off WRV, 4-1
• Cardinals fall to Stars, 4-1
• Brown County flys over Southwestern, 4-1
• Eagles over Edinburgh in boys' golf
• Rolling unused insurance dollars into salary may no longer be allowed for MCCSC administrators
• Shakamak drops T-Birds, 6-4
• Charges filed in deadly crash into living room in South Bend
• Cards down WRV in 11, 3-2
• Patriots batter Monrovia, 23-13
• Adult softball scores
• Movie times
• Latest IU target still on the rise
• IU softball, baseball players earn Big Ten honors
• School Diary: Creating a yearbook a stressful labor of love
• Kiwanis pancake breakfast, Model A car show Saturday
• Students practice reading food labels, try new foods during grocery store field trip
• Hotline: Bridge to somewhere; turkey hunting check-in online
• Almanac
• High School Plus Community Summit seeks student success
• IU Health Bloomington Hospital to celebrate 'Baby-Friendly' status
• Parkinson's Support Group offers assistance
• Man fights Parkinson's disease with exercise, diet
• Get tickets now for day of prayer
• Four groups part of Matchstick Initiative
• Public can check out voting equipment
• Baroque Orchestra, Pro Arte Singers, dancers magically tell Lully's story
• Police beat: Thefts at a bowling alley, church
• Ensemble of young players cheers responsive IU Auditorium audience
• Man found bleeding, intoxicated
• Lottery numbers
• Correction
• Obituaries - April 24, 2012
• American Airlines job cut plans protested
• Syrian forces kill dozens after UN monitors' visit
• Sanctions lifting could revive Myanmar industry
• Speed read
• Awww ... King penguin chick
• End costly bonus program for private Medicare plans, government auditors say
• Zimmerman out of jail; resignation of city police chief rejected
• Report: Social Security to run dry by 2033
• Researchers ponder Indiana's wage equity gap
• Europe's debt fix falters, rattling markets
• Honda starts building new Acura at Greensburg plant
• Monroe County absentee ballot process different this year, election officials warn
• Yoder: Cost of education is a national security issue
• Letter: Remember Tilford
• Letter: Why vote for Yoder?
• Civic Engagement Awards ceremony to kick off 2012 O’Bannon Institute on Wednesday evening
• Bloomington tough for peers to match for people of influence
• Bloomington New Tech High School principal leaving for director post with New Tech Network
• Misconduct allegations against Martinsville school employees to be reviewed by special prosecutor
• Auto parts maker plans Terre Haute factory expansion
• Mellon award funds year of law school for IU Bloomington School of Informatics professor
• Morning report: IU student death follow, High School Summit
• George Zimmerman released from Florida jail on bail
• Martinsville native featured in Sports Illustrated as executive for women's golf
• Death notices: April 23, 2012
• For third straight year, Indiana deer free of bovine TB
• Fundraiser planned for Ernie Pyle site in western Indiana
• Park to be renamed for cyclist killed in 2001
• Weather: Mostly sunny, but windy!
• Judd wins 10K at YMCA/INstride Spring Running Festival
• Letter: Shame on H-T
• Letter: Voting machines bad
• Guest column: Research revealsreal story behind1886 court ruling
• Monday morning: Outbreak of dumb actions seems to have occurred, here and abroad
• Communications Operator
• Parks Department Hosts Public Input Sessions for Switchyard Park Property Planning
• Bloomington Offers Opportunity to Educate Children on Gardening and Healthy Eating
• Temporary Laborer
• Rose-Hulman president's funeral Monday
• Photo: Happy Earth Day
• US, Afghanistan reach deal on strategic pact
• Astronomers say meteor caused explosion, fireball reported in Nevada, California
• Speed read: French primary; missing 6-year-old; Hudson trial
• Volunteers in Medicine's free clinic has seen steady growth in its first 5 years
• Volunteers in Medicine volunteers, staff 'passionate' about meeting patients' needs
• Spring nor'easter storm brings April showers, snowflakes for some in East
• Jefferson-Jackson dinner Saturday in Spencer
• Grants will fund Griffy Lake, Salt Creek water projects
• Maryland neighborhood watch trial has similarities to Trayvon Martin case
• Changes considered for Indiana's child services
• Review: Beethoven Mass, one-act operas show dedicated workmanship
• Romney on spending: Guns triumph over butter
• Forest carbon talk planned at Brown County Library
• Eastern Greene Middle School's Scrabble team's finish is best ever
• Obama attaining Democratic nomination in low-key campaign
• North Symphonic Band runner-up at national contest
• Hotline: Priority mail and new green shirts
• Arizona sheriff Arpaio played audio of probe for laughs at political fundraiser
• Almanac
• US marshals, sheriffs trying to find sex offenders in several counties, including Monroe
• Woman calls Bloomington police to report sexual assault
• Oh, deer! Woman comes home to find glass, blood 'everywhere'
• Pathways: A new generation of beekeepers
• Movie times
• Four fondling incidents reported on Jordan Avenue over Little 500 weekend
• Election briefs: McKim advocates for LifeDesigns, Stone Belt; Paul says 'not right time' for new furniture
• Monroe County property transfers
• Lottery numbers
• Letter: Exceeded their goal
• Curtis nabs 1st win since 2006
• Vettel claims 1st win of 2012 in incident-free Bahrain GP
• Press box
• Adult softball scores
• Reds escape Wrigley with series victory
• IU golf rallies to win Boilermaker Invite
• Letter: Obama's campaign
• NL standings
• AL standings
• OT experts Phoenix, Chicago ready for Game 6 clash
• Hamlin holds off Truex for Kansas win
• Penn State remembers Paterno
• Police beat: Assault
• This week's meetings
• Road work
• Correction
• Marriage licenses
• Obituaries - April 23, 2012
• Grantham's works in spotlight; ensemble lives up to its name
• Today's death notices
• Little 500 court draws 271 to pre-trial diversion program
• Tu Dinero: ¡Cada Centavo Cuenta!
• Press problem delays delivery of Sunday Herald-Times print edition
• A cure for the summertime blues: your guide to free summer concerts, movies, more
• Deer enters home, goes berserk in bathroom
• Listeria concerns lead to recall of calzones
• Gayle Cook never tires of the mystique of domes; talk Thursday at IMU
• 2011 Indiana law lets criminal records be 'erased' from public view
• Auditor candidate Huffman carries 2001 cocaine arrest, but has had record blocked under 2011 law
• Delta Tau Delta wins men's Little 500, ending Cutters' streak
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Wording of Indiana texting ban frustrates police
• Local business briefs: Realtor open house, alpacas and llama event, Gulyas at LED Source, parks coordinator, more
• Neal-Marshall Alumni Club a 'caring resource' for black IU students
• Election briefs: Miller releases video; Floyd sheriff endorses Yoder
• Beyond the Scoreboard
• Community Energy Fair launches challenge between county government, schools
• Democratic candidates for 9th Congressional District seat to debate Tuesday
• Picking Luck or Griffin a tough call
• Sixers snap Pacers' 7-game win streak
• Torres suspended 25 games for Hossa hit
• On the move
• Back-to-back 7-run innings for Yanks in win
• Chicago slides past Cincinnati for 6-1 win
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Biffle or Edwards, who's No. 1?
• Allmendinger on the pole at Kansas
• Hart's 5-hit shutout leads IU past Eagles
• Golson, Atkinson III star in Notre Dame scrimmage
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 22
• Humber perfect in Seattle
• Delts win in 'go time'
• Linton golfers 3rd at Terre Haute Invite
• South golfers middle of the pack at Legends
• North golfers 5th at Fort Wayne
• Brown County softball sweeps Wildcats
• South track sweeps Mustang Invitational
• Brownsburg softball sweeps Edgewood
• South softball 2nd at Whiteland Invite, North swept
• BC track hosts Talon Relays
• OV softball drops pair at Linton Invite
• Edgewood baseball splits pair
• Cougar baseball salvages split with Mooresville
• Edgewood tennis sweeps WIC doubleheader
• Eastern golfers fall at Orleans
• BC tennis sweeps Wildcats, Vikings
• Movie times
• Lottery numbers - April 21, 2012
• Obituaries - April 22, 2012
• Americana music showcase travels to spread the word
• On Exhibit
• IU student in critical condition after fall during party
• Speed read
• Zimmerman advised to keep a low profile
• UN monitors tour battered Syrian city
• Fat cat weighs nearly 40 pounds
• Search in case of missing New York City boy
• Reports cast doubt on US' European missile defense
• Cruise ship company: Captain was never told about nearby disabled boat
• Today's death notices - April 21, 2012
• 'Smash' star Christian Borle plays a loopy pirate
• State's sex offender registry full of inaccuracies
• Cardinal to announce 2012-2013 season at launch party
• Undead monster, naughty puppets on stage this week
• These new poetry books will register on the kid cool-o-meter
• European Youth group visits, BSO tackles 'Symphonie Fantastique'
• Musicians: Join the Orange County music, heritage reunion
• American Life in Poetry
• Book Briefs
• Arts Watch
• Talk About - Lecture notes from IU
• New vinyl album releases give record stores a kick
• '80s TV star Cybill Shepherd is back as tough Texan on 'The Client List'
• Summer movie schedule: See what's coming soon to a screen near you
• Dick Clark fortune estimated in 'hundreds of millions'
• 'Think Like a Man' finds right match
• Today's weather: Improving
• Overnight police and fire checks - April 21
• - Bunny Money Storytime
• IU's men's basketball banquet to be open to public
• Delta Gamma sprints to Women's Little 500 title
• BNL 10-runs White River Valley, 11-1
• Hendrick seeking elusive 200th win
• Sports on TV for April 21
• Press box
• IU roundup: Tennis Hoosiers go inside, beat Illini
• Reds beat Cubs for 10,000th victory
• DeNato gem just what IU needed
• Sports transactions
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Minks' Chevelle a People's Choice Award winner
• Leaders of Tomorrow Energy Challenge aims to reduce energy use
• Inaugural Global Youth Service Day a big draw
• Movie times
• Almanac
• Rain doesn't dampen high spirits during Little 500
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - April 21, 2012
• 101 Ideas
• Florida shooter gets $150,000 bail in Trayvon Martin killing
• Stinky fish: University fights back on pot rally
• More Secret Service agents gone; Obama briefed
• Speed read
• Cohousing for Bloomington
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Monroe unemployment dips to 6.8% in March
• 1st winning week of April for stocks
• After 4-month surge, gas prices falling
• Budget renovation delivers rich results
• This Little Yard of Mine, I'm Gonna Let It Shine
• A Lesson in Lounging
• Destination: Patio
• Corrections and clarification
• Essential Outdoor Upkeep
• HOME OF THE WEEK:
• Indiana voucher program to distribute $4.8 million among public schools
• At home again in childhood house
• Daisy Day at Hinkle-Garton
• Homes Calendar
• Celebrating May Friendship Day
• Datebook - April 21-23, 2012
• New church will be mix of new, old
• Tears of grief, joy and gratitude at tree's death
• Police beat: Man driving lawn mower on B-Line Trail arrested on public intox charge
• 36 Bloomington city employees resigning or taking early retirement
• Letter: Thanking lucky stars
• Letter: Owes an apology
• Letter: Smelled a threat
• Monroe County government receives another black eye
• Pilgrims gather in Jerusalem for fire ritual
• Items from closing Indiana church to aid Kentucky parish
• 16 Amish plead not guilty in Ohio hair attacks
• Supporters defend Indiana voucher law in court briefs
• Rose-Hulman president dies after collapsing in office
• Zimmerman apologizes for Trayvon Martin shooting; gets $150K bail
• Google-sponsored interns helping Bloomington get new mobile apps
• Morgan County coroner candidate arrested after falsely reporting sexual battery
• Bedford police arrest Salem man on rape charge
• Morning report: Little 500 races, activities; criminal records
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• It's Your Money: Talk to An Expert
• Death notices: April 20, 2012
• Northern Indiana man tries courthouse dash after murder conviction
• Want some hissing cockroaches?
• Panthers raise money for baseball team from tornado-ravaged Henryville
• New Harmony: Artisans show skills at annual event
• Indianapolis mayor signs smoking ban for most bars
• Woman killed when car crashes into South Bend home
• Letter: Right, Bubba
• Letter: IU wages and union
• And another thing: Reduce wasted MCCSC lunches, alley trade
• Commentary: Baseball offers opportunities and diversion
• Weather: April 20, 2012
• Datebook - April 20-22, 2012
• Impressive results
• Fifth out of 54!
• Chess champs
• Hotline: Kentucky Fried Chicken location, Karst Farm trail crossing
• Almanac
• Earth Day weekend events planned
• IREAD-3 test results: Majority of local students pass, others get exemptions
• City of Bloomington Arts Commission Announces April 2012 Grant Recipients
• Police increase patrols during IU's Little 500; dozens of citations issued by Indiana Excise
• Election brief: Paul calls for mediator in accessibility complaint
• Election brief: Winningham supports fair pay legislation
• City council votes to vacate alley
• Judge could bar prosecutor from Camm's trial
• Bloomfield gets grant to reward teachers
• State police to crack down on seatbelt use
• Science Olympiad Day celebrated
• Teens volunteer for Youth Service Day
• Movie times
• Former Advice Squad wins VITAL Quiz Bowl
• Westfield's Anderson 1st commit for Miller
• Internet problem delays early voting at armory Thursday
• Sports transactions
• AL standings
• It's Mease vs. Dayhoff in 'Y Challenge' fundraiser
• NL standings
• High school scoreboard
• Autism Speaks group seeking acceptance and tolerance for autism, all disabilities
• Obituaries - April 20, 2012
• Pacers home for 1st round
• Corrections
• Police beat: Wallet stolen, man chases thief
• Press box
• Adult softball scores
• Northview softball shuts out Linton
• Lottery numbers
• Fulton delivers another game-winner for South softball
• Cloverdale softball capitalizes on Edgewood error
• Eagles fly past T-Birds, 9-5
• North Daviess rolls over softball Patriots
• Crouse leads South past Artesians at Country Club
• North tennis aces Pike, 5-0
• South doubles completes Southport sweep
• Eastern Greene runs past North Knox
• Airport stripper says he was 'nude but not lewd'
• Oil spill aftermath? Fish turning up sick near BP spill site
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Speed read
• Bloomfield nets 3-2 win over Sullivan
• Softball Cougars blank Pike, 5-0
• Eagles pitch shutout against Monrovia
• Owen Valley sweeps past West Vigo
• Norway killer claims he sharpened aim by playing violent video game
• GOP pushes business tax cut through House in partisan jobs battle
• VA to increase mental health staff by about 1,900
• Fewer people registering for Komen Race for the Cure after controversy
• Bombs kill 30 in Iraq's worst violence in a month
• UN chief urges 2 Sudans to step back from war
• Commercials give hint of campaign ad war to come
• Centuries-old cantata performed with exuberance and control
• Wolverines fall to Vincennes Rivet, 4-1
• Sports on TV for April 20
• Panthers raise money for team from tornado-ravaged Henryville
• IU targets East Chicago's Edwards for 2015 class
• Linton cards 144 at Hoosier Hills
• Eagles fall to South Decatur
• Edgewood rolls past South Putnam
• Local business briefs
• The power of travel is felt in the economy
• Annual Bloomington Business Expo offers businesses, public an introduction
• Weekly recalls
• Inflation poses big problems for small businesses
• IU's Elinor Ostrom among Time's 100 most influential people
• Letter: Listen up, mugs
• Letter: Far and away
• Letter: Loving Fidel
• An appreciation: 'The Three Stooges,' eternally moronic
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Colts reportedly tell Luck they're drafting him
• Internet problem delays early voting at armory Thursday
• IU student recovering after being struck by car at Ind. 45/46 bypass
• Ivy Tech culinary students baking goods for community fundraiser
• IU sports chat: Basketball scholarship crunch, IU coaches
• Teen driver killed in tractor crash near Covington
• Morning report: Little 500 weekend, Earth Day events
• Informatics faculty, staff offer June computing camp for high school students
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Transportation
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Transportation
• Intermediate Spanish
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Death notices: April 19, 2012
• South shuts down North
• Letter: Support First Steps
• Letter: Censor Thom
• Early morning accident sends one to hospital
• Editorial: Number who aren't ready for college raises concern
• Instant Message: Primary races
• Weather: Sunny skies
• Bloomington regional economy showing growth in several categories
• Panetta apologizes for newly revealed, gruesome Afghanistan photos
• Photos: Afrojack performs at stadium during Little 500 week
• Speed read
• Secret Service calls Ted Nugent over anti-Obama screed
• 3 Secret Service agents out in wake of prostitution scandal; investigation continues
• Almanac
• Hotline: Covered bridge project, Bloomington Graduation School commencement and a scam alert
• Ohio executes man who fatally stabbed teen in 1985
• 8 teams win to reach Thursday's VITAL Quiz Bowl finals
• Women's Little 500 got its start with sorority entry in men's race 25 years ago
• Monroe auditor's office error costs local governmental units $990,827
• Judge quits Trayvon Martin case in Florida, cites conflict of interest
• Vocational nurse faces capital murder charges in mother's death, baby's abduction
• Pakistan calls for talks with rival India
• World briefs: Norway gunman wants freedom or death
• Photo: Tokyo Sky Tree
• Business briefs
• Senators introduce bill to curb for-profit colleges' spending on marketing
• Auto parts shortages could slow down US production
• Ball State routs IU, 12-4
• High school scoreboard
• Garcia, Beltran lead Cards' rout of Reds
• NL standings
• AL standings
• Sports transactions
• Race week
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 19
• Colts remain mum on who they're taking No. 1
• Movie times
• MCCSC apologizes for kinks in school lunch payment system
• Lottery numbers
• Free events planned during Money Smart Week
• Edgewood bunts way past Linton
• South takes 5-shot lead on Artesians
• Tharp sharp as Monrovia thumps OV
• IU offers JUCO forward McKay scholarship
• North Daviess blanks Bloomfield
• Patterson's ace gives OV 1-stroke win
• Bloomfield downs Linton, 4-1
• Brebeuf nips No. 14 South tennis
• WRV's Sparks burns Bulldogs
• Lions cage T-Birds, 4-1
• Walls' 2 homers pace Brown Co. softball
• 2 IU students arrested on drug charges
• Fight over fried chicken leads to arrest
• Obituaries - April 19, 2012
• Blood drives announced
• Police beat: Short-change artist at Jimmy John's
• State park named a family destination
• Comcast people to work at food bank
• Local student is finalist in contest
• MCCSC retirement reception May 15
• Animal shelter moves to next phase
• Tennessee coach Pat Summitt stepping down
• 3 men killed in fiery car crash identified; 1 was involved in 2005 murder and dismemberment case in Illinois
• Fox marks 25th anniversary with a special on Sunday
• Five arrested in Bloomington drug raids
• American Bandstand host Dick Clark has died
• Hot Spots - Trashion Refashion, jazz show, ellen cherry
• Top Fives
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• 'Frankenstein' includes brain talk by Bolte Taylor
• IU summer theater lineup announced
• On Stage
• Letter: George for change
• Bloomington South assistant Beyers named Martinsville basketball coach
• MCCSC students honored with Personal Achievement Awards
• Datebook - April 19-21, 2012
• Out and About
• Veterans look to move Vigo County's Vietnam memorial
• Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan chat: I-69, Third Street bumps and more
• Morning report: Errors with Monroe County property tax bills, update on fatal crash
• Knit and Chat with Pat and Friends
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• It's Your Money: Spend Your Money Smarter
• Death notices: April 18, 2012
• IU students from African American Dance Co. perform in Martinsville school
• Jury seated in Keller case
• Indy park getting zip line, obstacle course
• Fulton double rallies South past North, 6-5
• Wicker rally at 3 singles lifts North over South
• Gust column: Starting school later would have benefits for kids
• Editorial: R-BB makes tough cuts in budget
• Letter: No real relief
• Volunteer opportunities
• Garden Fair is Saturday
• Out and About
• Datebook - April 18-20, 2012
• Weather: April 18, 2012
• Photo: 'Tax Day' protest at post office
• Jonathan George to meet voters Thursday
• 5K run and walk April 28 at McCormick's Creek State Park
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for April 18
• Press box
• Golf week
• AL standings
• NL standings
• High school scoreboard
• Pacer top Sixers, win 6th straight
• INDOT officials provide update on I-69 construction
• Louisville batters IU pitchers, rolls 21-4
• Register for North boys' basketball camps
• Hotline: Only part of bypass will accommodate bicyclists, pedestrians; graduation dates listed
• No. 11 Bull Dogs bite Cougars, 8-1
• Almanac
• Owen Valley turns back Brown County, 5-3
• Mitchell beats Bloomfield, Loogootee
• Linton rolls past Edgewood, 151-163
• South self-destructs at Franklin Central
• Hatchets chop down Linton in 7th
• Johnson, BC, shutdown OV, 2-0
• Cards perfect against North Knox
• Eastern Greene sweeps 3-way with North Daviess, WRV
• Olympians outrun North boys
• Mustangs girls come up short at BNL
• Bedford boys pull away late to top Edgewood
• Movie times
• North, South grads in state public colleges need less remediation than state average
• Bloomfield falls in 7th to S. Knox
• Space shuttle Discovery takes a few victory laps
• Police handcuff kindergartner over tantrum
• Prostitution scandal ricochets through capital
• GOP wants to cut food stamps in deficit-trim drive
• Speed read
• Lottery numbers
• Second night of VITAL Quiz Bowl features sudden-death round
• Man arrested 3 times in public nudity case
• Indianapolis police chief resigns
• Obituaries - April 18, 2012
• Norway killer expounds on fanatical views at trial
• Rubio's immigration push a potential lift for GOP
• Obama: Target oil price manipulation
• Bloomington Business Expo set for Thursday
• 2nd panel blasts GSA for parties, trips, bonuses
• Market for new homes getting a boost from better jobs outlook, higher rents
• IU's McRobbie, Sanders, Carmines elected to Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Kentucky's starting 5 declares for NBA draft
• New-look Colts open 2012 season at Bears
• South assistant Beyers expected to be named Martinsville coach
• Ground broken for I-69 Section 4 in Greene County
• Victims in fiery crash were men, still can't be identified, coroner says
• Letter: Road to perdition
• Letter: Is Indiana a winner?
• Letter: Tilford has heart
• Letter: Tribute to Jason
• Love lentils for the nutrition, versatility
• Sleep tight
• Warm weather means springtime vegetable asparagus is ready earlier than normal
• Lots of local produce at Saturday's Bloomington Community Farmers' Market
• 'GMA' apparently snaps long 'Today' ratings streak
• Uptown Cafe expansion now complete; new restaurant Chomp opens
• Readers share Nevada Annie's Champion Chili recipe
• Eat steak and eggs by way of the vegetable patch
• BC falls to Brownstown at Hickory Hills
• AL standings
• NL standings
• Eagles sweep Brownstown, 5-0
• Martinsville businessman purchases Little Nashville Opry property, wants to rebuild theater
• Indianapolis council votes to ban smoking in bars
• Senior Calendar
• Datebook - April 17-19, 2012
• Out and About
• Indiana's basketball legend Bobby Plump hosted by local Air Force group
• Newsroom report: I-69 groundbreaking ceremony, Moveon.org tax protest
• Indiana University plans free e-waste recycling May 11 and 12
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Call to strike: Ivy Tech production packs a punch
• Death notices: April 17, 2012
• IU pointing in the right direction
• Indiana governor's service award nominations sought
• Indianapolis council votes to ban smoking in bars
• Learn more about home solar power
• Letter: Right is crucial one
• Letter: No way, Jose!
• Guest column: Realtors support home ownership in trip to capital
• Editorial: Competition, tradition at heart of Little 5
• Weather: A foggy beginning to the day
• Brain Extravaganza set to Invade Bloomington
• Sugarland's tour manager's testimony may be key to state fair stage collapse lawsuits
• R-BB school board cuts 25 positions
• Monroe County elections: Satellite voting an option for voters
• Income tax deadline: Time to pay up and to speak up
• Hotline: Bus stop problems and fire inspections
• School Diary: Early start time for secondary schools has students lagging
• Linton golfers win 4-way at Phil Harris
• South track sweeps meet at Brown County
• Almanac
• Edgewood tennis edged out at Greencastle
• OV tennis rolls over North Daviess
• Eastern softball shut out by North Daviess
• Bloomfield softball overpowers Dugger
• Miner softball slugs past OV
• Clay City rallies past Eastern baseball
• 13 North students, 1 from New Tech headed for national business competition
• Rivet edges Linton baseball
• Indian Creek no-hits Edgewood softball
• Movie times
• Mustangs mash against North Daviess baseball
• Press box
• High temps slow pace in Boston
• Sports on TV for April 17
• High school scoreboard
• Pacers show killer instinct in rout of T-Wolves
• Wild 1st lifts Stars over Panthers in softball
• Country Club Drive crossing light makes B-Line safer, city says
• Manning goes to work with his new team
• Fatal mobile home fire ruled accidental by Bloomington Fire Department
• Correction
• Students win writing awards
• VITAL Quiz Bowl gets under way at library
• Call to strike: Ivy Tech production packs a punch
• No breaks yet under new Indiana alcohol amnesty law
• Lottery numbers
• Police say couple tried to hire hit man to kill the man's former wife
• Body found in river
• Obituaries - April 17, 2012
• Police beat: Public nudity
• Orchestra's performance fresh and invigorating
• Mass killer sheds tears at trial, but not for his victims
• Phone triggers scare aboard flight
• Speed read
• Israeli beating of unarmed pro-Palestinian activist draws condemnations
• About 75 tornadoes touched down in weekend outbreak, weather service says
• Romney vice president search under way, but don't expect a shocker
• US prepares for last major Afghanistan offensive
• GSA executive asserts right to remain silent
• Aging transit systems grapple with repair backlog as ridership increases
• Business briefs
• Letter: Toll on soldiers
• Letter: Yoder a good choice
• Bloomington man charged with injuring infant son denied lower bond
• Bloomington police: Wandering children found on Walnut Street
• Mike Pence maintains massive money lead in run for Indiana governor
• Ivy Tech-Bloomington alumni, Chris Reinhart, named a national Udall Scholar
• Worker killed in I-465 construction zone accident
• Mitt Romney taps longtime adviser to head VP search
• Morning report: IU basketball book on 2011-2012 season, R-BB cuts
• IU informatics dean named to NSF's lead advisory panel on technology, engineering policy
• Indiana Toll Road bans some trucks because of winds
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Indiana female priest challenges Catholic church
• Column: Familiarity in IU fans' favor
• Death notices: April 16, 2012
• Martinsville woman's grandfather rode an orphan train
• ISU looks at vacant buildings as housing sites
• Drivers on I-65 northwest of Indy could see delays
• Man surrenders after northeast Indiana police standoff
• Weather: Wet and windy - drive with caution
• Letter: Shouting down Adolf
• Guest column: Be healthy, beat stress and ace final exams
• Monday morning column: Book about IU's 2011-12 basketball season ready; copies available from H-T, IU Press
• First Annual Eco-Hero Award Contest
• Teens Serve the Community on Global Youth Service Day
• Movie times
• Midwest towns: Storm warnings pay off; 120 tornado reports
• Coordinated string of attacks rock Afghan capital, provinces
• Bill Cosby says Trayvon Martin case about guns, not race
• Ticket to Titanic maiden voyage sold for $56,250 at auction
• Speed read
• Lottery numbers
• Social Security check in mail? Not next year
• Obama pays $160,000 in taxes for 2011
• Restaurant inspections: Critical violations found at 14 establishments
• Monroe County property transfers
• Pettersson cruises to 5-shot win at Heritage
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 16
• ROUNDUP: Cain, Hoosiers victorious in IU Invitational
• High school schedule
• IU pitching goes from bad to worse in twin bill
• Power keeps Penske perfect in 2012
• Rosberg goes wire-to-wire for his 1st career F1 victory
• Man charged with possession of meth and domestic battery
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Road work
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Festival booths and expired food
• Almanac
• DJs Tiesto, Afrojack among highlights of Little 500 concerts
• Obituaries - April 16, 2012
• Homeward Bound walk is a stroll with a goal
• Walking for women's safety
• Cutbacks on R-BB agenda
• Satellite voting begins Monday
• Indy police test use for electric police car
• IU's risque 'Cabaret' full of good voices, dancing
• Helmets, sword stolen from Bloomington Fencing Club
• One jailed, one injured in Kilroy's Sports bar fight
• Body found on Indiana beach ID'd as Mich. man
• Today's death notices
• - Puck Players: 1 pm
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• - Puck Players: 11 am
• Alef Ba
• ARF! Read to a Dog
• Sports transactions
• Biffle pulls away to give Roush Texas win
• Press box
• Hibbert leads Pacers past Milwaukee
• Oolitic resident is granddaughter of man who survived Titanic
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Tornadoes spotted across Central Plains; forecasters warn threat isn't over
• Alternatives for I-69 Section 5 up for discussion
• Speed read
• Movie times
• Scandal looms over Americas summit
• Titanic at 100: Events across the globe mark tragedy
• Filmmaker from Linton documents tensions and triumphs of Greene County's Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area
• Egypt bars 10 presidential hopefuls from race
• Tuna linked to salmonella outbreak in at least 20 states
• Fire in Solsberry destroys garage, ATVs, tools
• Mine safety expert, college accused of fraud
• Don't panic: Tax deadline isn't till Tuesday
• Henryville students won't have to make up missed days
• Lottery numbers
• Victim of Titanic memorialized in Rose Hill Cemetery
• Eastern Orthodox Christian pilgrims gather in Jerusalem for fire ritual
• NRA official stands up for self-defense laws
• Pettersson takes 1-shot lead at Heritage
• Man hit by car on city's west side
• Rain leaves North with win, tie in doubleheader
• Lynn looks sharp for Cards in win
• Dullahan makes his case as Derby favorite
• IndyCar suffering slumping TV ratings
• Briscoe starts 11th, wins Long Beach pole
• Kelly throwing book at Notre Dame's QBs
• Softball Hoosiers split with Penn State
• How low can marathoners go?
• Sports on TV for April 15
• South baseball rallies in Game 1, rained out in Game 2
• U.S. Forest Service buys Lost River land
• Obituaries - April 15, 2012
• Film about tiny Indiana town turns 'Hoosiers' on its head
• Tuskegee Airman to get stolen medal replaced
• Police investigate possible solicitation by teen
• Boy referred to probation after report of sexual battery
• Almanac
• Bad weather can't dampen bright spring for Hoosiers
• Roundtree blooms in spring game
• Local business briefs: Solution Labs' Startup Weekend, vintage shop opens
• Arson suspected in fire at former Spartanburg school
• Apparent intruder shot to death by apartment resident
• Muncie man charged after pit bulls seized
• Election brief: Mayfield endorsed by Steve Buyer
• Election brief: Wells offers ideas on county finances
• Turbulence in airline industry usually good for passengers
• Letter carriers union gives Gregg warm reception
• Local group Main Squeeze's first full-length album out next month
• Book Briefs
• Arts Watch
• Choral music highlight of the week
• 'Life-threatening' storms feared for parts of Midwest; Indiana spared
• Today's weather: April showers
• Morning police and fire checks - April 14
• YMCA Spring Run washed out
• Today's death notices - April 14
• It's Your Money: Money Fun Day
• IU gets by Spartans on wild pitch in 9th
• Stenhouse holds on at Texas Speedway
• Roush drivers enjoy Texas
• Pacers beat Cavs to clinch playoffs
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 14
• Cubs tag Wainwright, spoil Cards' home opener
• High school scoreboard
• Falcon gets spot among rarer birds at Indy 500
• Welch: Budget committee, state officials focus on finding solutions to accounting woes
• Indiana lawmakers ponder $526M in accounting mistakes; 2 new executives named
• Brown County State Park among parks seeking summer interns
• Monroe County students can apply now for Reagan scholarship
• IU briefs: Plummer estate gives $1.9 million to jazz studies department
• Broadcaster Jim Lehrer receives Hamilton award during visit to IU
• South, Owen Valley champions at national underwater robotics competition
• Sanitary sewer line damaged during Walnut Street stormwater project
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - April 14, 2012
• Police beat: Car, electronics, registration, toothbrush stolen; false tax return filed; more
• Man arrested, accused of strangling woman
• Forecasters warn about 'life-threatening' storms in the Midwest
• Newark mayor hailed as hero after rescuing neighbor from burning house
• Protest at talk by evangelical pastor leads to arrest at IU
• Translation service helping Monroe County Clerk's Office assist residents
• Election briefs: Tilford discusses postal service woes
• Mobile homes: real estate or personal property?
• Speed read
• Prosecutors for Trayvon Martin shooting case: Zimmerman did not use racial slur
• Movie times
• Secret Service agents recalled from Colombia summit, accused of misconduct
• North Korea launch failure wounds pride, draws nations' anger
• IU's rosy past back to inspire the present
• T-Birds down OV with run in 7th
• 5 things to look for in spring game
• Bloomfield wins 3-way golf meet with WRV, Eastern
• City relay teams 2nd, 5th at Showcase
• Edgewood boys 3rd, girls 5th at Park Tudor Relays
• Study: Baboons can learn to spot real words
• Tennis Cougars roll over Center Grove
• Afoaku, Hull do well at Throwers Showcase
• Monroe County earns No. 2 ranking for potential economic growth, innovation
• Brand of infamy: Skittles joins other foods that have been tied to controversies
• Almanac
• Datebook - April 14-16, 2012
• 'Eleven months and it all comes down to 1:51'
• Thanks
• Out and About
• Unity of Bloomington celebrates 30th anniversary
• Religion letters
• Local religion briefs
• Interfaith program Thursday for civilian victims of war, violence
• Why remember the Holocaust?
• Churches blur consumer culture and Christ
• Yount: What Easter accomplished
• Religion: Catholics and empty pews
• Water main break at Bloomington GE floods neighbors' back yards
• Letter: Harry was a rare one
• Letter: Invited to open forum
• Letter: Lugar a champion
• IU student protest lacked perspective
• Tax laws don't always promote tax compliance
• Indiana Downs closing Evansville off-track site
• Bloomington woman dies in early-morning fire; four others escape
• Martinsville tennis coach identified as teacher accused of misconduct
• Attorney: Sugarland depositions continue on Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• Home of the week
• Last Year's Paint, This Year's Projects
• The Case for Carpet
• Cleaning Essentials
• In the Dog House
• Bedford police arrest stabbing suspect
• Villa by the Sea
• Antiquing With Susan
• Garden Fair to offer a gardening marketplace
• Homes Calendar
• Control backyard flies naturally
• - Crafting a Green World
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Job Search Interview and Resume Help @ Your Library
• Express Computer Topic: Library's Online Databases
• Protesters disrupt IU trustees meeting
• IU fares well in latest cost benchmarking study
• Bloomington Speedway starts its engines
• Death notices: April 13, 2012
• Oolitic resident is granddaughter of man who survived Titanic's sinking
• Feds: Southern Indiana man ran cocaine ring in Indiana, Kentucky
• Indiana Tuskegee Airman to get stolen medal replaced
• Police identify body found near Ohio River casino
• Weather: April 13, 2012
• Letter: Ahem, like Obama?
• Guest column: Coal should stay in ground where it can't do harm
• And another thing: Gerstman's request, 3-cent solution
• Commission on Aging Offers Second Annual Creative Aging Festival
• Trio shares 1st-round lead at Heritage
• Chevrolet to pull all 11 IndyCar engines
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 13
• South track sweeps Martinsville on Senior Night
• No. 2 doubles clinches North win over Bull Dogs
• Barr-Reeve tennis sweeps WRV
• Gillard's 1st varsity tennis win lifts South
• BNL tennis nips Brown County, 3-2
• Bloomfield tennis sweeps Washington Catholic
• Artesian golfers sink North
• Flashes' rally shocks South softball, 5-4
• BC's Harper handcuffs WRV in 5-0 softball win
• Cascade softball roars past OV softball
• 2A No. 1 South Putnam blasts Edgewood softball
• North Korea rocket launch fails
• Movie times
• Speed read
• Florida gunman in Trayvon Martin case makes first court appearance
• Big inning gives North softball 5-2 win
• LA shelter hopes cats' iPad art draws in donations
• Eastern baseball blanks North Knox
• Syrian opposition's protests to test truce
• OV baseball hangs on against Cascade
• Eastern softball wins 2nd straight
• Team effort lifts Edgewood golfers over OV
• Photos: Political upheaval, changes in Mali
• Cubs follow Garza's lead in 8-0 rout of Brewers
• Report: Damon to sign with Indians
• Answers still hard to come by for Hoosiers
• Wade feeling the heat for valid point
• Postmaster general visits rural post office sites on closure list
• For Hugo Chavez, cancer hasn't dimmed his electoral hopes
• Ex-teacher Eric Justin Toth added to FBI's most wanted fugitive list
• John Edwards trial: Jury selection under way
• Downtown's major arteries likely to be clogged for some time
• Mommy wars: Ann Romney fires back at never-worked comment
• Hotline: Emergency shelters and a lost cart
• Let there be night: International Dark Sky Week starts Saturday
• Lottery numbers
• Edgewood to host Harlem Wizards basketball team
• Yoder picks up another endorsement
• Miller: Tax policies unfair to middle class
• Almanac
• Corrections
• Obituaries - April 13, 2012
• Celebrity Chili Cook-Off brings in $1,000 for Community Kitchen
• House getting a new address
• Police beat: Parking meter stolen
• State Budget Committee to start reviewing $205M error
• Playhouse raffle to benefit school
• A celebration of neighborhoods
• Festival of words at farmers' market
• Support scouts at yard sale
• Registration set for kindergartners
• Report: Collapsed Indiana State Fair stage didn't meet code
• Service clubs
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning April 12)
• Bloomfield man accused of molesting two girls
• Forming the circle of song
• Building literacy book by book
• Out and About
• Pets Alive helps control pet population
• Letter: What stats conceal
• Letter: April is awareness month
• Letter: A piece of the pie
• Busy streets mean a busy economy
• Business community, IU business students gain from each other in service learning collaboration and consultation
• Local business briefs: Heatley completes training; creativity forum scheduled; three named to Inner Circle
• Natural gas below $2 for first time in decade
• Old Chicago meat plant grows greens and fish
• Weekly recalls
• Local company wins small business award
• Familiar 'Scheherezade' continues to delight
• Police seek suspect who stole from Bloomington Animal Shelter
• IU sports chat: Basketball scholarships, IU football
• Terre Haute residents fight oil drilling plans
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Titanic plays leading or supporting role in many movies
• Lawrence: 'Hunger Games' heroine 'stands up for what's right'
• McGregor is a fish happily out of water in 'Yemen'
• Morning report: Construction traffic on Walnut and College, light pollution, IU trustees
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Tuneful Twos
• Tuneful Twos
• Intermediate Spanish
• Death notices: April 12, 2012
• New citizens
• Out and About
• Friends of Library board for 2012
• Datebook - April 12-14, 2012
• Bloomington Rotary supporting PALS
• Indiana man gets 10 years for child pornography
• World War II plane catches many eyes in northern Indiana
• Kirk Cameron honored in Marion
• Instant Message
• Letter: In the know
• Letter: Their dual focus
• Letter: Sell Third Street
• Letter: Season for testing
• Editorial: Watford, Zeller keep 'college' in game
• Editorial: More learning makes school day decision easy one
• Weather: Hard freeze possible in outlying areas
• IU continues IT Training workshops at no cost to faculty and staff
• City Advances Black Barbershop Health Initiative
• Jeigh Hockersmith is City Parks and Recreation's New Sports/Facility Coordinator
• Monroe County YMCA to start new phase of fund drive at Saturday's Spring Run
• Failed motion leaves Monroe County Auditor's Office with little money to pay part-time workers
• Woman OK after being pinned by car she was working on
• Lugar, Mourdock play to their strengths in GOP congressional debate
• Hotline: Hoosiers online and wheelchair ramp to nowhere
• Almanac
• Movie times
• Pacers outlast Cavs in overtime
• Volunteers from IU Health Bloomington Hospital build frames for 3 Habitat houses
• Sports transactions
• Race week
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 12
• Votto powers Reds past Cardinals
• Monroe County property tax bills prepared for mailing
• IU roundup: Sujka's squeeze bunt in 9th lifts Hoosiers
• North Central slams Linton, 16-1
• High school sports schedule
• Police beat: Car stolen
• Edge goes to Mustangs against North
• Two seniors in MCCSC win Lilly scholarships
• Council votes to vacate alley for downtown hotel
• Correction
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - April 12, 2012
• Miller helps softball Mustangs down WRV, 8-2
• Travis filling Dickerson's shoes nicely for Hoosiers
• Eastern baseball tops OV in shootout
• 5 more errors deep 6 softball Cougars
• Cooper cobbles up lone win for Miners
• Bloomfield golfers 4th at Rivet
• Miscues cost South baseball at Center Grove
• Jennings County downs Eagles in 5 innings
• Bloomfield tennis downs North Daviess
• Unusual program features IU master's degree students
• Panic but no tsunami from strong Indonesia quakes
• Unclaimed baggage
• Freshman GOP lawmaker says dozens of House Democrats belong to Communist Party
• Report blasts pepper-spraying of UC Davis students
• No parole for Charles Manson
• What really happened to the Titanic?
• World briefs: Killer's sanity is key issue in Oslo massacre trial
• DNA links Indiana inmate to cold case in Arkansas
• Syria agrees to truce, with conditions
• Study: Tax Day can be hazardous to your health
• Drivers to pay 6% more to fuel up this summer
• Arkansas judge fines J&J $1.1 billion in Risperdal case
• Government sues Apple, publishers over e-book prices
• Hearings show confusion over health care law
• Zimmerman arrested on second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Kodiak brown bear on the lam from wildlife refuge
• Little parrot's big mouth helps him find his way back home
• Mellencamp unhappy with Wisconsin's Walker for use of song
• No injuries reported in Owen County school bus accident
• Letter: Owners-only access
• Letter: Sour grapes?
• Hot Spots - Hammer and Nail, IU choral ensemble, Culture Shock
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• (Reverse) Busking on the bus
• Silk Road musicians set sights on Turkey
• Top Fives
• Auditions upcoming for next Jewish Theatre production
• On Stage
• News of the Weird
• Red Hot Chili Peppers top Lollapalooza lineup
• Protesters occupy Fine Arts auditorium at IU; plan action for IU trustees Thursday
• H-T wins Indiana Journalism Award for 2012
• State asks judge to uphold Indiana immigration law
• Former Greene County chaplain sentenced to 21 years for child molesting convictions
• Concrete truck tips over, fatally pinning worker in Tippecanoe County
• Anderson man arrested on meth, drug charges after trespassing call in Owen County
• Booker T Jones, U.S. Ambassador David L. Carden to serve as IU Bloomington commencement speakers
• IU students have field day at Bryan Park
• Hoosier Times Family Guide 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• Winners
• Datebook - April 11-13, 2012
• Out and About
• Evening Family Story Time
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Put It In Order Circulation Volunteer Training
• IU looking to involve backs in passing game
• Death notices: April 11, 2012
• Future of southwestern Indiana school uncertain after merger
• No sign of major tsunami after Indonesian quake
• Gary board approves variance for Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Letter: About that protest...
• A stroll that helps others
• Humanity tests limits of Earth to provide
• Editorial: Health care landscape still changing
• Weather: Areas of frost this morn, tomorrow
• Photo: Sunny but more seasonable weather
• Sports transactions
• Missed chances cost North in 5-4 loss to WRV
• Lugar, Mourdock debate Wednesday
• Lugar and foes spar on outside campaign spending
• Baechtold, Workman power Panthers past TH North
• High school scoreboard
• IU committee will look internally for next provost of Bloomington campus
• Bloomington Animal Shelter is leading in contest
• Arkansas fires Petrino after series of misdeeds
• Off night at plate costs Cougars at Northview
• MCCSC to continue extended day schedule without changes
• Speed read: Syria defies cease-fire plan; school workers split lottery winnings
• Afoaku sets North discus record in loss to Trojans
• Animal rights activist Gene Baur's reports of cruelty make audience wince
• Clements, Warfield take 5 for North girls
• Apologetic Guillen suspended 5 games by Marlins
• Hotline: No smoking at the library and learning to be a beekeeper
• Almanac
• India's ambassador to US sees growing ties between nations
• California group finds toxins in nail polishes labeled as 'nontoxic'
• Press box
• IU trustees to discuss proposed pay, tuition increases this week
• Ashba runs Mustangs past Mooresville, Terre Haute South
• 'Affordable' apartments for older adults to be built at Patterson Pointe
• Best Buy CEO resigns amid internal probe
• Dow falls 213.66 points as stock slump reaches 5-day mark
• Movie times
• Nation briefs
• Lawyers lose contact with Zimmerman, withdraw from Florida shooting case
• Protest follows midwife's felony arrest
• County gets additional $80,800 grant for more solar panels on Showers roof
• Store is hosting chili fund-raiser
• Bird feeder cleaning happening Saturday
• House moving may clog traffic
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - April 11, 2012
• Police beat: Lingerie stolen
• Corrections
• Girl reports sexual battery
• T-Bird softball snaps 8-game skid
• West Vigo softball outscores OV, 16-14
• 8 errors sink BC softball vs. BNL
• Bloomfield nips Linton in pitchers' duel
• Edgewood boys' track edged by TH South
• Edgewood gets 1st tennis win over OV in 3 years
• Sullivan's 10-run 7th stuns Bloomfield
• Brown County track splits with Brownstown
• Eva Longoria talks politics, producing
• 'Lion King' is Broadway's all-time box office king
• Golf week
• Sports on TV for April 11
• Registration open for Crean Basketball Camps
• South tennis blanks Stars
• Someone's going to get the shaft next season
• OV wins 4-way meet at Sullivan Elks
• Chia seeds: It's not just for clay critter 'fur'
• Make healthy choices with grains and rice
• Wine and Food Festival one of upcoming events
• Pudding: Creamy and sweet dessert is great springtime treat
• Fresh produce, foods at Saturday's Bloomington Community Farmers' Market
• Add almond crust to baked chicken breasts
• Learn how to use red curry paste with pasta
• Letter: Thanks for columns
• Letter: Just walk away
• Letter: Harry's legacy to us
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Bloomington man arrested after BB gun incident
• Police: Bedford man arrested after posing as cop
• Volunteer numbers tell a good story
• Watford, Zeller to return to IU men's basketball program
• Martinsville elementary teacher suspended after misconduct accusation
• Morning report: Updates on Patterson Pointe development, longer day at MCCSC
• Fort Wayne police: Officers kill man who wounded marshal
• IU Maurer School of Law presents teaching awards
• IU Maurer School of Law presents teaching awards
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Igel steps down as Eastern Greene coach
• Death notices: April 10, 2012
• Bedford: Knapp guilty in slaying
• Evansville police dog bites school employee
• Car pulled from Muncie lake
• Dyngus Day rally
• Accounting
• Former Rose-Hulman professor new Indiana ACLU chief
• Weather: Windy afternoon
• Editorial: Repugnant message was greeted with truly frightening response
• Letter: Four-lanes everywhere
• Letter: A stepping stone
• Guest column: Pension plan attacks should shop
• City Announces Applications for Citizens' Academy
• Commission on the Status of Children and Youth Founded
• Restaurant planned, hotels sold on Franklin Road
• R-BB board, superintendent struggle over what to cut from budget
• Recommendation on MCCSC's longer day due Tuesday
• Officials in Monroe County in no hurry to spend 'found' tax funds
• School Diary: The distance keeps expanding
• Hotline: Bird feeders and IU's E-House
• Almanac
• Trio of Hoosier recruits named to Indiana All-Star squad
• Eastern Greene Middle School club in national Scrabble tourney this weekend
• Movie times
• Guillen to make Castro apology back in Florida
• Players protest Isiah Thomas' firing at FIU
• TV for Tuesday, April 10th
• Relay for Life of Monroe County this weekend raises funds, cancer awareness
• Young artists' art on display
• Two from church receive award
• Elections briefs: Wells proposes stormwater credit
• Young hears about woes facing military families
• High school scoreboard
• Estimate indicates $350,000 loss on Super Bowl
• Lottery numbers
• Pacers hold off pesky Raptors
• Knights outslug softball Panthers
• Edgewood baseball has bad night on road
• Press box
• Simpson approved as coach at Southport
• Trio of Hoosier recruits named to Indiana All-Star squad
• Legendary IU diver Lenzi dead at 43
• Autism possibly linked to obesity during pregnancy
• Start of 2012, March shatter US heat records
• Syria fires over borders with Lebanon, Turkey
• IU professors again earn more than Purdue's
• Speed read
• Murder charges expected for Tulsa suspects
• Police beat: Two men damage property
• Iran floats nuclear enrichment compromise
• South Korea says North preparing for nuclear test
• Prosecutor: Trayvon Martin death won't go to grand jury
• AOL to sell patents to Microsoft
• Wave of bomb threats at Pitt leaves campus on edge
• Natural gas glut means drilling boom must slow
• Obituaries - April 10, 2012
• Texting offers promise, peril to campaigns
• Business briefs
• Police investigate slapping believed to be part of a ritual
• Big banner posted on Kelley skywalk bridge decries IU's use of coal
• BPP's endgame times 3 should not be missed
• Letter: Just do something
• Letter: Hail to Hollis
• Volunteer numbers tell a good story
• Cook Group launches new company
• Indiana gun stores continuing to see busy sales
• Union says Indiana right-to-work law violates free speech
• Bloomington above average in volunteerism, surveys show
• See the 1930s come to life in two local college productions
• O’Bannon Institute panels to feature former member of Congress, labor and law activists, political commentators
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Southern Indiana road closure for I-69 creates concerns
• Brazil man charged with 'sextortion' of teen
• Death notices: April 9, 2012
• University of Indianapolis selects new president
• Smoker supports Evansville smoking ban
• Knights of Columbus lead procession
• TSA chief to speak at Vincennes University dedication
• Weather: Pleasant today, freeze watch tomorrow
• Letter: No reason
• Letter: Elitist
• Guest column: Man returns to normal life
• Opera review: This 'Candide' revival works
• Upcoming debate should clear detritus of Lugar, Mourdock
• Letters by Harry Hollis touched on pleasures of the natural life
• 2 men arrested for Oklahoma shootings
• Speed read
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• Texas beach party shooting leaves 1 dead, 2 hurt
• Photo: Cruise commemorates Titanic anniversary
• Annan truce plans collapse when Syrian regime makes new, last-minute demands
• Mali's President Toure hands in resignation
• North Korea moves rocket to launch pad
• Hotline: Translation, please; bulky trash collection
• Tea party trying to retire Sens. Lugar, Hatch
• Advocate for farm animals to give 3 talks this week
• Homeward Bound walk Sunday will raise funds to combat homelessness
• Photo: Farmers grapple with aftermath from Missouri River flooding
• Contracts expire for 40,000 AT&T workers
• Report: Indiana tops nation in water pollution for 2010
• Movie times
• Pathways: Generations of clock repair
• Bloomington above average in volunteerism, surveys show
• Monroe County property transfers
• Almanac
• Solution Tree recognizes Bloomington South as a model for professional learning communities
• IU to reassess role of Office for Women's Affairs
• Parents seek to end Indiana's new third-grade reading test
• Lottery numbers
• ROUNDUP: Hoosiers get no relief in loss to Illini
• Lynn lights out as St. Louis wins series
• Reds rally past Marlins in the 9th inning
• On this date in baseball history
• Sports on TV for April 9
• DAHLBERG: Lefty gives the green jacket away
• Bubba Masters Augusta
• Clarification
• Correction
• Obituaries - April 9, 2012
• Road work
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• This week's meetings
• One church out, two new ones in with OneHarvest Food Ministries
• Marriage licenses
• - Puck Players: 1 pm
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• - Puck Players: 11 am
• Alef Ba
• IHSAA does some sectional shuffling
• Ex-Hoosier Porter eager to join Denver
• Pierce leads Celtics past Pacers, 86-72
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 8
• Mickelson makes charge at Masters
• North rides defense to sweep of LN
• IU roundup: Softball Hoosiers sweep Boilers
• IU defense in attack mode
• North rebounds after rough start to finish second
• Linton 2nd, Edgewood 4th at Northview invite
• South golfers 6th at Floyd Central Invite
• Brown Co. wins own 4-team invite
• North tennis goes 2-1 at Silver Creek Invite
• South hangs tough at Floyd tennis invite
• Movie times
• Photo: Easter bunny
• That's a print!: Bloomington Print Collective offers workshops, studio time
• Students dance 'for the kids'
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• R-BB board continues to weigh possible cost-cutting options
• Local business briefs: Speech therapy for children offered
• Boys and Girls Clubs raising funds for Ellettsville activities
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - April 8, 2012
• IU Health Bloomington Hospital adding staff, sharing expertise, technology
• Trends, not merger, behind number shifts, hospital officials say
• US warns Syria it can't deceive world
• Neighbors fearful after shootings in Tulsa kill 3
• Speed read
• Donors seek to get infant US surgery
• Mali's parliamentary head returns from exile, bringing hope for coup's end
• Marrying their rapists
• 'Good Friday miracle': How is it that Navy jet crash killed no one?
• South's White sisters sink Lakers
• Almanac
• IU briefs: Rosenfeld visits, college affordability talk, undergrads honored, Singell speaks
• Daniels once again shrugs his shoulders at costly errors
• Peeping-tom deer spooks residents
• Greencastle rolls over BC, 12-1
• Bloomfield softball no-hits Springs Valley
• Eastern Greene downs Linton, 6-4
• Bloomfield tennis splits at Loogootee Invite
• Ernst, Mustangs blank Mitchell, 10-0
• T-Birds fall to South Knox, 10-2
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif.
• Edgewood drops pair to Rockford, LC
• Counter-protesters take on single person at Confederate rally
• MacDonald's perfect game leads BC softball
• Eastern Greene, Bloomfield go 1-2 at 4-way meet
• Bloomfield falls to North Daviess, 6-3
• Today's death notices - April 7, 2012
• 3 injured in 3-vehicle crash
• New firewood restrictions in place for Indiana parks
• Today's weather: Gorgeous
• Overnight police and fire checks - Saturday
• - Meet Elephant and Piggie!
• IU's success adds to hype for recruits
• Indiana soccer going on the offensive
• Simca first of Baker's dozens
• Granger leads Pacers past Thunder, 103-98
• Sports transactions
• Health conversation planned Wednesday
• Press box
• Donations sought for Henryville band program
• IU roundup: Travis' 5 RBIs lead baseball Hoosiers
• Planting Saturday at community orchard
• Couples turns back clock at Augusta
• 3-month-old's injuries lead to arrest of parents on battery, neglect charges
• Movie times
• Old elements make unique new home
• Pollution boards merger worry environmentalists, chamber
• Man with stab wound charged with spitting on police officer
• Lottery numbers
• Early voting begins Monday in Monroe County
• Monroe County gets a B- from Ball State University study
• Election briefs: Miller critical of JOBS Act; George praises administration; Winningham to meet public; Yoder wins endorsement
• Almanac
• Correction
• Police beat: Nude photo on phone, jail bookings
• Obituaries - April 7, 2012
• US job market takes break after binge of hiring
• Anonymous lottery winners playing it smart, experts say
• Carlsberg, O'Connor co-Gymnasts of the Year
• Mali attracts Islamist fighters in void left by coup, rebellion
• Fuel dump saved lives in jet crash
• Speed read
• Raventos homer lifts Mustangs in ninth
• Letter: Great symbol
• Letter: Designed to deny
• Letter: Had enough?
• Monroe County should build on latest county health rankings
• Monroe, Brown come out well, but what is with that C-plus in arts?
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartments
• Juvenile suspects in anti-Semitic graffiti incident interviewed by IU police
• Religion: Turning our hearts
• Letter: Why is Easter unique?
• Out and About
• Local religion briefs
• Extra effort can speed process
• Home of the week
• Isiah Thomas out after 3 seasons as FIU coach
• Pollution boards merger worry enviros, chamber
• Paper co-authored by IU cybersecurity expert among top 20 on HPDC list
• Paper co-authored by IU cybersecurity expert among top 20 on HPDC list
• GOP questions prosecutor for Ind. petition forgery
• Man arrested over 25 pit bulls seized in Muncie
• Morning Report: Hospital data and early voting
• Protest brews over plea agreement
• 2 new troopers start with Indiana State Police
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Improvisational Poetry: Creative Techniques to Jump-Start Your Poem
• And another thing
• Death notices: April 6, 2012
• Northwest Indiana wastewater superintendent pleads guilty
• State Fair stage collapse victim part of study on brain injury
• A patient veteran
• Letter: Just put up a fence
• Recession: It's not over 'til it's over
• Indiana hosts meetings on new livestock rules
• Panel seeking new Indiana Court of Appeals judge
• Weather: Sunshine begins a holiday weekend
• Movie times
• Counties get millions after tax error found; Monroe's County's cut $4M
• Spring photo: Pedal power
• Lottery numbers
• Jets blow past struggling Brown County golfers
• Jackson medalist in OV golf opener
• Sullivan tennis gets past Wolverines, 4-1
• BC tennis sweeps Artesians
• South Knox rallies in 7th to down WRV baseball
• Linton baseball picks up 1st win of season
• Greencastle suffers costly Delay vs. Edgewood
• Brown County pitching quiets Cougar bats
• Artesians hand South softball 1st loss
• OV softball trampled by Clovers
• Gary Carter honored before Mets' opener
• Sports on TV for April 6
• Bloomington United group calls for Indiana law against hate crimes
• 'Orthodox Christian' speaker has campus, community on edge
• Some fear roadside cleanups risk exposure to toxic trash
• Syrian assault undermines hopes for cease-fire
• Wyoming town with 1 resident sold for $900,000
• Speed read
• Obama setting up court as campaign issue
• 'Merchant of Death' gets 25-year sentence
• Obituaries - April 6, 2012
• Reds, Cueto shut out Marlins
• Audio shows coach asked for big hits on specific 49ers
• Hill has Indiana rebuilding with strength and conditioning
• South powers past Edgewood
• Glass sees big picture with IU's success
• Edgewood boys, Brown County girls win at Martinsville
• Almanac
• Hotline: Uganda money-seekers, teenage job-seekers
• Census: Record low growth in outlying suburbs
• North Korean launch will be intel opportunity for US, allies
• Connecticut on track to abolish death penalty
• Doctors want to redefine autism; parents worried
• Conductor Fagen proves to be valuable addition to IU
• Letter: Dissatisfied
• Letter: First Steps
• Tree planting to take place Friday at IU
• Rainy days are only days full service Bloomington Car Wash Center closes, busiest days are after snowfall
• Local business briefs: A.Z. Vintage grand opening coming soon; Old National named one of "Most Ethical Companies"; bookstore to have doneys at celebration
• Imagine your business in Bloomington
• Burger King goes public once again
• AT&T launching 4G LTE Sunday in Bloomington
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Strawberry farmers test growing plants without soil
• Weekly recalls
• Tax credit a benefit for lower-income workers
• U.S. cattle herd smallest since 1952, higher beef prices expected
• Police beat: Key used for burglary
• $500 reward offered for info on high school bomb threat
• Good Friday means closings at some offices and businesses
• Man pronounced dead after falling from bench downtown
• State: $205M in local taxes mishandled
• Some 17-year-olds can vote in primary elections
• Police seek man stealing liquor from CVS store
• Thursday H-T newsroom preview video
• U.S. Copyright Office counsel will speak about IP legislation at IU Maurer School of Law
• U.S. Copyright Office counsel will speak about IP legislation at IU Maurer School of Law
• IU sports chat with Dustin Dopirak and Ryan Kartje at 11
• Thanks
• Datebook - April 5-7, 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• Out and About
• Spring spruce-up in Selma's garden
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Wonderful Ones
• Wonderful Ones
• One Book, One Bloomington, Four Films - "Nell" (1994)
• Intermediate Spanish
• IU buildings getting more functional signs
• Death notices: April 5, 2012
• Track booming in Bloomington
• Man faces sentencing for Indy officer's murder
• Car hits, badly hurts southern Indiana teacher out walking
• Morgan County's Bowman assists at Super Bowl hearing event
• Editorial: Tivoli restoration project a golden opportunity for Spencer's downtown
• Letter: Class solution
• Letter: Still the same church today
• Weather: April 5, 2012
• Movie times
• West Third speed bumps win approval from city council on 5-4 vote
• Pretreatment Program Coordinator
• Keys to the Candidates: Monroe County Auditor (Democrats)
• 2011 Benton Township records mostly missing; sheriff's office hints at multi-agency investigation
• Keys to the Candidates: Monroe County Council At Large (Democrats and Republicans)
• Keys to the Candidates: Indiana House, District 60 (Republicans)
• MCCSC to stop taking new school choice participants, cutting transportation for program
• Keys to the Candidates: Indiana House, District 46 (Democrats)
• Hotline: Pink slime and a wedding carriage
• Keys to the Candidates: About the responses, when & where to vote, other candidates, Monroe County polling places
• Bloomington gets reduced federal grant for housing counseling programs
• Keys to the Candidates: Monroe County Commissioner, District 2 (Democrats)
• Almanac
• State completes audit of Monroe County Auditor's Office finances, credit cards
• Lottery numbers
• Hoosiers outlast Ball State in 15 innings, 6-5
• Area girls' tennis season previews
• High school scoreboard
• No. 1 singles lifts Cards over Edgewood
• North rocks Linton in baseball opener
• NC tops WRV in pitchers' duel, 2-0
• Correction
• Obituaries - April 5, 2012
• Stocks suffer their worst loss in a month; Dow Jones off 125
• Yahoo dumping 2,000 workers in latest purge
• Progress stalls on proposed wind farms near Lafayette
• Afghan bomb kills at least 10, including 3 US soldiers
• College students angry over course fees get pepper-sprayed by police
• Investigators say Tennessee judge was addicted to pills, raising questions about cases
• Ex-cops sentenced in Katrina killings
• New evidence suggests some fearsome dinosaurs were fuzzy
• Explosion at national theater kills 10 in Somalia
• World briefs: Israeli forces evict settlers in Hebron
• Speed read: Texans thankful storms spared lives
• Dispute resolved that had cut Fox, CW4 from DirecTV
• There's Tiger, Rory ... and the rest
• Linton boys win 3-way, girls 2nd
• WRV finds winning shot at Hidden Hills
• 3-run rally lifts T-Birds over South Knox
• IU's Seltzer named new Samford coach
• Move to Amend discussion Thursday night
• YMCA open house Saturday downtown
• Police beat: Gun stolen from vehicle at College Mall
• Seacrest taking part in NBC's coverage of Summer Olympics
• Instant Message
• Volunteers deserve praise year round
• Letter: Truly exceptional
• Bloomington United to meet Thursday at Hillel
• Dog Scouts of America have troops in 22 states
• On Stage
• Dispute blocks DirecTV subscribers from Fox 59, Indianapolis 4
• Jasper's Gieslers too much for South in 2-0 win
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Bloomington Farmers' Market offers more than produce
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning April 5)
• Bloomington Handmade Market coming Saturday
• Hot Spots - African American Dance Co., Gallery Walk, Rock 'n' Roll Prom
• Top Fives
• News of the Weird
• Accused Pizza X killer appears in court
• Illinois Coroner: Remains not missing IU student Lauren Spierer
• Businessman Lee Marchant gets Be More Award for lifetime of service
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Death notices: April 4, 2012
• Daniels leaves on private trip to Israel
• Parishes near raising $200,000 for storm victims
• Indiana license branches closed Friday
• Weather: April 4, 2012
• Letter: Thanks for series
• Guest column: Broadcasters earn big bucks from passing along ugly truths
• Editorial: Case points out that police transport procedures must work every time
• Movie times
• White, Panthers shut down Mustangs
• In Celebration of Earth Month BEAD to Exhibit Works from the 2012 ECO-Heroes Award Competition
• Be More Awards honor outstanding community service
• QB/receivers coach Johns a stickler for details
• Elections briefs: Meet the candidates at fairgrounds
• Hoosiers draw preseason No. 1 rankings
• IU will have to learn how to be the hunted next season
• Loyalty could bring Miller back to Indy
• Baylor routs Irish to complete perfect season
• Granger's 27 leads Pacers past Knicks
• Press box
• Rowing program looking for new members
• West Third speed bumps back on agenda
• South track boys pick up third win to start season
• North takes 10 to down Bedford and Brown County in girls' track
• Bouvier leads softball Cougars past Seymour
• Hotline: Election information, children at play and No. 1 complaint
• Businessman Lee Marchant gets Be More Award for lifetime of service
• WRV falls to Shakamak, 3-1
• Brown County grounds Eagles, 5-1
• Bloomfield blanks Loogootee, 3-0
• Stars edge North, Brown County in boys' track
• Columbus North takes final relay to top South track girls
• North blanks Edgewood in girls' tennis
• Bull Dogs top South, Brownstown in golf
• Mustangs edge Mitchell, 163-164, in opener
• T-Bird fall to North Daviess
• Eagles rout Trinity Lutheran
• Almanac
• Cook Group to restore Spencer's 1928 Tivoli Theatre to its former glory
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - April 4, 2012
• Correction
• Dance Marathon Saturday at BHS South
• Restricted lanes on College Avenue
• Monroe, Brown counties do well in health rankings
• Farmers' market opening for season
• Toxicology reports not ready in death of IU student
• It's a girl for Bruce Willis and wife Emma
• Amy Adams to join free summer Central Park plays
• Multiple tornadoes rake Dallas area
• Reagan couldn't win a GOP primary today, Obama says, accusing Republicans of 'radical vision'
• Romney takes Wisconsin, Maryland, DC primaries
• Speed read
• Woman lands plane with almost empty fuel tank after pilot husband dies
• Auto sales surge in March, led by small cars
• US stocks fall after dimmer Fed outlook
• New effort by MDs to cut wasteful medical spending
• James Murdoch out as BSkyB chairman
• Updated: IU employees looking at 1.5% to 2.2% pay increase for coming year
• Planning for winners' riots is a solid idea
• Letter: Head count
• Letter: Piggly-wiggly
• Short Stop starts its barbecue season Thursday
• Construction cancels Easter egg hunt on the square
• Two-car collision on South Walnut Street ends with minor injuries
• Body found in woods identified as Bloomington man
• Police beat: Laundry coins and aquarium stolen
• Easter, Passover dishes worth a try
• Springtime feast at Easter is always special, no matter where it is celebrated and served
• Oh, SNAP to it and get to the market
• Bloomington Community Farmers' Market opens Saturday for its 38th season
• Chocolate eggs need crunchy chocolate nests
• For Easter, make a creamy 'quiche' to feel good about
• Popovers are a simple, speedy dessert that are just right for spring
• Jewish studies poster defaced with swastika; police seek suspects
• Construction crew strikes gas line; section of Bloomfield Road closed to traffic
• Datebook - April 4-6, 2012
• Out and About
• Police: Comcast employee reports robbery of his wallet while working
• Morning report: Monroe County health rankings, possible bike lanes on Mitchell Street, more
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• New Movie Monday
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Utility project on South College Avenue today through Thursday
• Death notices: April 3, 2012
• Statehouse busts to honor lawmakers Hinton, Carson
• Red Cross blood drives in area
• Editorial: Monroe County Democrats should rewrite loyalty pledge to drop blind allegiance
• Editorial: Indiana's rape statistics should be at the top of legislative agenda
• Weather: April 3, 2012
• Bloomington's West Third Street belongs to everyone
• Senior Calendar
• YMCA honors
• Breakfast for WildCare
• Datebook - April 3-5, 2012
• Out and About
• Movie times
• Kentucky's coronation: Wildcats top Kansas for Calipari's first title
• Kentucky fans celebrate win; dozens arrested swiftly
• Press box
• Homeward Bound Walk Celebrating Ten Years of Alleviating Homelessness
• School Diary: South's production of 'Grease' a thrill ride
• High School Scoreboard
• Area girls' track previews
• Indiana Attorney General's Office sues former Richland Township trustee, workers
• South hires Kim as volleyball coach, Price for girls' soccer
• Bedford man who owned Bloomington nail salon receives jail sentence of 7 1/2 years
• Bounty from renegade ship discovered by IU researchers to be displayed at Indianapolis Children's Museum
• Sports on TV for April 3
• Irish eager for rematch in title game matchup with Baylor
• Linton sweeps track meet
• As one Indiana Supreme Court justice is sworn in, another bows out
• 'Be More' volunteer awards to be handed out Tuesday night
• Cougars muster enough offense to edge T-Birds
• Wabash Valley Produce donates 64,800 eggs to Hoosier Hills Food Bank
• Genesis Summer Shelter cuts 4 weeks from its operating schedule for 2012
• Meeting to discuss ending corporate rule
• Community Foundation offering grants for 2012 Precision Health Network Cycle
• Former national GOP chairman Michael Steele speaking at IU
• Disney Dreamers Academy gives North student more encouragement to be an artist
• Police: Man suspected of string of burglaries in Monroe County
• Lottery numbers
• Hotline: Park bathrooms and energy audits
• Correction
• Obituaries - April 3, 2012
• Almanac
• Sneezin' season in full swing for those with pollen allergies
• Reds, Votto discussing contract beyond 2013
• The bloom is off Augusta National
• Cincinnati pitcher Aroldis Chapman moved to bullpen
• Court OKs routine jailhouse strip searches
• 'Texting lane' just for laughs, but issue serious
• Police: 7 dead, 3 hurt in shooting at Christian university in Oakland
• Speed read
• Study: Some early breast cancer overdiagnosed
• Romney focus on Obama brings new challenges
• US factory hiring up
• Loophole in Minnesota law let teen drive big rig in crash
• AirTran had best performance of US airlines last year, report says
• Business briefs
• State wants to collect on unredeemed gift cards
• Police beat: Intoxicated man smears feces on Hummer
• Letter: Doing our duty
• Letter: Sustainability
• Man arrested on trespass charge at Target
• Bloomington Police await DNA results on body found in Illinois
• Death notices: April 2, 2012
• This week's meetings
• Backstreet Missions tent stolen two years in a row
• Local men asked to 'man up'
• Volunteer awards to be handed out Tuesday
• School resumes for all from tornado-hit Indiana town
• Datebook - April 2-4, 2012
• Seniors enjoyed dance lessons
• Gadgets for preparing eggs
• IUPUI to host summit on local, urban food
• Northern Indiana eighth grader to compete in national geography bee
• Battle of the bluebloods
• Letter: Take note, please
• Guest column: Public education heads toward cliff
• If you don't like a banner, how about a book about IU's basketball season?
• Weather: April 2, 2012
• Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies to commemorate 20 years with symposium
• Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies to commemorate 20 years with symposium
• Whether tweets live or die depends more on network, competition for attention than message or user influence
• Indiana Supreme Court Justice Frank Sullivan Jr. to join IU McKinney School of Law faculty
• Movie times
• City of Bloomington Animal Shelter Takes on 2012 ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge Qualifying Heat
• "Be More" Awards To Recognize Outstanding Volunteers
• Miranda Lambert scores double win at Country Music Awards
• Earl Scruggs' funeral Sunday draws accolades, honors for banjo excellence
• Dems sharpen attack as GOP rallies behind Romney
• Speed read
• 1940 census records released Monday include 21 million people still alive
• US and its Western and Arab allies pledge millions to aid Syrian opposition
• OT win gives Irish another shot at title
• Unofficial results: Myanmar's Suu Kyi wins parliament seat
• Lottery numbers
• Road work
• Business briefs: Food vendor permit riles egg sellers; insurance not only health mandate
• Carnival cruise ship briefly seized in Texas; other stricken ship reaches Malaysia
• Granger leads Pacers past Rockets in OT
• Stock markets make stable, impressive climb in 2012
• Monroe County property transfers
• Power surges to IndyCar win in Alabama
• Mahan wins Houston Open by a stroke
• Press box
• NCAA championship game capsule
• ROUNDUP: IU soccer team digs early hole in 5-3 loss to Bradley
• Sports on TV for April 2
• High school schedule
• Correction
• Newman survives wild finish, wins at Martinsville
• IU baseball rallies to take series from Iowa
• Obituaries - April 2, 2012
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Marriage licenses
• Almanac
• Hotline: Tornado preparation and the coralberry shrub
• Homeless teenagers arrested
• Indy police arrest 13 at Trayvon Martin protest
• Former real estate agent spared prison for forgery
• Swing dancing
• Emergency gate to I-69 an issue for firefighters
• Septic systems an issue for storm victims
• Impressive Singing Hoosiers farewell for Schwartzkopf ends with honors
• 'Identidad' a seductive feast of movements and music; Freund brings joy to his performance
• The familiar becomes fresh at IU Philharmonic's 'Eroica'
• IU student found dead in room on Sixth Street
• Police chase stolen vehicle, hold suspect at gunpoint on Fairfax Road
• Outdoor events: Alpine Ski Club, hunter education class, wildflower hikes, Ducks Unlimited fundraiser, open houses at state forests
• Today's death notices
• Man, 23, dies in crash on Popcorn Road
• 'Hazardous weather' in store this week for Monroe, surrounding counties
• Chinese Writing: Bridging Language, culture, and History
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• Movie times
• New DE coach Fabris has high standards
• South baseball sinks Stars
• Spurs top Pacers for 7th straight win
• Kansas' 2nd half comeback ends Ohio State's season
• Familiar foes meet in women's Final Four
• Helio on the pole in Alabama
• From damaged goods to the comeback trail
• Softball Hoosiers earn split with No. 20 Wolverines
• Press box
• Sports on TV for April 1
• Yeagley doing some spring experimenting
• Hoosiers' new-look defense may be worth watching
• Errors doom Indiana baseball, lose to Iowa
• South golfers 6th, North 8th at Seymour Invite
• North tennis knocks off Silver Creek
• Eastern softball falls at BNL tourney
• BC baseball drops doubleheader
• Edgewood softball tops BNL for third at Stars' tourney
• Geocaching teams help with lakeside trash cleanup
• South softball smashes school records in Olympian routs
• Photo gallery: IU Mini Marathon
• Fire starts on deck of home, damages exterior
• Moped rider killed in Lawrence County crash
• St. Olaf team wins Rube Goldberg contest
• Henryville schools seek state waiver for missed classes
• 'Cure' registration drops after flap over Planned Parenthood
• Peer intervention a promising tactic against sexual assault
• Indiana bat dictates I-69 work schedule
• State rape statistics shock even experts
• Lottery numbers
• Almanac
• Project aims to ease concerns for bus safety
• Wanna know where the party's at? There's an app for that
• IU briefs: Truman Scholar, Menahem Pressler honored
• Key Club gives high school students a way to reach out
• IU program offers math, science classes
• Local business briefs
• Kansas, Illinois, Maryland tickets win record lottery
• Health officials: Illness traced to NE Ind. eatery
• Obituaries - April 1, 2012
• Speed read
• Mega Millions winners are rich, but not THAT rich
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi poised for public office
• Old photos may be deceptive in teen shooting case
• Blood found at home was from man's missing wife
• Bombs kill 14, wound 340 in Thailand
• House Republicans weighing changes to much-criticized indefinite detention law
• South boys, girls cruise past Columbus East
• North's Mullis shuts down Lakers in 4-0 win
• Edgewood's Driver, Raventos flush Royals, 1-0
• Romney gets Bush backing, but no sign of 'W'
• Japan eases limits in nuclear no-go zone for the first time
• Body found in county's northwest side
• Annual arts fest at IU: the incredible, expanding week
• Court decision could result in single-payer health care system
• Bullying happens at many levels of American society
• Wheeling around the Web
• Record number of American white pelicans spotted at Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area
• 3 winning lottery tickets sold; none in Indiana
• Today's weather: improving
• Overnight police and fire checks - March 31
• Today's death notices - March 31
• Religion briefs
• Yount: What Lazarus didn't tell us about the afterlife still confounds
• Religion: BBC says race trumps religion
• Fresh recipes for Passover
• Documentary inspires man's pilgrimage to shrine
• LDS church volunteers
• Catholic birth control policy dangerous
• Datebook - March 31-April 2, 2012
• One good Chevelle deserves another
• Record Mega Millions numbers: 2-4-23-38-46, MB 23
• Open house Wednesday at Batchelor Middle School
• Monroe County Justice Building renamed Zietlow Justice Center in ceremony Friday
• Sen. Richard Lugar allowed to move voter registration to family farm
• Brandon Helms charged with attempting to kill Monroe County deputy
• IU students audition for Playboy feature
• Election briefs: Kruzan endorses Yoder; NRA endorses Young; Winningham rebukes Young
• Cab driver found unresponsive in cab on Kirkwood Avenue, dies
• IU student shoved to ground; cellphone taken
• Police beat: Items stolen from car; public intox arrest; jail bookings
• Lottery numbers
• Cougars rout Stars in tennis opener
• Basil makes Iowa pay for 'slight'
• There's been some super finals at Superdome
• Americans bet nearly $1.5B in attempt to win record Mega Millions jackpot
• Obama: Oil supply enough to keep squeeze on Iran
• Colorado sheriff investigating problems with fire warnings
• Speed read
• Gay beating victim mourned
• Obituaries - March 31, 2012
• Marking Earth Hour: Turn lights off for 1 hour Saturday night
• Lotus World Bazaar introduces kids to many cultures
• Human rights essay, art contest winners to be honored Tuesday
• Monroe County jobless rate up a bit in February
• Business briefs
• Letter: Debate continues
• Letter: Letters that elevate
• Letter: Ag-gag laws
• Sun setting on Sunrise Greetings
• West Third a mess; don't make it worse
• IU's Verdell Jones underwent "successful surgery" on knee
• Bloomington residents playing Mega Millions in hopes of striking it rich
• Many claim free tickets for Mega Millions jackpot in Indianapolis
• Man charged with operating ice cream truck while drunk in Mooresville
• Morning report: More coming on arrest of Gosport man accused by police of choking a deputy, firing a gun
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Introduction to Finding Funders
• Feds, 5 states to push for Great Lakes wind farms
• South Bend police chief quits amid federal probe
• 25 pit bulls seized from squalid Muncie property
• Death notices: March 30, 2012
• All Miller does is win, win, win
• Class basketball back in session?
• Letter: Listen up, Dems!
• Letter: A potential void
• And another thing: Call a bump a bump; big hat day for Charlotte Zietlow
• Jobs picture distorted by key omissions
• Weather: Will we see thunderstorms?
• Happy Travelers in Florida
• Scholarship winners
• Series designed to educate community on disability issues
• Out and About
• Datebook - March 30-April 1, 2012
• Two More Local Presentations Added Featuring Gene Baur, President of Farm Sanctuary
• The Bloomington Watercolor Society to Collect Art Supplies for Tornado-Damaged Henryville, Indiana
• No injuries in rubble fire at Handy Road property
• Hoosier Lottery to give away Mega Millions tickets today
• 2 toddlers, mother among 5 dead in US 41 crash
• Election briefs: Yoder endorsed; Miller addresses health care; Young opposes health plan; Mayfield endorsed
• Bloomington City Council to change name, focus of family commission
• 'Miracle tent' is going up Saturday on west side
• VITAL Quiz Bowl is seeking more teams
• 5K AIDS walk Saturday starts at downtown park
• Adoptable animals will be at Spencer grocery
• New fee coming for Monroe County property owners
• IU Mini-Marathon to fill city's streets Saturday
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - March 30, 2012
• Police beat: Bicyclist hit by car that left scene; jail bookings
• Pacers bounce back to win squeaker over the Wizards
• Yang fires a 66 to lead Nabisco by 1
• Press box
• Sports on TV for March 30
• Gophers fall in NIT title game
• Mustangs strike out in season opener against Stars
• Illinois introduces Ohio's Groce as new head coach
• High school scoreboard
• Area boys' track and field previews
• Audit shows how county could save money on energy
• Diamond Hoosiers dropping the ball defensively in 2012
• Commissioner candidate balks at party pledge
• Troubled Indian Creek Township mending fences under new trustee
• Ashba sets record in Edgewood track's sweep of IC
• Johnson fires no-hitter, BC softball upsets Bull Dogs
• South softball rips Seymour, 7-2, in opener
• Big innings, Delay's 1-hitter lead Edgewood softball over Eastern
• Hotline: Helping pets, city footpaths and No. 2 on the complaints list
• Almanac
• Sheriff's merit board discusses employee
• 'Yarn Bomber' strikes town
• 911 caller who lied about gun arrested in deadly police shooting
• Sunni rulers largely shun Iraq at Arab summit
• Militia head, son plead guilty to gun charge
• Speed read
• New video raises doubts about Florida gunman's story
• Congress' budget votes set stage for election-year fights
• Justices vote Friday - but we won't know outcome for months
• Houseplants that can help clean the air in your home
• All about backyard chickens
• Both lanes of Ind. 45 back open after fatal crash near Stanford
• Monroe County deputy injured, fleeing suspect recaptured in Seventh Street incident
• Vintage clothier, arts business share 300 square feet in building nestled in downtown
• Art adds to Bloomington's convention center
• Letter: Comes out laughing
• Local business briefs
• Winning: Just the beginning. Here's what to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• Letter: How thick a slice?
• Open house at Lee's Martial Arts
• Weekly recalls
• Organic pasta maker Annie's shares soar
• Firefighters investigating blaze that destroyed vacant mobile home, damaged house and wooded area
• Body found in White River identified as missing Spencer man
• IU sports chat: If Christian Watford leaves....
• Third Street speed bumps still on Bloomington City Council agenda
• Morning report: "Loyalty pledge" for Democratic candidates
• Power restored on Bloomington's west side after outage; Ivy Tech classes to resume at 6
• On Screen
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Bouncing Babies
• Bouncing Babies
• Express Computer Topic: Library's Online Databases
• One Book, One Bloomington, Four Films - "Empire of the Sun" (1987)
• Intermediate Spanish
• Martinsville: New conflict law could affect office holders
• Northern Morgan County leaders will follow rule
• Central Indiana homeowner shoots man trying to get inside
• Death notices: March 29, 2010
• Instant Message: Health care
• Editorial: Why can't young people heed warnings?
• Prep coach: Watford weighing options
• Letter: Open your windows
• Letter: Let them have peace
• Letter: The politics of ostriches
• Weather: March 29, 2012
• Almanac
• Hotline: County fairs, salvage vehicles and the No. 3 consumer complaint
• Additional traffic-calming devices on West Third Street debated
• West wins McDonald's All-Star Game
• IU mock crash event attempts to discourage drunken driving
• Depleted Nets bury Pacers, 100-84
• NFL's OT rules standardized
• Sports transactions
• Stone Belt, LifeDesigns may lose $67,500 in county funding
• Race week
• Press box
• Sports on TV for March 29
• IU-bound Ferrell tops AP team
• Nees Big Ten's top diver
• Boys give South track split with Center Grove
• Indiana panel sets new college degree goals
• Lottery numbers
• Area boys' baseball preview capsules, schedules
• New bats could lead to reduced numbers
• Softball Cougars beat Columbus East
• Miller has had success recruiting Indiana players
• Too few people in attendance for first-rate band concerts
• Photo: South Walnut Street construction
• Part of North College Avenue to be reduced to one lane for construction
• Women invited to event Thursday
• Sustainable fashion show this Friday
• Monroe County sheriff's merit board to discuss personnel issue in closed session
• City of Bloomington to distribute $250,000 in Jack Hopkins social service funds this year
• Graduation Coach Initiative may survive, gets $10,000 grant from IU Credit Union
• Robert Winningham pledges help for veterans
• Shelli Yoder criticizes GOP budget
• University Chess Club returns to the chessboard at elementary school
• Speed read: Pope urges greater freedom in Cuba
• Beyonce the tiny puppy proves she's a survivor
• Obituaries - March 29, 2012
• Divided Supreme Court could overturn all or part of controversial health care law
• 'Obamacare' no longer a dirty word
• Police beat: Child exploitation, pornography
• Dollar gains as durable goods orders increase
• Adult mentors needed to help with Lemonade Day
• Cop goes undercover to bust California high school students
• New report on climate change sees 'disaster risk almost everywhere'
• JetBlue captain charged with interfering with flight crew
• Trayvon Inc: Florida teen's case becomes a brand
• Congressman chastised for wearing hoodie in House
• New women's coach Miller a Hoosier at heart
• New IU coach knows winning
• Bloomington's Sunrise Greetings jobs moving to Kansas City
• A man's body found in White River south of Spencer; no foul play suspected
• State offers tax credits to Bloomington's Employment Plus for expansion
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning March 29)
• Hot Spots - Sharon Van Etten, tango show, US Army Band
• Top Fives
• First lady to salute Taylor Swift at Kids' Choice Awards
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• On Stage
• Desi Arnaz's ranch house could become event venue
• Lady Antebellum to play for Henryville High School students in Louisville
• Food needed to fill truck at Bloomington Walmart
• Morning report: Indian Creek Township update, drunk driving simulator on IU campus
• Evening Family Story Time
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Preschool Science and Math
• Tuesday Tales
• Death notices: March 28, 2012
• Unemployed will have work-search records checked
• Group funds assessment of Jewish temple in northern Indiana
• Derailed train cars burn overnight in northeast Indiana
• Afoaku, Crohn lead North to win in opener
• Mustangs take advantage of struggling Cougars
• Camp Atterbury: Squeezing every volt
• Letter: Income taxes
• Guest column: Diplomacy still best way to deal with Iran
• Judgment needed for young drinkers in Bloomington to avoid legal issues, possibly worse
• Weather: March 28, 2012
• Sports transactions
• Payton seeks Parcells' counsel about plan
• Illini focused on Groce
• Golf week
• Sports on TV for March 28
• Baseball Hoosiers fall to Xavier
• Jackson Creek cheerleading tryout dates set
• Area boys' golf preview capsules
• Senior Matte leads inexperienced O-line
• Speed bumps coming to West Third Street?
• Baylor's Griner leads All-America
• Lottery numbers
• Thrasher, DeMuth want explanation for budget cuts by state
• Teacher evaluation models topic of work session Wednesday night
• IU Mini Marathon team supports Spierer search
• The Easter Bunny is coming to town
• Speed read
• Art auction will benefit Tanzania
• Tighter security for SAT, ACT exams
• Student-teacher dating
• West 14th Street will be closed until Friday
• Conservative justices question health care law
• Women's commission has new meeting location
• Hotline: Public trespassing, Magic Jack phone numbers, consumer complaint No. 4
• Almanac
• Obama seeks thaw with Pakistan at nuclear summit
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• Correction
• Obituaries - March 28, 2012
• Watching beats listening at percussion concert
• Romney fundraisers quietly amass millions
• Conspiracy charges dropped against Michigan militia
• Gay-marriage foes sought to split gays, blacks, Hispanics
• Amazon announces plans for new southern Indiana distribution center
• Business briefs
• Little Nashville Opry going on sale to recoup lost tax revenue
• IU report: Indiana will gain another 1 million in population by 2050
• Letter: Ryan's budget
• Letter: If he only had a heart
• Greene County plane crash victims in 'good' condition
• Bloomington teen boy reports approach by woman offering a condom
• Bobby's Colorado Steakhouse opens; Owlery now in new location
• End National Nutrition Month with a bang
• Edamame is new veggie worth trying
• Barbecue boot camp teaches basics of how to smoke, prepare meats
• Strawberry-Apricot Tart is spring treat
• Out and About
• Datebook - March 27-29, 2012
• Grand Champion
• Senior Calendar
• Volunteer opportunities
• Out and About
• Datebook - March 28-30, 2012
• Community news
• Teen tells Bloomington police he is safe in response to missing reports by his family
• Horoscope
• Horoscope
• Wael Hallaq, an influential Islamic law and intellectual history scholar, presenting Danner Lecture at IU
• Morning report: Third Street traffic calming proposal, Indiana population increase
• Train derailment leads to Noble County home evacuations
• Musical Arts Youth Orchestra Elements: The Finale
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• An early start on college
• Obituaries - March 27, 2012
• Death notices: March 27, 2012
• Driving a tank: World War II enthusiast adds fighting machine to military collection
• Madison-Milton span over Ohio River closing for week
• South Bend council approves gay rights ordinance
• Weather: March 27, 2012
• Letter: They harp and rail
• Letter: High on Skittles
• Public education loses an advocate
• IU's 2012 season worthy of a banner
• Opportunities Still Available for ImagineBloomington Input
• Group Exercise Instructor
• Personal Trainer
• Pacers make statement with romp over Heat
• Sports transactions
• Baylor pounds Vols for Final Four spot
• IU law scholars say politics, activism factors in Supreme Court's historic week
• Early College Program helps high school students learn skills, earn credits toward degree
• Bloomington animal shelter competing in $100K Challenge
• Hotline: Henryville school donations and mobile veterinarians
• School Diary: Khan Academy offers a different learning style for YouTube viewers
• Almanac
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Lottery numbers
• Press box
• Zeller honorable mention AP All-America
• Rebuilding Colts hone in on Luck
• H-T All-Area boys' basketball teams
• Woman charged with strangling man
• Player of the Year Yoho made T-Birds soar
• Police seek man in case of strangled woman
• Music program in tornado-ravaged school to benefit from fundraiser at BHS South
• Police find 4-year-old girl wandering on South Walnut Street
• Caring Bunny is coming to the mall
• Library program offers financial advice
• School board is meeting tonight
• Indiana State Excise police issue 86 citations over weekend
• Justices appear ready to take on heart of health care overhaul issue
• Speed read
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• World briefs
• Studies suggest weight-loss surgery can put Type 2 diabetes into remission
• Pope comes to Cuba
• Senators ask feds to investigate password requests
• 'Pink slime' maker feels pinch
• Indiana-based Biomet to pay $22.7M in bribery cases
• Stocks rise on Bernanke remarks
• Correction
• Want to hear the unusual? Look no further than Bloomington
• Letter: If I only had a heart
• Letter: Hoosiers a favorite
• First Steps needs strong public support
• IU student bitten by rabid bat in dorm room
• Bloomington police searching for missing teen
• Man sentenced to community service for IU rock-throwing incident
• 4 nabbed for alleged thefts in southern Indiana tornado disaster areas
• Rainbows, hail: Wild weather photos from Monroe County area
• Boy fatally trapped under cornmeal near Wakarusa
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Books Plus Book Discussion
• Guest column: Automatic responses lack humanity
• Chance Jackson's family: 'Some days, it's pure hell'
• Many still healing, 1 year after West Middle School shooting
• Ivy Tech takes the stage
• Death notices: March 26, 2012
• Indiana Supreme Court back to work with new leader
• 40-foot molecule sculpture going up along I-70
• Datebook - March 26, 2012
• Friday Musicale
• Community news
• How green will your garden be?
• Letter: See you April 15 for Homeward Bound walk
• Nepotism law, penalties for blatantly abusing access laws are steps in the right direction
• Weather: March 26, 2012
• City of Bloomington selected as "Google Summer of Code" participant
• Winners Announced in the City of Bloomington Human Rights Commission Contest
• Almanac
• Lottery numbers
• Stewart beats Busch, rain for Fontana win
• Tiger ends drought with Bay Hill win
• Press box
• Castroneves wins IndyCar opener at St. Pete
• Sports on TV for March 26
• Jayhawks pull away late against Tar Heels
• Wildcats overwhelm Bears in South final
• NCAA women's basketball roundup
• ROUNDUP: IU baseball holds off Penn State in weekend series finale, 2-1
• In-state rivalry headlines pairings for the Final Four
• Decisions loom for Hoosiers
• Battle over health care law begins in Supreme Court Monday
• US could bring hate charge in Florida teen Trayvon Martin's shooting death
• Defense makes a difference in 1st IU spring scrimmage
• Student shot on Mississippi State campus dies
• Photo: Party lifts spirits - and banishes them
• Spanish police arrest 'bar code pimps' gang
• Afghan officials: US pays $50,000 in compensation to civilian victims
• Refugee dog finds home in Bloomington
• Marriage licenses
• This week's meetings
• Speed read: Strong earthquake hits Chile
• ISP major to take over toxicology lab
• Hotline: Sketchy park and bumpy road
• Monroe County property transfers
• Chess students from Bloomington North, South, University win trophies at regional
• Indian ambassador to talk about US relations during IU lecture April 10
• Old iron foundry abuts I-69
• Insurers speed preparations for health care overhaul
• Steve Blake, fourth-generation plasterer
• Movies said to spur teen smoking
• North jazz bands to perform for Spring Fling Swing Dance fundraising event Thursday
• Man arrested on trespass, drug charges
• The power of story: 'Pillowman' at IU's Wells-Metz Theatre
• Licensing of educators topic of forum
• Performance draws cheers
• Road work
• Woman faces battery, drug, theft charges
• Police beat: Man found nude on courthouse lawn
• Obituaries - March 26, 2012
• Today's death notices
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• - Family Day at Lotus Blossoms World Bazaar
• Alef Ba
• Citations at Bloomington Kroger stores show 'Cops in Shops' program is working, officials say
• Fans make it clear they still love the Hoosiers
• Thieves steal funds meant for Owen County children's art program
• Excise citations up after Spierer disappearance
• IU roundup: Miller swims to 9th in 200 breast at NCAA meet
• Lottery numbers
• Man under investigation after visit with teenage girl
• Obituaries - March 25, 2012
• Betas, Teter win poles for Little 500s
• IU-bound Ferrell in class by himself
• Future looks bright for Hoosiers
• BNL walks past North in softball, 14-6
• Miller, Gilliland lead Edgewood in softball opener
• Local business briefs
• Financial adviser sentenced in fraud
• IU briefs: Vera Bradley founder, SPEA auction and Asian Pacific American Heritage month
• Discovering why the dinosaurs died is just one of Alvarez's accomplishments
• 'Survivor' star eyeing governor's race
• Bloomington High School North, South earn trip to national Science Olympiad
• Almanac
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana
• 8 family members killed, including 6 children, in West Virginia house fire
• Speed read
• WHY are we doing this?
• Trayvon Martin, my son, and the Black Male Code
• Bills would make changes to Hatch Act job rules
• Study: Too many colon tests use expensive sedation
• Dementia's youngest victims defy stereotypes
• Yogi leads Park Tudor to Class 2A title
• Today's death notices - March 24
• Loogootee holds off Rockville for 1A title
• Storm warnings need to be taken seriously
• Indiana, company settle over political robo-calls
• When will hummingbirds return to south-central Indiana?
• Ivy Tech takes the stage
• US has changed, but young black males are still targets too often
• Banff Mountain Film Festival brings high-adrenaline films to Bloomington theater
• Welcome Hoosiers home at 2 p.m.
• Today's weather: Hail? No
• Overnight police and fire checks - March 24
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for March 24
• Romancing the Spitfire
• Hoosiers don't go down without a fight
• IU fans pack bars on Kirkwood Avenue, go from defeaning to dejected
• IU's dream season comes to close, 102-90
• Trahin 4th at NCAA swimming
• Two hurt when plane crashes in Greene County
• New Indiana law aims to end government nepotism in townships, boards
• Ruling gives I-69 crews immediate access to Monroe County property to survey land for construction
• Habitat run to restrict traffic
• Expect delays along Ind. 45
• Lane restrictions planned for Ind. 56
• Student arrested with high blood alcohol level
• Lawmakers share thoughts about General Assembly in Chamber forum
• Fatal bus crash puts seat-belt issue in spotlight
• Former Muncie school principal convicted for not reporting rape
• Obituaries - March 24, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• People briefs
• Almanac
• Replica of ancient snake slithers through NYC
• Sergeant charged in massacre
• Florida city has long history of problems between police, black community
• Syria's first lady faces sanctions
• Speed read
• Premier Healthcare adds 11 new care providers
• Kroger, Stop & Shop join 'pink slime' exodus
• Obama makes surprise pick for head of development-promoting World Bank
• Americans pumping less gas
• Saturday's state basketball matchups
• Carmel, Pike look like title contenders now
• IU, Bloomington numbers' game focuses on '5'
• Good luck to Bright, Hall in trustee jobs
• Letter: Bad and good news
• Letter: Bible banned
• Letter: It's not safe, so listen
• Letter: How IU is winning
• Gov. Mitch Daniels names his former counsel to high court
• Judge orders Sugarland singer to testify in April
• Rev. Sharon White, gospel choir to perform at benefit
• Out and About
• Datebook - March 24-26, 2012
• Lama making special visit this week
• Christian Holy Week Services
• Religion briefs
• Special concert Sunday morning at Smithville Christian Church
• Civil suit trial set for 2013 in Martinsville school shooting
• Turning outdoor space into a home extension
• Sun tubes brighten dark homes
• It's what you don't see in soil that matters
• Homes Calendar
• Morning report: IU vs. UK in Sweet 16 tonight, Indiana legislative session review
• Mark Stoops is new Monroe County commission president
• Get ready for spring
• Small companies may need plan for harder times
• MS Walk planned for Saturday
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Research Instruction for Rogers 1st/2nd graders
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• Job Search and Creative Career Exploration
• It's Your Money: Talk to An Expert
• Introduction to Philanthropy IN/Sight
• Out and About
• Thanks
• Datebook - March 23-25, 2012
• Parent of student struck by bullet casings files suit
• Smokestacks coming down at old southern Indiana ammo plant
• Death notices: March 23, 2012
• State requires more superintendent disclosure
• Teen arrested for downtown Indianapolis shootings
• Terre Haute man arrested after brother found dead in home
• Letter: The bottom line
• Letter: Regional solutions required
• Column: School vouchers raise questions about propriety
• And another thing: Hoosier Nation pride, winter windfall
• Weather: March 23, 2012
• IU Maurer School of Law inducts four as Academy of Law Alumni Fellows
• IU Maurer School of Law inducts four as Academy of Law Alumni Fellows
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• IU students to cheer on Hoosiers from Atlanta stands during Friday night's NCAA game
• I-69 traffic to flow into reworked Ind. 445/45 intersection in Greene County
• Police to have extra patrols downtown and on campus after IU/UK game
• Gators oust Marquette
• Greene County businesses, homes change in wake of I-69
• Pacers rally from 22-point deficit to beat the Wizards
• Wi opens with 66; Woods 3 back
• Press box
• Buckeyes top Bearcats
• Cardinals swat aside top-seeded Spartans
• Badgers miss shot that counted vs. Orange
• Hoosier Hysteria tournament format needs a reboot, not a rewind
• Bloomfield softball wins opener
• Artesians' 6-run 3rd topples North softball
• Sports on TV for March 23
• Race week
• Cutters' tryouts on Saturday
• Indiana, Kentucky ready for the rematch
• Zeller makes most of putting on freshman 15
• South's Davis glad to be the understudy at Xavier
• Belief the basis for Hoosiers' confidence
• Area softball previews
• From IU fans: Traditions, memories and superstitions
• Hotline: Budget cuts, IU purchase and No. 5 on complaint list
• Almanac
• Michelle Bright chosen Benton Township trustee
• Donn Hall takes unusual route to become the new trustee in Salt Creek Township
• Anti-abortion group backs Lugar's challenger
• Apply now for two scholarships
• Fashion show to benefit Middle Way
• Election briefs: Wells: Sustainable budget is top priority
• Police beat: Thief who attempts to steal vehicle only gets rearview mirror
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - March 23, 2012
• High gasoline prices impact meal delivery volunteers
• Speed read
• Murder charges in Afghan shootings
• French standoff ends with suspect shot in head
• Santorum's best shot: Winning Iowa caucus - again
• Soldiers loot after Mali coup
• Police chief, prosecutor step aside in investigation of teen's shooting death
• US government to keep info on Americans with no terrorism ties
• Washington, D.C., briefs
• Gay-themed movie uses black humor to help overcome Balkan divisions
• US intelligence: Water will be a cause for war in coming decades
• Syria's Assad in firm control after a bloody year
• Grand piano/cello duo plays with abandon and control
• D.C.-IU alumni group keeps tradition alive - with enthusiasm
• Greene County restaurant serves up reminders of home right along with the biscuits and gravy
• Small companies may need plan for harder times
• Pro Winds music store ceases operations
• Weekly recalls
• McDonald's: CEO Jim Skinner retiring
• VIDEO: IU basketball practice at Georgia Dome
• Pork industry moves to group pens at great cost
• Local business briefs
• On Screen
• Letter: Volunteers needed
• Letter: One proper lady
• Bloomington's Ken Nunn files lawsuits over Indianapolis school bus crash that killed 2
• B-Line Trail to expand with rail spur purchase
• IU sports chat: Big Handsome vs. Big Unibrow, IU's toughness, more thoughts on IU vs UK
• Morning report: I-69 and real estate sales, Hoosier Nation Day and fan caravans to Atlanta
• Affordable Care Act hearings raise many complex legal questions, says IU Maurer School of Law expert
• Affordable Care Act hearings raise many complex legal questions, says IU Maurer School of Law expert
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Spring
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Spring
• Express Computer Topic: Library's Online Databases
• One Book, One Bloomington, Four Films - "Greystoke-The legend of Tarzan" (1984)
• Intermediate Spanish
• April 10 deadline for disability waiver wait lists
• Indianapolis council looks at tougher smoking ban
• Death notices: March 22, 2012
• Weather: March 22, 2012
• Editorial: Social service safety net feels pressure
• Instant Message: Shalom Center providing permanent housing
• A surprise suffragette - in a chapter from local history
• Out and About
• Datebook - March 22-24, 2012
• Multitude of musical styles, instruments demonstrated for Edgewood students
• Around town, students preparing for state Science Olympiad tourney
• Hoosier Nation Day is Friday - wear cream and crimson
• IU's basketball success this season boosting local shops' sales
• IU fans who cheer from home use variety of rituals to help Hoosiers prevail
• HTO video: Benny's NCAA bracket
• Gene Baur, President of Farm Sanctuary, the Nation’s Leading Farm Animal Protection Org., to Hold Presentation at City Hall
• Children from tornado-hit town go back to school
• Man charged with felony rape in Greene County sexual assault case
• Audit shows corrected problems with Indian Creek Township books in 2010
• No injuries in garage fire
• Hemsworth: 'The Hunger Games' violence not gratuitous
• Oscar winner Octavia Spencer honored by Alabama hometown and state Legislature
• MCCSC installs new software for meal payments
• Police beat: Statue stolen from gun shop
• Rally against possible war in Iran draws 50
• Move-in before marriage no longer predicts divorce
• Bank donates $75,000 to YMCA
• Almanac
• Hotline: Bumpy road and 2 scam alerts
• Flower sale will benefit Girls Inc.
• IU's E-House designed as a net-zero energy user; open house Friday
• MS Walk planned for Saturday
• Obituaries - March 22, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• Corrections
• Turning desire into gold
• Monroe County, IU test emergency systems with tornado drill
• South's Schmidt top diver despite battling through thumb injury
• Abell ready to play part for IU
• IU wondering how to deal with Davis
• IU ROUNDUP: Vavra Big Ten's swimmer of the year
• 'Million Hoodie March' draws hundreds in support of Trayvon Martin
• Police surround French shooting suspect
• Speed read: Kidnapped British woman freed in Somalia
• Security Council backs Annan's Syria peace plan
• Energy issue fuels debate in election year
• Marmageddon: New Zealand runs out of popular spread Marmite
• Bloomington Tech Showcase to feature Crane technologies
• New mall Verizon shop opens Thursday
• Two tornado drills sound today as part of Severe Weather Preparedness Week
• Ellettsville man pleads guilty to throwing rock at IU's Goodbody Hall
• New information slows recovery of misappropriated Richland Township funds
• Letter: Not all evil
• Letter: World Water Day
• Letter: The precious jewel
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning March 22)
• IU vs. Kentucky: A look back at the last time the two teams met
• NFL suspends Saints' coach Payton for season
• Former assistant coach at Batchelor Middle School accused of showing pictures of naked women to players
• Hot Spots - The Joy Formidable at Bluebird, Marc Maron does stand-up
• Bloomfield's Shawnee summer theater announces 2012 season
• Dispatches from South by Southwest
• On Stage
• Top Fives
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Governor Mitch Daniels signs bill on residents resisting police
• Hoosier fan places Kentucky curse before Friday's Sweet 16
• Monroe County GOP candidates speaking at forum tonight
• Morning report: Hoosier basketball fever, IU's eHouse
• Ivy Tech Bloomington marketing wins gold at national conference
• X-Treme Team: Suncatchers
• Crafty Creations
• Knit and Chat with Pat and Friends
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Tuesday Tales
• Death notices: March 21, 2012
• Commentator to Speak at O’Bannon Institute Event
• Gay support group to fight for Indiana plate's return
• Thanks
• Datebook - March 21-23, 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• 'And a piece of fertile ground'
• Happy 90th, Bob!
• Indiana DNR buys nearly 3,500 acres in southwestern Indiana from utility
• 9-month-old boy badly burned inside family's van
• Editorial: Police and public library workers seeing too much of each other
• Letter: Including contraceptive coverage not an undue burden
• Letter: In memory of pet, a warning about deer
• Letter: Butter wouldn't melt
• Weather: March 21, 2012
• Cohee's financial troubles predate state audit of Benton Township, arrest
• Monroe County auditor candidates have differing views on Gerstman issue
• Indiana 9th District candidates express views at luncheon
• Monroe County Comprehensive Plan passes with little fanfare
• Henryville school wins Lady Antebellum online contest for prom concert
• 'This Is Indiana' guys still flying high on IU hoops; Wright gets in on video action
• More Monroe County election forums scheduled for Monday and Tuesday
• Green fashion show features prom dresses, accessories
• Sheila Stephen to perform at concert to benefit tornado victims
• R-BB holding talk to remind parents of dangers children can face online
• Hotline: Pet food prices and human trafficking
• Award ceremony for local Social Worker of the Year to be held Friday
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - March 21, 2012
• Granger leads Pacers past Clippers, 102-89
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Police beat: Jail bookings, charges of driving while intoxicated
• Sports on TV for March 21
• IU roundup: Hoosiers outslug Colonels
• BUSS sets date for summer camp
• New coordinator Littrell has Hoosier passing game heating up
• Indiana State Police patrols lead to 373 DUI arrests over St. Patrick's Day weekend
• Crean, Calipari share mutual respect
• Another perfect storm brewing for IU?
• Almanac
• North bats not enough in opener
• Romney chalks up a victory in Illinois
• Shooting suspect had trail of shaky business dealings
• Villagers: Afghan slayings were act of retaliation after bomb attack on troops
• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Strong, long quake shakes Mexico City
• Speed read
• House GOP budget plan targets safety-net programs, Medicare
• Business briefs
• Save house, but don't honor owner
• Higher ed board's four-year ideas admirable, but flawed
• Disagreement flares over Bloomington's Shalom Center outreach
• Now a Bronco, Peyton Manning says hello to his new team
• Gluten-free baking takes some thought, special products but you can make bread, cookies and more
• Take a can-do attitude to Passover foods
• Get the facts on flax
• Beer and wine dinners, new menus at area restaurants
• Are your kids averse to veggies? Try mashed carrots
• Spring Seeds and Starts event Saturday at Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market
• Bloomington police seek suspect in attack on woman
• Hoosier fan video celebrates Cody Zeller: The Big Handsome Anthem
• Symposium to inaugurate Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality
• Symposium to inaugurate Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality
• Trial date set for man accused of Little Nashville Opry arson
• Morning report: Did Shalom Center run public service annoucements on homeless services?
• Cokie Roberts to capstone O’Bannon Institute at Ivy Tech
• Hoosier fans share well wishes: Words of team support
• Democratic candidate forum tonight at Ivy Tech
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Death notices: March 20, 2012
• Datebook - March 20-22, 2012
• Out and About
• YMCA annual meeting honors board
• Senior Calendar
• Monroe County Chapter Red Cross: Storm safety info, and we need books!
• New firewood restrictions in place for Indiana parks
• Letter: Zip it, Rush
• Letter: Church over state
• Guest column: The message sent: Indiana open for business, starting with right-to-work
• Daniels set to sign Indiana inheritance tax phase out
• Man kills self while fleeing Evansville police
• Weather: March 20, 2012
• Underdog mentality OK for IU
• IU's Glass: Make plans for Sweet 16, don't forget to have fun
• Hoosiers' big weekend win brings back the fun with trip to the Sweet 16
• Mild Indiana winter leaves more in public works budgets
• Manning chooses Broncos; Tebow put on the trading block
• City of Bloomington Announces "Blooming Neighborhoods" Awards Celebration
• School Diary: Not far from childhood, teens making marriage plans
• Almanac
• Hotline: Mysterious carvings, something for nothing?
• Community rallies for R-BB teacher who might lose job
• 4 MCCSC schools have teams in state Science Olympiad Saturday at IU
• Walking drunk now legal in Indiana - sometimes
• Tebow gets Manning treatment from Broncos
• Press box
• Sports on TV for March 20
• South Carolina 'D' too much for Purdue women
• IU golfers top the Vols
• High school schedule
• H-T All-Area Girls' Swimming and Diving Team
• Papp leaves a legacy at South
• Diving shows McKeen a fun time
• Lottery numbers
• Einstein documents to be posted online
• Balloon pilot dies in storm after telling skydivers to jump
• Occupy Wall Street urges May 1 strike over arrests
• Change in Florida self-defense law could protect man who killed teen
• Supreme Court to decide on benefits for twins conceived after dad's death
• Speed read: Avalanche in Norway kills 5 tourists
• Lawyer: Suspect in Afghan killings remembers little
• Romney takes aim at Obama on eve of Illinois primary
• Gunman kills 4 at French Jewish school
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Mets owners settle in Madoff-related case
• UPS to buy TNT Express
• Going global: Will it be the magic 'Touch' for new show?
• Fewer Indiana schools considered 'dropout factories'
• Safe Place Week aims to raise awareness about program that helps endangered youth
• Police beat
• Arund the area
• Early intervention meant the world to family of child with developmental delay
• Memorial trees
• Corrections
• Obituaries - March 20, 2012
• Daniels approves limits on Ind. college credits
• Governor signs Indiana smoking ban into law
• AP sources: Manning chooses Broncos
• Bloomington man killed in Johnson County accident
• Robbie Hummel deserved better end in his last game
• Owen County teen dies in single car accident on Ind. 246
• Bloomington police seek suspect in brass knuckle beating
• Horoscope
• Horoscope
• Bloomington police: Argument over child's bath leads to arrest
• YMCA annual meeting honors board
• Ivy Tech tax prep program helped clients get 1.2 million in refunds
• Hoosier Youth Philharmonic visits 9/11 Memorial
• FTC commissioner to speak on agency’s commitment to privacy
• FTC commissioner to speak on agency’s commitment to privacy
• Rutgers verdict redefines hate crimes, IU Maurer School of Law expert says
• Rutgers verdict redefines hate crimes, IU Maurer School of Law expert says
• Police arrest man in Dugger bar shootings
• IU's tickets to Sweet 16? They're going to season ticket holders
• To submit Easter egg hunt notices ...
• Bedford man dies after crashing mo-ped
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Datebook - March 19-21, 2012
• Concert
• Death notices: March 19, 2012
• It's actually easy eating green
• Out and About
• Thanks
• 2 men, boy on stranded boat rescued in South Bend
• Hoosier students to compete in 2012 geography bee
• Letter: Front page, really?
• Letter: Urging greater care
• Letter: Hail to southpaws
• Guest column: Small tax hike for schools pays large dividends
• Column: Stories based on public documents filled the H-T during Sunshine Week
• Weather: March 19, 2012
• Front Desk Attendant - Twin Lakes Recreation Center
• Commission on the Status of Women Sponsors "Women's Education - Women's Empowerment" Women's Leadership Event
• 2011 Human Rights Award Winners Announced
• On Afghan shooting suspect: Some willing to cut him slack, others reject 'broken veteran' notion
• New wrinkle in pot debate: stoned driving
• Speed read: Coptic Christian leader dies in Egypt at age 88
• Romney wins Puerto Rico; candidates battle elsewhere ahead of Louisiana, Illinois votes
• Boilers give one away to Jayhawks
• Family of slain black teen hears 911 calls
• Sports transactions
• Report: US graduation rates go up a modest 3.5 percent from 2001-2009
• World briefs
• Niners look like serious player in Manning sweepstakes
• Donald wins playoff, reclaims world No. 1
• Bergen sets 2 more Masters world marks
• IU roundup: Softball Hoosiers put out Flames, 9-1
• Press box: Grossman staying in Washington
• Sports on TV for March 19
• Top-seeded Spartans outlast St. Louis
• Business briefs: Indiana grain and French beef
• Fans thrilled to follow Hoosiers in NCAA again
• Let the IU-UK hype begin
• Monroe County property transfers
• 5 youths hurt in shooting in Indianapolis
• Indiana BMV strips gay support group of specialty plates
• R-BB board to explore incentives for early retirement
• On Occupy's 6-month anniversary, activists differ on movement's future direction
• Hotline: Fake documents, stopping for bikes and No. 7 of consumer complaints
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Almanac
• Lottery numbers
• Two tornado drills set for Wednesday
• Polling site accessibility becomes a political issue
• Fans turn out to celebrate IU's return to Sweet 16
• Norah Jones plays entire new album at SXSW
• Lewis celebrates 86th birthday in NYC
• '21 Jump Street' No. 1 with $35M debut
• She offers a voice to those with mental illness
• 3 people wounded in Dugger shootings
• Police looking for man who reportedly pointed gun at another driver on Ind. 37
• Obituaries - March 19, 2012
• Correction
• Road work
• Police search for man wearing only a T-shirt on B-Line Trail
• Today's death notices
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• Preparing Today's Kids for Tomorrow's Jobs
• Beyond the Scoreboard
• Pacers get taste of Knicks' 'Linsanity'
• Collins has a record return to Masters
• IU roundup: Vavra 8th in 200 breast at NCAAs
• Kurt Busch hoping to snap streak of bad luck
• Sadler stays hot with Bristol win
• Goosen, Furyk tied for Transitions lead
• Boys' basketball semistate scores, state pairings
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• South's Carlsberg gets 19th, North's O'Connor 23rd at state
• Sports on TV for March 18
• Destiny shining on Hoosiers this year
• IU finds a Will, and a way
• Study reveals reason why men can be stupid
• State pushing colleges to grant more degrees faster
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Crime complaints up at downtown library
• Summer tuition discount available
• Lottery numbers
• USA Masters Track & Field: Athleticism knows no age limit
• Money, career woes plagued soldier
• Obituaries - March 18, 2012
• Almanac
• Student's research aims to save fish in mine areas
• Local business briefs
• Radio show: Performer fabricated parts of story about Apple factories in China
• Speed read
• Thief grabs deli's fancy meat, skips cheap cuts
• Disabilities are a natural part of human experience
• Family: Man didn't kill black teen in self-defense
• Mandated insurance: Can this be constitutional?
• John Demjanjuk, convicted as Nazi death camp guard, dead at 91
• Trip to Big Apple ends with tours of Central Park, Empire State Building and Chinatown
• Call me professor, call me pal, but ... Don't Call Me Betty
• Lead Ind. child death investigator resigns
• How will warm March affect birds?
• Lake Monroe hires naturalist
• Everyone has secrets when it comes to the morel
• Check these online sites before seeing the sights
• Neighbors fret about possible future for 'Field of Dreams' baseball diamond
• Isaac Asimov's Super Quiz
• Veterans tame wolf-dogs at California rescue center
• Interest spikes in Pinterest, most notably from women
• Physical invites not required
• Jeremy Allen Knight and Delyn Clare Kazdan
• Bradley Onkst and Lindsay Diane Scott
• Anthony Bowers Jr. and Alisha Norris
• Outdoor Events: Morel mushroom hunting class, leader training, state forest open houses
• Last year had bad also good news for environment
• Whopper turns out to be not just another fish tale
• Today's weather: June in March
• Kitchen fire damages Fairfax Road home
• Today's death notices - March 17
• Purdue professor calls cartoon of him in school newspaper anti-Semitic
• Wait! Who was that? The Cat in the Hat!
• What if it's not all about us?
• Datebook - March 17-19, 2012
• Out and About
• VA is trying to reduce backlog
• Purdue holds off Gaels in NCAA opener
• 'Woodsanity' in vogue as Knicks roll Pacers
• Sports transactions
• UAB fires former IU coach Mike Davis
• Press box
• Sports on TV for March 17
• 6 world records fall at Masters
• Sheehey, Oladipo bring own brand of energy to IU
• Hurryin' by the Hoosiers best way to attack Rams
• All-around effort gets O'Connor, Carlsberg to state meet
• IU roundup: Vavra 5th at NCAA swimming
• Lotus Blossoms events begin this month
• IU briefs: Observatory open houses, high school tutoring, legal scholar's lecture
• Almanac
• Habitat ReStore moving to former Comcast site on South Henderson Street
• State legislative briefs: Bath salts, bus fees, public access law
• Bloomington North color guard team heading to state
• Lottery numbers
• Groups plan peace rally for Wednesday
• Man arrested in child molesting
• Police beat: Man sees woman steal bicycle from his porch
• Living with post-traumatic stress disorder a constant struggle for man and his family
• Indiana preparing for VCU's 'havoc'
• Obituaries - March 17, 2012
• Retiring chief justice to be honored
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• War effort hits new low; Karzai at 'end of rope'
• US stocks waver, then end mixed
• Speed read
• Ind. Attorney General sues former Benton Township trustee
• Welcome mat out to athletes
• Hospital changes ultimately good for community
• Letter: Tax dollars at work
• Letter: Kick the meat habit
• Letter: Obama's mandate
• Letter: AARP tax help
• Letter: Keeping it local
• Letter: Evolve already
• Some Bloomington bars will see red, some will see green Saturday night
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning March 15)
• GOP state senator Connie Lawson named new Ind. secretary of state
• Martinsville man could face federal charges after pipe bomb found
• Morning report: Big Saturday in Bloomington - IU plays VCU, St. Patrick's Day, USA Masters Indoor Track and Field
• Wheeler honored by Government Technology and The Chronicle of Higher Education
• IU gets taste of tournament success
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Ind. 45 West at Sparks Road down to one lane due to accident
• Death notices: March 16, 2012
• Tennessee House votes for Manning to join Titans
• Lightning strike injures 4 Seymour female softball players
• Morgan County trustee, board clash over roles
• Letter: Winning isn't all
• Letter: Thanks a lot, MPO
• And another thing: Beer bread, Walnut woes worth it
• Weather: March 16, 2012
• Datebook - March 16-18, 2012
• Community Band dinner a success
• Out and About
• State reps host clothing drive
• Hoosiers take fight to Aggies, score TKO
• Video: IU fans cheer for Hoosiers at pep rally in Portland
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for March 16
• IU roundup: Vrooman, Vavra 8th at NCAA swimming
• Man gets life without parole in killing of IU graduate
• A day of remembrance and musicals
• Hotline: Gas prices and the metric system
• Almanac
• Athletes visit Bloomington this weekend for indoor track and field championships
• Travel Smart: Let Your Smartphone Be Your Guide
• Revised planting map shows warmer climate for Bloomington/Monroe County area
• IU Health Bloomington's contract with local cleaning service set to expire
• Police beat: Man tries to coerce woman into vehicle
• Lottery numbers
• Poll workers needed for primary voting
• Man with intellectual disabilities has a full life
• Obituaries - March 16, 2012
• Press box
• George making a name for himself
• Schools will get to opt out of 'pink slime' beef
• Student in Chile protest for educational reforms
• US not giving up on Afghan talks
• Speed read
• Biden goes on the offensive: Sharp words mark a new phase in campaign
• World briefs
• Nation briefs
• Theron adopts baby boy named Jackson
• Stocks rise as S&P cracks 1,400 for first time since 2008
• IU study finds state fairgrounds significant to Indianapolis economy
• March Madness at work is distraction, diversion
• Some states saw foreclosure spike in February
• Weekly recalls
• Local business briefs
• Crane can help your business
• Pawn shop acts as bank for some
• Letter: Fans sans civility
• Letter: Hire local
• They're gone; now it's safe to think again
• IU sports chat: IU vs. New Mexico State, Maurice Creek practicing with team
• Mother of boy reports possible molesting to Bloomington police
• Westbound lane of East Moores Pike to be closed near roundabout
• Indiana Supreme Court rejects Democrats' election chief challenge
• Basement dryer fire at Winslow Ridge apartments causes minor damage
• Linton police arrest man on drug and gun charges
• Morning report: Accessibility issues of Monroe County voting sites, IU returns to NCAA tourney tonight
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Tuneful Twos
• Tuneful Twos
• One Book, One Bloomington, Four Films -"Wild Child" (1969)
• Intermediate Spanish
• Daniels signs military relief fund extension
• Death notices: March 15, 2012
• Fake Red Cross calls ask tornado victims for money
• Central Indiana school district dropping wind turbine plan
• Letter: It's far from over
• Instant Message: IU advance in NCAA Tournament
• Hoosier Nation ready to dance again
• Work still needs to be done to ensure basic rights of Americans with disabilities
• Weather: March 15, 2012
• Hot Spots - get outdoors, Conard art show, Borgore at Bluebird
• Former Hoosier Alford finds a home in New Mexico
• Shalom Community Center wins $1 million grant to provide housing
• Colts sign Wayne, ex-Ravens DE Redding
• Long road to Portland finally here
• Obituaries - March 15, 2012
• Section of South Walnut Street to get storm sewers, new look
• Edgewood choirs score top finishes for injured director
• It's all about the will when it comes to rebounding
• Pacers turn back Philadelphia, 111-94
• Sports transactions
• Hotline: Road to nowhere, selling your home and consumer complaint No. 8
• Sports on TV for March 15
• Race week
• Almanac
• Daniels signs legislation providing utility bills help to low-income Hoosiers
• Lottery numbers
• Initiate interaction with visually impaired
• Deliberations begin in 'Desperate Housewives' case
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Man gets life in prison for killing 5 in drug dispute
• Mock drunken driving crash at IU
• Workshops offered on growing food
• Girls set up lemonade stand to help victims of tornadoes
• Glass shopping for new women's coach
• D'Anoti out, Woodson Knicks' interim coach
• Press box
• Goldman exec resigns with blistering farewell
• Beauticians, barbers battle over rights to iconic striped pole
• Boy dies in Washington state's 3rd gun accident in past 3 weeks
• GOP fight for delegates stretches to Puerto Rico
• Deportation at stake in Rutgers webcam trial
• US abandons plan to add protections for exchange students
• Blagojevich stands proud as he prepares to go to prison
• Officer at troubled Washington base accused of making violent threats
• Swiss bus crash kills 28 on school skiing trip
• Blog chronicles kids' joy before deadly bus crash
• Speed read: Ahmadinejad grilled by Iranian parliament
• Thieves cleaning up with Tide
• Jury finds Virginia Tech negligent in 2007 campus shootings
• Obama, Cameron reaffirm their commitment to Afghan mission
• Letter: Vote Obama out
• Former Benton Township Trustee Heather Cohee arrested on felony drug theft
• Letter: Strange but true
• Letter: Soldiers going rogue
• On Stage
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Top Fives
• News of the Weird
• Man pleads guilty in Indianapolis police officer's killing
• UCLA Law dean to lecture at IU Maurer School of Law on the future of public legal education
• UCLA Law dean to lecture at IU Maurer School of Law on the future of public legal education
• Morning report: Local cleaning company replaced at Bloomington Hospital, Edgewood choirs
• Evening Family Story Time
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Groups, schools, individuals coordinating help for Indiana tornado victims
• State Police bomb unit disables possible bomb near Martinsville Tuesday
• Death notices: March 14, 2012
• IU fans should feel right at home in Portland, Ore., a bigger version of Bloomington
• Times Square, 'Wicked' are on Hoosier Youth Philharmonic's Tuesday schedule
• Indiana panel to vote on new water quality rules
• Filing: Fugitive from Indiana to change plea in Pennsylvania standoff
• Blood drives scheduled
• Guest column: Special prosecutor best way to find truth about townships
• Editorial: Tiwari deserves no sympathy when he faces his day in court
• Weather: March 14, 2012
• Monroe County YMCA seeks bond to replace pool, hot tub this year
• Monroe County Council seeks to hold down spending; McKim replaces Kelson as president
• Hotline: Circus Pages, hospital bill and No. 9 consumer complaint
• Georgia jury begins deliberations in shooting death of IU grad Sneiderman
• Almanac
• Don't let highs in the 70s fool you - more frosts are likely before spring settles in
• IU Tennis Center set to host Middle School Tennis League
• Purdue: Nearly 500 students lack measles documentation
• Amundson leads Pacers past Blazers
• WR Marshall to Bears for two picks
• Press box
• Golf week
• Sports on TV for March 14
• Hilltoppers get madness started early
• Baseball Hoosiers lose 9-3 against San Diego
• March Madness a new season for IU
• Scoring the ball a tall task in 2012
• Four Panthers for the Big Dance
• IU's SPEA graduate program ranked No. 2 in nation by U.S. News & World Report
• Santorum captures primary wins in Alabama, Mississippi
• Lottery numbers
• Retired Bloomington man helping out in Henryville
• Ellettsville takes steps toward ADA compliance
• Project, R-BB schools receive technology grants
• Surgery center donates supplies
• Breakfast buffet to benefit shelter
• Childs Elementary School helps storm victims
• USDA services moved to Bloomfield
• Police beat: Alcohol results in fights
• APSE to honor H-T's Dopirak and Kartje
• Obituaries - March 14, 2012
• Kan. House squashes bid to make Toto breed top dog
• Insurgents attack Afghan delegation near massacre site
• Speed read
• Tree climbing weather
• Monroe unemployment drops a little, while area counties don't fare so well
• Sentence struck down in millennium bomb plot
• 31 dead, dozens missing in ferry crash
• FAA: Expect high air fares most of decade
• British police arrest ex-Fox News exec in hacking probe
• Business briefs
• Clooney makes quiet visit to volatile Sudan region
• Christopher Plummer's 'Barrymore' goes to cinemas
• Try braising for easy cooking
• There is a real art to pouring a perfect pint of Guinness
• Try corned beef & cabbage for St. Patrick's feast
• The doughnut is front and center in 2012
• Have you hugged your registered dietitian today?
• Try tasty treats for St. Patrick's Day
• Scholar's Inn offering VIP members specials this week
• Hoosier Youth Philharmonic walks on Times Square
• Monroe County commissioner Iris Kiesling attends counties conference in D.C
• Letter: Symbol of disrespect
• Letter: Cuts hurt kids
• Letter: Fighting for Paulsen
• Legette-Jack's dismissal hardly surprising after declining hardwood success
• Additional molesting charges filed against jailed Greene County man
• Indiana State Police: School bus in fatal crash passed inspection
• Register for water rocket workshops at WonderLab
• R-BB big contributors to 2012 Bowl for Kids' Sake
• Datebook - March 13-15, 2012
• Senior Calendar
• Out and About
• Datebook - March 14-16, 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• Suspect in Bedford Walgreens robbery surrenders at motel in Monroe County
• Indiana State Police to conduct sobriety checkpoint in Morgan County
• Morning report: Monroe County YMCA upgrades planned; Walnut Street improvements
• Roundabout work closes eastbound Moores Pike stretch
• Workshop on Experimental Support for Computer Science yields valuable report
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Minor Indiana school reforms find last-minute success
• Evansville clubs, bars sue over city's smoking ban
• Camp Atterbury command changes hands
• Death notices: March 13, 2012
• Weather: March 13, 2012
• Guest column: Red Cross helps to bind nation's wounds
• Letter: A level of barbarism
• Editorial: MPO took right action on I-69 vote
• Cigital confirms plan for adding office in Bloomington
• Sports on TV for March 13
• Pat Knight finally steps out of father's shadow
• Peyton Manning to meet with Tennessee
• Facebook page connects tornado survivors with found belongings
• Press box
• Natural disaster recovery center to open for recent tornado victims in southern Indiana
• Irish among top seeds
• Sutherland talks up new show 'Touch'
• House burns to ground Monday off East Ind. 46
• Guilty plea cut Tiwari's potential jail time in federal case
• Legette-Jack let go after 6 seasons
• Challenge to MPO vote on I-69 going forward
• Students in Hoosier Hills' FFA chapter help tornado victims during spring break
• Aggies ready to put state back in New Mexico
• Jones still glad to be along for the ride at IU
• Dog becomes reading students' best friend at Rogers Elementary School
• 300 Indiana tourism leaders in Bloomington this week for Hoosier Hospitality Conference
• Effort not enough to point IU women in right direction
• IU Alumni Association planning pep rally in Portland, more for NCAA tourney
• Ellettsville fire deputy chief: Abandoned trailer set ablaze on North Oard Road
• Hotline: Synthetic drug ban, voter identification and consumer complaints
• Almanac
• Jackson County food pantry loses distribution privileges over prayer requests
• School Diary: WWII correspondent Ernie Pyle inspires young journalist
• Lottery numbers
• Police beat: Suspicious person reported near elementary school
• Daniels to have 'a long look' at illegal entry bill before decision to sign or veto
• Correction
• Obituaries - March 13, 2012
• Blueprint released for state-based health insurance markets
• Man says NASA fired him over his beliefs
• Man recounts US soldier's shooting spree; US says mission won't change
• Speed read
• Apple's market clout likely to draw more scrutiny
• Suspect in 2009 Bloomington shooting death now in Monroe County Jail
• Indianapolis police: 1 child, driver die in school bus crash
• Letter: Grow native
• Letter: Don't tread on me
• Letter: Stop imagining it
• Save the date; stock up for letter carriers' annual food drive
• Morning report: IU and NCAA Tourney; more on Dr. Tiwari case
• - Silk Road Celebrations
• Death notices: March 12, 2012
• Thanks
• Datebook - March 12-14, 2012
• This selection show anything but business as usual
• Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a few nice Irish recipes
• Lakeview Elementary Super Star readers
• Out and About
• Letter: Startled by letter
• Letter: A sad ignorance
• Guest column: IREAD bad policy and bad for kids
• Commenting on the comments - again
• Weather: Breezy, rainy
• NIT pairings
• NCAA pairings
• Baseball Hoosiers take another unearned loss
• College basketball roundup
• Shorthanded Magic still race past Pacers
• Stewart's bold move pays off big in Vegas
• Rose rallies, Tiger withdraws at Doral
• Press box
• Sports on TV for March 12
• IU has tourney bid, will travel
• Manning's latest stop in the desert
• UK, UNC, MSU and Syracuse No. 1 seeds
• Spartans leave footprint on Big Ten Tournament
• Speed read: GOP candidates spar before Alabama primary
• US officials express condolences, stress investigation after Afghanistan shootings
• Karzai: US Army sergeant opens fire in Afghanistan villages, kills 16 civilians
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Shopping carts, collectible cars and the right phone number
• Japan marks 1-year anniversary of March 11 earthquake, tsunami disaster
• Strong job market, deja vu: 7 reasons that gains could last this time
• Almanac
• IU honors 5 outstanding junior faculty members
• Latest tornado deaths reignite debate on mobile home safety
• Restaurant inspections: Critical violations reported at 2 establishments
• South senior to be honored Monday night for helping troops
• Monroe County property transfers
• Ellettsville seeking input Monday night on serving residents with disabilities
• Lottery numbers
• Program helping the hungry also provides learning opportunity for Stone Belt clients
• Patricksburg's Stable Studios
• MCCSC addresses bus questions
• Obituaries - March 12, 2012
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Very low rate of positive TB tests in Kokomo
• Road work
• Events lively, delightful
• Sculpture of coach John Wooden unveiled
• Lawmakers push spending, education in their final hours
• Lottery numbers
• Today's death notices
• ARF! Read to a Dog
• Tiwari faces 78 months in prison, almost $1.3 million in restitution
• News from IU: Award named for Kennedy
• Providence grounds T-Birds in regional final, 46-43
• Tiwari timeline
• Greene County honors outstanding women
• This year's Ivy Tech tax prep program helped clients get $1.2 million in refunds
• Wade beats buzzer, Pacers in overtime
• Watson takes aim at 1st WGC title
• Buckeyes KO Wolverines early
• Stenhouse dominates late in Vegas
• Electronic fuel injection system problematic so far
• IU roundup: King 2nd in high jump at NCAAs
• Sports on TV for March 11
• Press box
• Castle walls off South in regional final
• Manning watch moves to desert
• Destination unknown, but Hoosiers will be dancing this year
• R-BB, MCCSC offering summer classes online
• T-Birds ride team effort past Forest Park in regional opener
• Few extravangances in county travel, records show
• Syria launches new assault in north
• Santorum takes Kansas, while Romney counters in Wyoming
• Speed read
• South Bend paper blocked from running DCS story
• Man sentenced in father's death
• Human trafficking down at Super Bowl
• Obituaries - March 11, 2012
• Local business briefs
• Pat Robertson and Mary Jane are strange bedfellows indeed
• 'Smallville' veteran making movie in Evansville area where he grew up
• Springsteen brings customary energy to NYC show
• Almanac
• Families raise awareness of nerve disease
• Facebook 'friend' offer exposes other wife
• Advocates on disabilities issues seek to limit practice of restraining students
• Nuclear evacuation was fatal for old, sick
• Spartans brush off Wisconsin in Big Ten semis
• Edgewood falls in OT to Frankfort
• Tiwari enters guilty plea agreement
• South bedevils Jeff in regional opener, 35-34
• Crane sculpture installed at Goose Pond
• Late winter weather will determine when insects will emerge across Indiana
• Playing the ukulele
• Overnight police and fire checks - March 10
• Volunteers flock to S. Ind. after tornadoes strike
• Obama approves disaster aid for 6 Ind. counties
• Today's death notices - March 10
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• Monks to chant for victims of tornado
• Harlem churches see gospel tourist boom
• New pastor appointed at St. Paul's
• Religion briefs
• Datebook - March 10-12, 2012
• Out and About
• Congressmen weigh in on the I-69 MPO vote
• Damaged school district devises plan for students to complete year
• Two for the show
• Almanac
• IU earthquake research detects tornado activity
• Student fights instigated through use of social media sites
• Saturday's boys' regional basketball capsules
• Photo: Puja ceremony at Tibetan Mongolian Buddhist Cultural Center
• Torn ACL in knee ends Jones' career at Indiana
• Peyton shopping for a new place
• Corrections
• Sullinger leads Buckeyes past Boilers
• Watson shoots 62, takes lead at Doral
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for March 10
• O'Connor, Carlsberg earn spots at state gymnastics
• Lottery numbers
• IU roundup: Indiana's DMR 2nd at NCAAs
• Saturday's boys' regional basketball pairings
• Indiana Senate approves smoking ban, 28-22
• South, Edgewood, Eastern go for regional titles
• A review of the Indiana legislative 2012 session
• State briefs: Consumer complaints, seized felines, jail mistakes
• Fire destroys 3-story home in Greene County; 2 dogs killed
• Opponents say crematory emissions will bring hazards to residential area
• Paoli crematory plans moving forward despite controversy
• Morton Street residents: Refrain from doing laundry most of Tuesday
• Donate for tornado victims Saturday at Vineyard church
• INDOT celebrates Ind. 46 project start
• Police beat: Car windows shattered or cracked; reported assaults
• Wanted: temporary volunteers while students are away
• Obituaries - March 10, 2012
• US trade deficit soars
• Forbes tally grows to 1,226 billionaires globally
• Fannie, Freddie CEO pay limited, and bonuses cut
• Greece secures big debt deal, paves way to bailout
• Afghanistan, US sign deal on prison handover
• As vote looms, Slovakia rocked by bribes scandal
• NRC orders safety changes for US nuclear power plants
• Speed read
• Corrections firm offers states cash for prisons
• Romney wins don't impress GOP leaders
• Report: Hiring strong for past 3 months
• Addai, Clark among sweeping cuts by Colts
• Loss a lesson in sticking to a gameplan
• Wilson, Wisconsin shoot down IU
• MPO votes to include I-69 in planning documents
• Piglet found running around Hawaii hotel lobby
• Zoo gives aging gorilla a bunny companion
• Letter: Wrong is wrong
• Letter: Not far from Earth
• Letter: Experience priceless
• Indiana students could face charges for school prank
• All of Indiana will miss Manning
• Charlotte Zietlow Justice Center would be a fitting name and honor
• Bloomington police: Woman reports repeated sex assaults
• Bloomington mother jailed in daughter's starvation death remains behind bars
• Indiana Supreme Court: Appeals court ruling against Judge Teresa Harper to stand
• Ornamental grasses add options, interest
• Home of the week
• Bullet that hit Greene County man was fired through wall
• Spartans roll over Hawkeyes in Big Ten quarters
• Illini's Weber fired after 9 seasons
• High school sports chat: Eastern Greene vs. Forrest Park, Yoho Player of the Week
• John Mayer cancels Bloomington appearance and tour due to throat condition
• Lightning strike causes fire at rural Monroe County home
• Morning report: IU vs. Wisconsin live game updates, I-69 vote
• Job Search Interview and Resume Help @ Your Library
• Death notices: March 9, 2012
• North's O'Connor ready for next rung at regional
• Letter: Tax money and sex
• Letter: Smoker applauds council, warns not to attack personal freedoms
• And another thing: Spring Break service projects, Jake's revival
• Economists give public what it wants
• Weather: March 9, 2012
• Solar storm goes to strong level, shakes Earth magnetic field early Friday
• Monroe County's installation of solar panels will begin transition to cleaner energy
• Indiana House approves statewide smoking ban bill
• Griffy Lake Boathouse Leader
• Bloomington offers incentives for city workers considering retirement, separation
• Groups, schools, individuals coordinating help for Indiana tornado victims
• Sports on TV for March 9
• Scott, Dufner share lead at Doral
• Marino: Manning 'fits with anybody'
• Press box
• Almanac
• Bloomington-area state troopers involved in tornado recovery efforts
• IU looks to pick off Badgers in rematch
• Hotline: Daffodils, pages and tax forms
• IU's Schmidt, Nees qualify for NCAAs
• Boilers power past Cornhuskers
• Wildcats waste opportunity with OT loss to Gophers
• Speculation surrounds Illini, Weber after exit
• T-Birds hatch new post trio
• Help needed for relief warehouse
• Jones' injury a fate most foul
• Apply soon for Taste of Bloomington
• Man indicted on gun charge; faces 10 years in prison
• Foundation of Monroe County Community Schools awards grants
• Tax, spending issues remain for final day
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - March 9, 2012
• Police beat: Young boys found wandering alone
• Police: Man used transmitter to track estranged wife's sex life
• Solar storm not nearly as bad as it could have been
• Syrian official defects, calls regime sinking ship
• Speed read
• Nation briefs
• LDS blocks website from proxy baptism whistleblower
• Senate rejects GOP environment, energy proposals
• Want to help others? New Marine sales pitch focuses on corps' kinder, gentler side ( sort of)
• Crowlike dinosaur detailed
• Romney faces skepticism in Republican South
• Showdowns on gay marriage issue likely this year in 5 states
• International Women's Day rally
• World briefs
• Why did concerts overlap?
• Letter: Can you read this?
• Letter: Don't patronize circus
• Bloomington's Employment Plus makes state's 'Best Place to Work' list for fifth time
• Stocks rising but investors are lonely
• Get the most from event sponsorships
• On Screen
• Trip to Mars is not so fun in 'John Carter'
• Local business briefs: Doug Hazen receives award; Gallery North moves; Ron Remak received honor
• Weekly recalls
• Simon Property makes two real estate deals for $3.5 billion
• Falling incomes rip a hole in middle class
• $120M tax credit for coal-to-gas plant still under consideration
• IU pulls away from Penn State
• Owner of Bloomington nail salon convicted in sexual assault of customers
• Monroe County public defender argues suspect in fatal Pizza X shooting was insane
• I-69 vote expected to draw big crowd at Bloomington City Hall
• Erik Coyne promoted
• Pages
• Community news
• Datebook - March 9-11, 2012
• Thanks
• Happy birthday, Martha!
• Datebook - March 8-10, 2012
• Service clubs
• Out and About
• Daughters and dads dance
• Senior Calendar
• Poultry workshop
• Mystery lady
• Community news
• IU sports chat: NCAA seed predictions, IU vs. Penn State, Big Ten Tourney talk
• Man shot in Greene County listed in fair condition
• Morning report: I-69 vote coming before MPO, IU vs. Penn State game updates
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• Wonderful Ones
• Wonderful Ones
• Intermediate Spanish
• Death notices: March 8, 2012
• Weather: 'Let It Rain'
• Sewage backup forces family of 12 from Indiana home
• State rifle named
• Industrial screws flatten tires on I-70 in western Indiana
• Indiana judge rejects man's request for early release
• Letter: Exclude I-69 in Monroe County
• Letter: What Fluke asked for
• Instant Message
• Editorial: Extraordinary IU season not ready to end just yet
• Bloomington City Council OKs incentives for Cigital
• Little Nashville Opry arson defendant has ties to other suspicious fires
• Bloomington Red Cross volunteers assessing tornado damage; how to volunteer or donate
• IU emergency management officials assist, learn in tornadoes' wake
• Former role players take center stage for regional-bound South
• Hotline: Coin club and tax forms
• Almanac
• South students display portraits around town to celebrate diversity, similarities
• Peyton-palooza: Manning will have no shortage of suitors
• Manning, Irsay do awkward dance
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Race week
• Sports on TV for March 8
• Big Ten Tournament capsules
• Indiana sports schedule
• Hoosiers drop 13-8 game to Sycamores
• In Big Ten tourney, anything can happen
• IU a player this year
• IU's Bayer learning how to finish
• Pacifica Quartet appointed quartet-in-residence at Jacobs School of Music at IU
• Walgreens in Bedford robbed at gunpoint
• Many IU students ditching beach to dedicate spring break to service, learning
• Police beat: Money stolen from cash register
• Blood drive Saturday to help toddler, others
• Township board is selling old van
• Lots of pets were spayed or neutered
• Indiana lawmakers adopt early 19th century gun as state's official rifle
• Obituaries - March 8, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• 13 soloists make it work
• Nation briefs: Mobile home fire kills 4 in Arizona
• The last days of bin Laden: Hidden in lair, his wives split by suspicions
• World briefs: Double bombing kills 14 in northern Iraq
• In quest to create jobs, some states get creative
• Indictment: Norwegian extremist Breivik shot 56 of his victims in the head
• Health worries torment Japanese in radiation zone
• Speed read: Woman accused of keeping dad's body in ice chest
• No rescue effort in Congo
• Apple touts latest iPad as faster, sharper
• Santorum PAC leaders urge Gingrich to drop out
• Winner of 'Holland's Next Top Model' prevails in lawsuit against agency
• Letter: Mom, what's that?
• Helping others leads to honors
• Hot Spots - WFHB Firehouse Follies, Po' Brothers and The Whipstitch Sallies
• Top five in music
• Downton too downhearted for star
• Monkees plan how to memorialize Davy Jones
• ON STAGE
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Waldron Art Center celebrates, honors Youth Art Month
• Ohio woman finds wedding photo among storm debris
• Indiana places new limits on college credits
• Death notices: March 7, 2012
• Northern Indiana man's death may be tied to recalled shrimp
• Weather: Windy!
• Guest column: Retention based on test score a wrong answer
• Letter: A concern to all of us
• Letter: Lead by example
• Editorial: Legislature should support public over private schools
• Hotline: Rickrolling and scam calls on cellphones
• Report: Colts to release Manning Wednesday
• Monroe County YMCA center for kids, parents to open in Fountain Square Mall
• Almanac
• Hawks turn back Pacers, 101-96
• Press box
• McCluskey's challenge at Women's History Month lunch: Extend hand to help others
• WGC gaining some traction
• Sports transactions
• Election board rejects candidate for nickname
• Golf week
• North looking for volleyball coach
• Grubb gets Hamlin into Victory Lane
• Obituaries - March 7, 2012
• Super Tuesday contests no sweep
• Lottery numbers
• Seven area educators awarded Lilly grants
• Littrell making smooth transition with Hoosiers
• Kindergarten Round-UP
• Legette-Jack's future at IU being evaluated
• Make a piggy bank
• What a difference a year made
• Police beat: Intoxicated man steals tequila
• Lawmakers still seeking compromise on taxpayer refund bill
• Speed read
• McWashington? Presidential McNugget sells for $8K
• Sci-fi drama 'Terra Nova' axed after first season
• Brooks leads 2012 Country Music Hall of Fame class
• Internet hackers busted after one slips up, becomes FBI informant
• Report: Minority students face harsher punishments
• Diplomacy, not war: Nuclear talks with Iran to begin anew
• Little Nashville Opry business manager arrested on arson charge
• Bloomington group collecting supplies to help Henryville
• Business briefs
• Financier Stanford convicted in $7 billion fraud
• Seminary Square Kroger scheduled for renovation
• Downtown Bloomington hotel plans approved at College and Ninth
• New projects show a bit of spark in local economy
• Old-time favorite recipes collected through the years bring back memories of friends, family
• Spring break offers great deals for diners who stay in town
• Cookbook passes on family traditions of using cast-iron cookware for delicious results
• Get 'plate in shape' during National Nutrition Month
• Veggies, greens, music at Saturday's Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market
• Rethink a classic casserole to be healthful
• Vending marchine cupcakes dangerous trend for dieters
• Bread-making is no longer as intimidating with no-knead recipe
• Create sweet potato rendition of shepherd's pie
• Register for girls' softball leagues
• For 36 years, I had it made as sports writer
• Federal judge to hold Dr. Tiwari to March 19 trial date
• No charges to be filed against Binford principal
• Ivy Tech student volunteers travel to Antigua for Spring Break
• IU student arrested after woman reports dorm room attack
• Boys' basketball regional pairings
• Morning report: Seminary Square Kroger at Second Street to expand, Women's History Luncheon
• - Downloadable Digital Media for Kids
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• New Movie Monday
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Death notices: March 6, 2012
• Safety instructor: Internet a dangerous place for children
• Zeller shares Big Ten Freshman of the Year, Oladipo honored for defense
• Indiana seeks info on vacant rentals in storm areas
• Southwest Indiana man sentenced to 3 years in arson scam
• Guest column: Government work is good if you can get it
• Victims of Friday storms need help from fellow Hoosiers
• Letter: We'll be back
• Letter: She's not a woman
• Weather: Gusty wind
• Elections briefs: Winningham gets endorsement; Paul calls for end of township trustees
• Tornado damage may spell the end of tiny towns such as Marysville
• Marysville mom shields her kids from tornado, but loses parts of her legs
• Henryville tornado survivors grateful for donations, which are steadily pouring in
• Dietrich family among Henryville residents sifting through tornado wreckage
• State health care bill would sever ties with federal Affordable Care Act
• Indiana State Police advise where to donate, volunteer for tornado cleanup and recovery
• Students connect through Best Buddies program at North, South
• MCCSC seeks ways to fund more classroom technology
• School Diary: Freedom of speech could be sent to the principal's office
• Hotline: Road litterbugs and a shoeless arrest
• Almanac
• Character the question for Belcher
• Heartbreaking losses make Edgewood a winner
• Sports on TV for Tuesday, March 6th
• Lottery numbers
• Police beat: Vehicles, lockers, church doors vandalized
• Obituaries - March 6, 2012
• Heirloom seed sale
• Indiana retailers face penalties over 'bath salts'
• Deputies patrolling for impaired drivers
• Bloomfield SeaPerch team to nationals
• Speed read
• Young children survive direct twister strike
• Bloomfield speech team fifth in regional
• Tickets still available for Tuesday's lunch
• Bloomington police hiring new officer
• Join 'walking guru' for local walk, talk
• Ohio River bridge plan calls for tolls
• Darwin and diplomacy among upcoming IU lectures
• Music sung gloriously; piano work stunning
• EPA heightens scrutiny over Pennsylvania gas drilling
• Holder defends al-Awlaki killing
• Obama, Netanyahu talk of unity, but underline differences on Iran
• Riot police break up anti-Putin protest in Moscow
• Overhead bins getting bigger on some planes
• Service industry reports growth
• Baby dropped in field by tornado buried in Indiana; toll at 40
• YMCA Outreach Program Center to open in Fountain Square Mall
• Letter: TPS is a blessing
• R-BB insurance policy an easy cut for board
• Updated Mancino's Pizza and Grinders to reopen after crash repairs
• Bloomington woman arrested on cocaine charge
• Easy color in your yard
• IU English professor Stephen Watt giving Sonneborn Lecture today
• Arts Watch: Faculty member named to project
• Morning report: Tornado clean-up, recovery in Indiana
• IU scholar who studies how social media shapes people's lives invited to join Microsoft Research
• Read Across America Day
• LifeDesigns breaks ground for a new housing project
• Datebook - March 5-7, 2012
• Out and About
• Alcohol Awareness Day at Ivy Tech Monday to encourage spring break safety
• Indiana selects 7 finalists for Stellar Communities
• Indiana gets $250K grant to promote fair housing
• Newburgh gets federal grant to repair landslide
• Death notices: March 5, 2012
• Weather: Martinsville schools on delay
• Guest column: Big money, special interests behind vouchers
• Letter: Personal choice
• Letter: Warm year
• Column: Newsroom won't be the same without three familiar faces
• Hamlin gets needed victory in Phoenix
• McIlroy holds off Tiger, now No. 1
• Press box
• Boilers outlast Huskers in 2 OTs in title game
• IU roundup: Powless finishes 2nd at Big Ten wrestling
• Tonight's boys' basketball matchup
• Three arrested after drugs found at westside motel
• Senior Night: Members of Tom Crean's first class rewarded for tenacity
• Ohio State forces 3-way tie in Big Ten
• Oh, baby! BABS expo showcases local services for new parents
• R-BB board members could lose insurance
• Fitting finale for Hoosiers, seniors
• Lottery numbers
• MCCSC board to discuss mission, core values in work session
• Putin claims victory in Russian election; opposition vows to protest
• Speed read: 206 killed in Congo explosions
• What's so super about Super Tuesday?
• Obituaries - March 5, 2012
• Hummel got to see IU's re-emergence up close
• Hoosiers ready to spring into action
• Business briefs: Iceland trial, Limbaugh ads pulled, antiquities trafficking
• Road work
• Corrections
• This week's meetings
• Ivy Tech looks to cut costs, accommodate need
• Monroe County property transfers
• Almanac
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Valuable penny and fake Better Business Bureau email
• Toddler who was found in field after tornado dies
• Chicken wings and scuba gear on the barbecue soul train at the BPP
• Today's death notices
• Retirement wave will give Indiana House new look
• Child welfare confidentiality draws scrutiny
• Daniels to push bills on smoking ban, taxpayer refund in session's final week
• T-Birds swat aside Sullivan
• Ball finally bounces Mustangs' way
• Eels pull the plug on the Wolverines
• Late basket gives Purdue title berth
• Powless a match away from a Big Ten title
• Press box
• Concordia wins 3A state title
• Sports on TV for Sunday March 4th
• As short session nears end, local lawmakers reflect on successes, frustrations
• Weather service: Henryville was hit by two tornadoes
• Toddler found in field lost her whole family to tornado
• Boost in caseworkers seems to have reduced child deaths
• Lottery numbers
• North band wins at Ball State Jazz Festival
• One person injured in apartment fire
• Child molesting case, sexual assault reported
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Lauren Spierer case: Mother of missing IU student issues statement marking 9 months
• Trapped burglar
• Storms killed at least 38 across US
• Speed read
• Justice Department wants voting trial
• Sarkozy nixes halal meat in schools for Muslims, eyes far-right
• Expert: Kids likely weren't harmed in CVS pill mixup
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insults
• Festival of Colors in India
• Dahmer victim's sister calls serial killer walking tour 'evil'
• Over 30 cats removed from Fort Wayne home
• Almanac
• Rising gas prices no concern for Chevy Volt owner
• Obituaries - March 4, 2012
• Local business briefs
• New system tracks crash damage culprits
• Smoking ban attitudes shift
• Items confiscated at airports net Ind. $53K
• Environmental damages remain an issue
• With deal, BP begins to put spill behind it
• Iowa makes it a crime to lie to record animal abuse on farms
• California prisons remove overflow beds, symbol of overcrowding
• Study links heavy diesel exhaust to lung cancer
• IU student found dead in apartment
• Annual citizen science project reveals winter bird trends
• Bloomington researcher discovers and helps name crayfish in Indiana, other states
• Prop Master buys, borrows, or builds any prop that Cardinal needs
• Gov. Daniels tours storm damaged area; death toll rises to 34 in 4 states
• Overnight police and fire checks - March 3
• Today's weather: No tornadoes
• Today's death notices - March 3
• Community news
• City Church for All Nations
• Datebook - March 3-5, 2012
• Answer not always as simple as it seems
• Out and About
• Election briefs: Updates on Yoder, Winningham, Young campaigns for 9th District
• Read Across America Day
• Long-running ad for 1962 Cadillac outlives its owner
• South's team, North's O'Connor advance to regional
• Almanac
• Benton spent far more than other Monroe County townships
• Injunction filed against Bloomington Project School
• Learn about permaculture Tuesday at library
• Financial aid workshop Sunday for students, parents
• Baby Fair Sunday at convention center
• IU briefs: Toxic substances report, research grants, understanding geologic time, arts jobs satisfaction
• Edgewood, Owen Valley ready to have some fun in sectional finals
• No dispute over Hoosier Lotto money
• Recipients announced for Bloomington's Community Development Block Grants
• Alcohol Awareness Day at Ivy Tech Monday to encourage spring break safety
• Health care education, career fair Tuesday at IU
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - March 3, 2012
• Scooter crash sends Bloomington man to hospital
• Wolverines hold on in final minutes
• ETSU walks off with win over Hoosiers
• South benches Olympians
• Eastern, Sullivan cruise into title game
• Storms kill at least 28 in 3 states
• Rose, Gillis share lead after 2nd round of Honda Classic
• Press box
• MLB makes new 10-team playoff format official
• TV for Saturday, March 3rd
• Women's Big Ten basketball roundup: Rayburn leads Purdue to win over MSU
• Roundup: Wichita State trounces Indiana State in MVC Tournament
• Speed read
• Syria blocks Red Cross convoy from ex-rebel enclave
• Cyprus drops gambling charges against 98-year-old woman
• Business briefs
• Feel cheated? Small claims court brings wins
• Judge: Government can require union posters at work
• Industry: Spending on pets at an all-time high
• Obama warns Iran, Israel: 'I don't bluff'
• Obama lends support to law student attacked by Limbaugh over contraceptive testimony
• Man in Rutgers video stream says he noticed webcam
• Ayatollah urges strong message from elections
• Authorities: At least 8 dead as tornadoes hit Indiana along Kentucky border
• Position battles the focus as Hoosiers begin spring practice
• Letter: Thank you
• Letter: Try another variety
• Letter: Lent
• Simpson's bill on alcohol immunity will save lives
• Clarity needed on legislation about resistance to unlawful police actions
• Monroe County Council President Vic Kelson arrested on drunken driving charges
• Police beat: Woman hit in face with makeup bag; jail bookings
• High school sports chat: Boys' sectionals semifinal, Eastern Greene predictions
• Tennessee police identify Linton man and woman killed in shoot-out
• Morning news preview: Benton Township audit, child fatalities, school grades
• Audit: Former Benton trustee ordered to repay $97,694
• Carousel art makes the heart glad
• Antiquing With Susan
• Home Of The Week:
• Sustainable gardening not exactly new
• Homes Calendar
• Some tips for beginning vegetable gardeners
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• It's Your Money: Make Your Own Piggy Bank
• 2011 Protest Movements in Bloomington and Abroad
• Express Computer Topic: Library's Online Databases
• League of Women Voters to hold Legislative update Saturday
• Northeast Indiana county OKs project for 80 wind turbines
• Ivy Tech hosts first alcohol awareness day, before spring break
• Death notices: March 2, 2012
• Weather: Wind advisory, thunderstorms and more
• Letter: We need new blood
• Letter: U.S. has no choice
• Commentary: Unemployment picture requires some perspective
• And another thing: Bears as pets, praising house's history
• Indiana House backs bill on right to resist police
• Indiana lawmakers send stage inspection bill to governor
• Monroe County Election Board picks sites for early voting
• MLB close to adding playoff round for 2012 season
• Manning's status just one of tough calls in NFL offseason
• Hardaway Jr. leads No. 13 Michigan to win over Illini
• Minnesota women down Badgers in Big Ten Tourney first round
• Big Ten may look to summer baseball
• South seniors see the big picture
• Jewish high school wins rescheduling dispute for basketball semifinals
• Area boys' basketball sectional capsules
• An unhappy conclusion for IU women in Big Ten Tournament
• North, South hope to hold off Columbus' redemption
• Benton Township trustee resigns after seeing 2010 audit report
• Green, Zeller, and Crean deserving of Big Ten awards
• Hotline: Missing street signs, unwanted catalogs and more Tupperware consultants
• Almanac
• Hoop house helps Mother Hubbard's Cupboard supply fresh greens all winter
• Police beat: Woman reports assault
• Woman faces drunken driving, neglect charges
• Obituaries - March 2, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• Fight over in-state tuition for illegal immigrants derails bill
• Stone Belt theater project tickets going fast
• Yoder seeks Democratic nomination in 9th District
• Author tracks down child artist
• Wallace ends bid for governor after ballot denial
• Correction
• Speed read
• Syrian rebels leave key district; aid groups allowed in
• Rising star
• Cruise ship docks
• GOP bid to reverse birth control rule fails
• Tornado survivors ask: Where's our storm shelter?
• Autopsy: Davy Jones died of heart attack
• Election briefs
• Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart dies at age 43
• More violent weather forecast for tornado-damaged communities
• IRS battling conservatives over tax-exempt status
• Truck carrying 113 puppies crashes on German autobahn
• On Screen
• New Graceland exhibit opens
• Hangover comes quickly in 'Project X'
• 'Hunger Games' author praises film
• Plant life is scarce in Dr. Seuss' green fable 'The Lorax'
• The art of the shave offered at Hoosier Barbershop
• Development critical to keep area's youth
• Local business briefs
• Kroger posts fourth quarter loss on pension costs
• Wendy's outlines airier, modern restaurant look
• Letter: A history lesson
• Letter: Tell the whole story
• Jobs picture brightens but incomes, spending weak
• AT&T relents on 'unlimited data' plan limits after complaints
• Brand-name deals to mix with Facebook friend posts
• Weekly recalls
• Consumers pamper pets with healthier products
• 'Racist' document topped discussion of historic house's fate
• Binford principal issues statement in case of accusations by student
• Food photos sought for healthy plate contest
• Bedford woman, Linton man die in Tennessee police shoot-out
• IU sports chat: IU vs. Purdue game predictions, Maurice Creek
• Three new Habitat homes to be dedicated Saturday
• Morning report: findings from state child abuse and fatality report, City Council, more
• Students example of model for sharing
• Sorority elects new officers
• Service clubs
• Out and About
• Datebook - March 1-3, 2012
• H-T Instant Message: Banned books
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Bouncing Babies
• Bouncing Babies
• Foundation Center's Philanthropy IN/Sight for SPEA
• Intermediate Spanish
• Emergency workers rescue worker trapped in grave
• Death notices: March 1, 2012
• 2012 Family guide in today's paper
• Whitlatch becomes leading lady
• Letter: War would be mistake
• Letter: We need new blood
• Instant Message: Banned books
• Editorial: Smoking bans pay off in health and safety
• Herald-Times Readers' Choice Awards voting opens today
• Weather: Enjoy today ... severe weather tomorrow likely
• Historic district approved for house on North Walnut
• Landscape & Cemetery Grounds Laborer II
• Urban Forestry Staff Assistant/Technician
• Urban Forestry Laborer I
• Mowing Crew Staff Assistant
• Custodian/Laborer II
• Operations Services Supervisor/Specialist
• City of Bloomington Arts Commission Seeks Individual Artist and Arts Organization Input in Public Arts Master Planning Process
• Microsoft unveils Windows 8 for consumer testing
• Business briefs
• Fed: All areas showing economic growth
• EU central bank gives out $712B in loans
• Rules on backup safety devices delayed
• Speed read
• Dempsey's goal gives US historic win over Italians
• Woods has terse exchange with a reporter at Honda
• Press box
• Romney, Santorum move on to Super Tuesday
• Race week
• Sports on TV for March 1
• Hummel leads Purdue past Penn State
• Ryan's IU Review
• Zeller scores 30 for UNC
• T-Birds start slow, finish fast in opener
• High school scoreboard
• Old flu drug found to help speed recovery in brain injuries
• Defensive versatility key for IU
• Northern US gets snowed in by late storm
• Despite struggles, Hoosiers not ready to let this season end yet
• Girls' state finals will have Bloomington flavor
• World briefs: Egypt sets election dates, lifts travel ban
• Violent storms ravage Midwest, South; 12 killed
• Indiana House scraps specialty license plate plan
• Mayor warns of 'dark clouds' ahead for city finances
• Occupy camp in park dismantled; event in Dunn Meadow set for Thursday
• New Google policy opens Brave New World of data collection, IU experts say
• Lottery numbers
• Library director sees bright, if challenging, future
• Hotline: Harry Anderson's magic shop and MCCSC's calendar for next year
• Almanac
• Area counties, with no money for paving, go back to gravel
• MPO subcommittee near end of road on I-69
• Street down to one lane Thursday
• State Senate OKs state fair and education funds
• Red Cross kicks off Thursday book sale
• Car hits day care center; no kids hurt
• Warm-up for tonight's concert in Indianapolis performed with spirit
• Coroner: Woman who left home during night drowned
• Obituaries - March 1, 2012
• Woman believed to have drowned son, 3
• Blood drive at donation center Thursday kicks off Red Cross Month
• Police beat: BB shot through bedroom window
• Jury finds Indiana man guilty of child abuse in forced Grand Canyon hikes
• Polish poet Szymborska's will calls for new prize, foundation
• Oxford University gets $41 million from Atlantic records founder
• On Stage
• Composers tell EU: Broadcasters treat us unfairly
• Singer Erykah Badu sad but not angry over Malaysian ban
• Hot Spots - Fitz and the Tantrums, The Giving Tree and Youth Art Month
• Chenoweth to kick off tour
• Top Fives
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning March 1)
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Letter: Where's that valley?
• Parents issue statement in case of boy's accusations against Binford principal
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• Uggie joins notable movie dogs
• Bloomington's '60 Seconds to Win' offers skill contests and gift cards
• Death notices: Feb. 29, 2012
• Indiana Senate approves diluted state smoking ban
• Pediatricians warn of viral bronchial infection outbreak among children
• Bloomington man awaiting trial in fatal hit-and-run case charged with driving drunk
• Lynn Houser sports chat: Retirement plans; favorite high school players and coaches
• Morning report: Respiratory virus affecting young children, infants; Google privacy changes
• Evening Family Story Time
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Preschool Science and Math
• Tuesday Tales
• Put It In Order Circulation Volunteer Training
• The Carbon Cycle: Indiana and the World Breathe Together 2011 Update
• Ex-boxer gets 18-month suspended battery sentence
• Banned book passages to be read at Ivy Tech Friday
• Weather: Wind advisory, thunderstorms, tornado watch for areas south of Bedford, Seymour; sporadic power outages
• Court to decide successor to Indiana elections chief
• Plans advancing to equalize Indiana 9-1-1 phone fees
• Three Greencastle school staffers face seduction charges
• Lynn Houser, longtime H-T sports reporter, retiring March 5
• Change the salt habit
• Letter: Whole lot of pain
• Letter: Interesting to note
• Editorial: Rail spur purchase a good investment for Bloomington
• Vi Simpson: 'More properties exempted than covered' in smoking ban bill gutted by Senate
• IU hosts international thought leaders to tackle scientific data challenges
• Trash Truck Operator
• Painter/Laborer
• Custodial Staff Assistant
• Trails Specialist
• Indiana Senate sends impaired boating law to Gov. Daniels' desk
• Special city council meeting on financial future to precede regular session Wednesday
• Banned book passages to be read at Ivy Tech Friday
• Hoosier Lotto winner's wife wants part of prize
• Kids calculate 'real life' expenses at 10th annual Reality Health Fair
• Pacers roll over Warriors for 5th straight
• Forget fire and rain, there's a silver lining for Daytona
• Press box
• Golf week
• Sports on TV for Feb. 29
• Indiana sports schedule
• Tuesday's boys' basketball sectional scores
• State authorities say county government may reorganize
• Area high school schedule
• Almanac
• Hotline: Girl Scout cookies and changes to Route 5
• IU rocks the Spartans, 70-55
• Indiana Supreme Court: State toxicology lab's drug tests in cases were incorrect
• Aggressive Hoosiers as good as they could be
• Business briefs: Statin drug warnings; Kodak cutbacks; GM bonuses; airfare increases
• Americans feeling better about economic recovery
• Obituaries - February 29, 2012
• Correction
• Lottery numbers
• James Spader leaving NBC's 'The Office'
• Police beat: Man strikes pregnant wife
• Election board is meeting Thursday
• Tourism brochure will feature places
• Ashcraft held in check, WRV isn't in 43-37 win
• BC nipped at buzzer, Edgewood rolls in openers
• Shots fired in domestic dispute
• Moderate Maine Republican Sen. Snowe won't seek re-election
• Man hits house, leaves passenger
• Romney sweeps Arizona, Michigan
• Bloomfield holds off Linton at line
• Hank the cat in Virginia sets sights on US Senate
• Speed read
• Prosecutor: Ohio shooting suspect shot at random
• Federal court issues new Texas political maps
• Nation briefs
• Nuclear plant still vulnerable
• Guantanamo prisoners get new soccer field
• UNICEF: Millions of kids live in urban squalor
• World briefs
• Templeton to offer Title 1 preschool class
• Trash fire spreads to mobile home
• Gladys Knight, Gavin DeGraw among 'Dancing' cast
• Actress Meryl Streep donates $10,000 to RI school
• House became 'notable' only after development plans revealed
• Presentation didn't dispell 'peak' facts
• Letter: You are a coward
• Binford Elementary School principal on leave while police investigate battery report by 10-year-old
• Lenten fare: simply delicious
• DeAngelo's celebrates its ninth-year anniversary
• Flavorful curry isn't just one dish but many, from a variety of countries, just waiting for you to try
• Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market continues this Saturday
• Purim: A good story, a great feast
• Mint: What it is and how to use it
• Try these winter kitchen tips
• Curry potato dish helps on busy night
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Lawrence County driver hurt after car hits cow
• Morning report: Binford principal on leave, IU vs. Michigan State special guest
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Indiana to offer grants for recycling businesses
• Celebrating Future Farmers of America week
• Indiana Senate considers carve-outs to smoking ban
• Police: Trafalgar woman tried to attack police with axe
• Indiana thieves haul jewelry from store in buckets
• Indiana Supreme Court: Drug tests in cases were incorrect
• Death notices: Feb. 28, 2012
• Weather: Mild day, wild night
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• Guest column: Assertion about Girl Scouts 'irresponsible'
• Letter: To a brighter future
• Editorial: Pat Knight should have left IU memory from post-game comments
• Editorial: How will service be affected by IU public-private partnerships?
• Kenseth wins bizarre Daytona 500
• Bear cub makes appearance at Statehouse as Owen County man receives honor
• Bloomington Celebrates Disability Awareness and Accessibility Awareness Months in March and April
• In Celebration of Youth Art Month BEAD to Exhibit Works from Middle Way House Youth Art Program
• Literacy summit, class size ratios before MCCSC board Tuesday night
• WFHB wants to hear from listeners
• Almanac
• R-BB board still looking for other options to balance 2012 budget
• Ellettsville Town Council urged to ban smoking at all businesses
• Hotline: Super Bowl preparations, composting toilets and an update on Linthicum Church
• School Diary: Absence of injured music teacher sorely felt at Edgewood
• Romney, Santorum snipe on eve of Michigan primary
• Law scholars at IU debate how Supreme Court will rule on affirmative action
• Buckeyes' Prahalis Big Ten player of year
• White House: Afghanistan turmoil won't change US war plan in place
• Sports transactions
• AP biology class puts research project on plant DNA into South students' hands
• Press box
• IU golf women tie for 5th
• Ohio high school shooting leaves 1 dead, 4 wounded
• Speed read
• Occupy London camp being torn down
• People get tattoos to display key medical information
• Flu virus found in bats; human risk unclear
• Quick turnaround brings No. 5 Spartans to the Hall
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - February 28, 2012
• Report: More dental problems being treated in ER as Americans struggle financially
• World briefs: Fire leaves cruise ship adrift
• Area boys' sectional basketball preview capsules
• Edgewood Wrestling Camp around the corner
• Monday's boys' basketball sectional score
• Police beat: Shots fired
• Corrections
• Doggone good day to be outside
• Coupling and uncoupling in Cupidland on stage in IU theater
• Former US Treasury Secretary O'Neill gives $100,000 to IU
• A concert of collaboration brings crowd and cheers
• 'Trashion' show entries sought
• Registry for those with special needs
• State of the Library address Wednesday
• BP, plaintiffs focus on Gulf oil spill settlement
• Detroit automakers racing to keep up with growing sales
• Pennsylvania gas wells had casing failures in water complaint area
• Business briefs
• Obama welcomes plan for Oklahoma-to-Texas pipeline
• Indiana police: Ex-wife dies after man shoots her, then kills self at Warsaw's Ivy Tech
• 'Missing persons' cases keep Bloomington police busy on false alarms
• Letter: Budget Control Act
• Letter: Make a buzzard puke
• Bloomington police to review bar security tapes after man was struck with beer bottle
• Windmills of La Mancha said to be inspiration for Don Quixote
• Datebook - Feb. 28-March 1, 2012
• Out and About
• Thanks
• Senior Calendar
• Ellettsville Town Council to hear request for smoking ban tonight
• Letter: Don't let NEH drown
• Morning report: Smoking ban in Ellettsville? R-BB meets tonight to talk budget cuts
• John Mayer coming to IU Auditorium in April
• Ivy Tech volunteers to read banned books to celebrate Read Across America Day
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Books Plus Book Discussion
• It's Your Money: FAFSA Workshop
• Sheriff: Shooting at Ohio school; victims unknown
• 100+ Women Who Care donate to Volunteers in Medicine
• Missing Indiana man, 90, found after night in woods
• Feature film to be set at Morgantown church
• Death notices: Feb. 27, 2012
• Northern Indiana anglers find dead alligator in logjam
• Weather: Abundant sunshine
• Domestic issue led to deaths
• Letter: An idiotic idea
• Guest column: Raise for subs will barely cover lunch
• Column: Privacy vs. freedom vs. security: Which is most important online?
• City, Library Celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday This Saturday
• City of Bloomington Arts Commission Announces Arts Project Grant Program Workshop
• Auto town of Kokomo on the mend, but bailout still divides
• World briefs: Suicide car bomber kills 3 outside Nigerian church
• 11-year-old dies hours after girls' fight outside Southern California school
• Indiana buries Gophers, 69-50
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Tupperware dealer, turn lane for Meadowood and another Linthicum Church update
• West All-Stars survive furious East rally
• Officials: 3 dead in Canadian train derailment
• Postponement an unwanted piece of history for Daytona 500
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 27
• Academy Award winners
• Mahan stops McIlroy in Match Play final
• ROUNDUP: Hoosier baseball lets late lead slip away again
• Suicide car bomber hits eastern Afghan airport; at least 9 killed
• Speed read: West calls Syria's vote for constitution a 'farce'
• This week's meetings
• Drone over your house? Pressure builds for unmanned aircraft for civilian purposes
• Report: Women may have rare egg-producing stem cells
• House Democrats: Gains start with California dreamin'
• Monroe County property transfers
• Business briefs
• Lottery numbers
• Hulls, Watford get back on track
• Police beat: Indecent exposure
• Accused drug dealer among 3 arrested during traffic stop
• Corrections
• Loss at PU a stinker for IU women
• North jazz musicians take top honors at festival
• Obituaries - February 27, 2012
• Road work
• Ball State posts list of people who are banned from campus
• Students to update Camp Atterbury history
• Almanac
• New Hope Family Shelter director steps down
• Indiana third-graders face new reading assessment test
• Outstanding production shows talent, hard work
• Owenburg's Hatfield Mercantile
• Doctor offers tips for women to protect their cardiac health
• R-BB cuts: Kain to submit another list after board rejected his first two proposals
• Sandler sets Razzie record: 11 worst-movie nominations
• Train derailment blocks highway in Morgantown
• Today's death notices
• - Seusspicious Behavior
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• Panthers can't match Carmel's depth
• South does everything but win state
• Purdue puts win over Michigan on postseason resume
• Buescher dodges wrecks to win Daytona
• WR Blackmon next big thing?
• Sports transactions
• No. 1 on line for McIlroy, Westwood
• IU to host Mexicans in spring
• IU looks to carry momentum into Purdue
• IU roundup: Hoosiers capture Big Ten indoor title
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 26
• Gophers last road test for Hoosiers
• Stewart seeking elusive win at Daytona
• Lighthouse girls reach final four
• Girls' semistate basketball scores
• Student reports altercation with employee at Binford
• IU trustee says now is the time to explore public-private partnerships
• Star Han a 2-time spelling champion
• Mild winter has gardeners' green thumbs itching
• Bloomington man facing multiple charges after chase in Morgan County
• Gala honors living legends, young leaders
• Purdue team wins Rube Goldberg contest
• Lottery numbers
• North students place in Japanese Olympiad
• Hot tub installation on campus roof a mystery
• New light shed on drone war's death toll
• 2 US military advisers shot in Kabul
• Speed read
• Two middle schools advance in Science Olympiad
• Youth taken to detention center after string of burglaries, vandalism reported
• Excise police say teens asked them to buy alcohol for them
• Dental hygienist's dance may be aired on 'Ellen' Monday
• Almanac
• Former Ind. energy official's new job questioned
• IU briefs: Hamburger, Brabson honored, affirmative action discussion and EveryBODY week kicks off
• Federal warning ends county truce on pot
• Prosecutor will seek probation for boy in school shooting case
• Talking turkey
• Legislator's attack on Girl Scouts is too wacky to let pass
• Chess club members make state despite turmoil behind the scenes
• Local business briefs
• Obituaries - February 26, 2012
• Elkhart eyes new chapter for century-old building
• Report: Police didn't intentionally deceive in homeless man's death
• Australian inquest to reconsider whether baby was killed by dingo
• Wild place to enjoy wilderness
• Gary support program helps veterans change lives
• This will make you see red
• Fort Wayne group pushes renewed passenger rail
• Geeks at the movies
• Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife's new assistant manager is Bloomfield native, back home again
• Overnight police and fire checks - Feb. 25
• Seusspicious Rehearsal
• Today's death notices - Feb. 25
• Deckard can't walk, but he sure can race that Cavalier
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Shakamak whistles past OV, 56-50
• IU roundup: Schmidt, Miller set IU marks at Big Tens
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Feb. 25
• No. 1 Barr-Reeve bounces Bloomfield
• T-Birds turn back Cougars on Senior Night, 33-23
• New Albany shoots down Cougars
• Strides on advanced placement tests bring Bloomington North, South state honors
• Election briefs: Oakley to speak to IU Democrats; Winningham endorsed
• Record-setting South, North storm into state finals
• Election board rules GOP candidate Greg Knott can run for local office, not state
• Commissioners OK Monroe County land use plan despite opposition
• Lottery numbers
• Bedford man accused of raping 15-year-old girl in Monroe County
• Clarification
• IU student checking on friend at Monroe County Jail also arrested
• Obituaries - February 25, 2012
• IU student reports assault at her residence
• City seeks old Black Lumber rail spur route as connector for B-Line Trail
• Police beat: Former Bloomington roommate reports alarming text, phone call
• Nathan Butler Funeral Home in Worthington closes doors months after funeral fracas
• IU needs consistent scorer other than Zeller
• Luck, Griffin meet scouts at NFL combine
• Press box
• Richey, Farmer in class by themselves
• A somber Tibetan new year
• Roommate's trial opens in webcam spying case
• Romney says he would raise eligibility age for Medicare and Social Security
• Red Cross evacuates 27 in Syria
• Yemen prepares to swear in new president
• Judge awards iPhone user $850 in data throttling case
• IU introduces "cheeky new" Street Smart Animals ad campaign
• Carnegie-quality music for free
• Critics of Girl Scouts display their own radical thinking
• Letter: Greatly appreciated
• Letter: Progress and history
• Home of the week
• Master Gardener grants available
• Homes Calendar
• A wealth of quilts
• Cultivate good scents with lavender
• Out and About
• Spellers at Unionville are on a roll!
• Church Women United to celebrate World Day of Prayer
• Datebook - Feb. 25-27, 2012
• Religion briefs
• Religion letters to the editor
• MPO postpones I-69 decision until March
• Viva Las Vegas! Priscilla Presley bets on Home Collection
• Buy whole-house or point-of-use water filter?
• Lauren Spierer case: Parents offering $250,000 reward for information
• Transforming '80s living room into modern haven
• Getting rid of a musty smell
• High school sports chat: State champ predictions, North vs. New Albany
• Election panel removes GOP gubernatorial candidate Jim Wallace, keeps Santorum on Indiana ballot
• IU expert: White House consumer privacy plan ignores 'elephant in the room'
• IU expert: White House consumer privacy plan ignores 'elephant in the room'
• Police: Springville area couple found dead inside home
• Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center and WonderLab Museum host art activities for March First Friday
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Inside/Out: Negotiations of Space and Identity in Arts and Architectures
• IU Maurer School of Law professor donates African sculpture to school
• IU Maurer School of Law professor donates African sculpture to school
• Death notices: Feb. 24, 2012
• Daniels heading to DC for governors conference
• Insanity defense planned in fatal Kokomo shootings
• Crash of southern Indiana fire truck kills young volunteer
• Weather: Feb. 24, 2012
• 4 times 3 equals success
• Commentary: Hope found in history of Indiana
• And another thing: Chess club match, R-BB board "shocked"
• Letter: Press not truthful
• Letter: Women take heed
• Parks Department Event Gives Contestants 60 Seconds to Win
• IU official says discounted summer tuition draws good response, more classes offered
• Hoosiers snap 14-game losing skid
• Panthers break out against DC
• Author details health effects of climate change in talks at IU
• Bloomington No. 5 on list of best locations for data security firms
• Friday's boys' basketball matchup
• Saturday's girls basketball semistate pairings
• Boys' basketball scores
• Hawkeyes knock off No. 16 Badgers
• Schmidt helps Hoosiers remain 3rd at Big Tens
• Woods bounced in 2nd round
• Stewart, Kenseth capture qualifiers for Daytona 500
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Feb. 24
• Press box
• More than 100 MCCSC musicians to play at Carnegie Hall
• Race week
• Judge appoints special prosecutor in third trial on Camm family killings
• Manning's health leaves Colts GM in limbo
• Hotline: Used postage stamps, fundraising outside the store
• Ryan's IU basketball review
• No. 6 Owls top banged up Cougars
• Almanac
• Indiana Right to Life cites dead volunteer's bio as evidence of Girl Scouts, Planned Parenthood link
• No. 2 Lancers pull away from Eagles
• Wilson working on strengthening up the Hoosiers
• Indiana lawmaker Bob Morris apologies for tone of his Girl Scouts critique
• Indy vandals hit Statehouse, statues on circle
• Man charged after cooking own meal at Denny's
• Widespread shootings, bombings kill 55 across Iraq
• Study: Plans by Gingrich, Santorum, raise deficit
• Gay marriage on the way in Maryland
• Activists: Syrian city being destroyed 'inch by inch'; food supply dwindling
• Speed read
• United Way weekly report
• Lottery numbers
• City council member is hosting discussion
• School year gets shorter for R-BB
• Santorum expected to make Indiana ballot
• Panel names 3 finalists for Indiana Supreme Court
• More money added to plan for Indiana fair victims
• Nine honored for essays celebrating black women
• Obituaries - February 24, 2012
• Correction
• Police beat: Public indecency
• Father: 'My kid made a mistake' in school shooting
• 7 states challenge birth control coverage rule
• Claim surfaces that Mormons recently baptized Anne Frank
• Performance was spot on
• Bloomington on list of Indiana cities to lose mail processing plants
• Letter: Crazy stats
• Letter: Never dwell on jeers
• New cab company employs the Web to track, dispatch its taxis
• Web portal is latest in digital advances
• Local business briefs
• Weekly recalls
• Target's 4Q profit declines 5.2 %
• Duke Energy and Progress Energy file new merger plan
• Sears shedding some stores, reports 4Q loss
• Downtown Bloomington award winners honored
• Holiday World operator to reopen Kentucky Kingdom amusement park
• Ousted Charlie White sentenced in voter fraud case to home detention
• Overturned car carrier closes Ind. 37 College Avenue exit ramp
• Bloomington man injured in moped crash
• On Screen
• Laughs are hit and miss in 'Wanderlust'
• Ellettsville meth bust follows citizen's tip to Indiana State Police
• IU sports chat: Tom Crean recruits, 3-point shooters, Will Sheehey
• Morning report: B-Line Trail proposal to acquire land at Henderson and Walnut
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Mother Goose Time
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Mother Goose Time
• Intermediate Spanish
• Foundation Center's Philanthropy IN/SIGHT for SPEA
• Movie times
• Death notices: Feb. 23, 2012
• Honda names Indiana native new research chief for Americas
• Under construction
• Let the good times roll
• Datebook - Feb. 23-25, 2012
• Out and About
• Call 2-1-1: Help does not need to be difficult to find
• Letter: Anyone who is sick
• Letter: A bit more room
• Instant Message: Vision for Bloomington's future
• Editorial: 'Quality of life' strategy lands a big catch
• Weather: Rain, rain, rain ... and possible light snow tonight
• IU Maurer School of Law professors to discuss affirmative action case
• IU Maurer School of Law professors to discuss affirmative action case
• Scooter crash on Adams investigated
• IU Maurer School of Law center to lead conference at Oxford on international design protection law
• IU Maurer School of Law center to lead conference at Oxford on international design protection law
• Indiana Senate panel approves statewide smoking ban
• IU fraternities to face off in hockey game to benefit colon cancer research, prevention
• Volunteers Continue to Promote Safety and Courtesy on the B-Line
• Suspect in I-65 shooting incident found dead
• Hotline: Bath salts, light totem and help finding a movie
• Almanac
• IU takes care of N.C. Central, 75-56
• Historic district considered to block move of North Walnut Street house
• Head Start gets 'deficiency notice' over 3 instances of a child being left alone for a short period
• IU adding days off in fall, starting earlier this August
• Hoosier swimmers 3rd after Day 1 at Big Tens
• Hummel, Purdue rout 'Huskers
• Pacers roll over Bobcats again
• Tiger survives Match Play opener
• No. 6 Michigan State rallies past Minnesota
• Sports transactions
• N.C. Central game more important than you realize
• Indiana panel backs tighter specialty plate rules
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - February 23, 2012
• Moving in together? Take your time combining pets
• Police beat: Child pornography again found on discarded phone
• Correction
• Legislative breakfast at IU alumni center
• Donations sought for family after fire
• H-T sportswriters Dopirak, Kartje honored
• Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
• France says 'mademoiselle' will not be missed
• Study: Colonoscopy worth the trouble
• Journalists' deaths fuel global anger at Syria
• Speed read: Indiana 3rd in meth lab busts
• Today's boys' basketball matchup
• World briefs: Verdict in Mubarak trial set for June 2
• Girl, 14, dies after inhaling helium at party
• Consumer finance agency will review overdraft charges
• Business briefs: Stocks down slightly after flirting with 13,000
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 23
• IU hoping to send seniors out with win
• Junior's confidence rising at Daytona
• It's time to start seeding sectionals
• Hot Spots - Swing Rays, Night Beds and Carolina Chocolate Drops
• On Stage
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Feb. 23)
• Tallent named as James Beard semi-finalist
• Democracy threatened by speech ruling
• Letter: Is driver a teen?
• Report affirms city's volunteer spirit
• 'Conan' renewed by TBS for 2 more years
• Judge to Lohan: Keep up the good work
• Oscars to drop Kodak name from awards show
• Union suing to block Indiana right-to-work law
• Terre Haute man charged with child molesting in Monroe County
• Student spellers compete Saturday in Central Indiana's IU Bee
• Local vote on I-69 likely to be postponed to March 9
• Greendale man accused of biting off most of man's ear
• IU student reports sexual assault in dorm room
• U.S. Senator Richard Lugar, challenger Mourdock set April debate
• - X-Treme Team: Paper Aeronautics
• Knit and Chat with Pat and Friends
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Southwestern Indiana authorities weigh charges in pursuit crash
• Death notices: Feb. 22, 2012
• IU hopes to bounce back in moved game against N.C. Central
• Indy's Monument Circle target of overnight graffiti vandals
• Guest column: Never too late to stop doing the wrong thing
• Letter: Seat belt law offensive
• Editorial: New roundabout will be worth the mess of building it
• Syria shelling of Homs kills American war reporter, French photojournalist
• Man accused of stunning security guard arrested
• Weather: Feb. 22, 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• Datebook - Feb. 22-24, 2012
• Out and About
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th by doing community service
• City of Bloomington Releases Open Source GeoReporter and uReport tools for Open311
• Tiger not top seed, but still hunted on tour
• Sports transactions
• Golf week
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• Bloomington man with shotgun arrested
• Sports on TV for Feb. 22
• No. 1 Barr-Reeve tops WRV
• Hoosier golf women tie for 14th
• No. 6 Sullivan pulls away late to down Miners
• Surging OV handles Greencastle, 54-40
• T-Birds clinch outright SWIAC title
• Hibbert's big night lifts Pacers over Hornets
• Flu season off to late start this year
• Chuck Wilson: Don't call him 'black,' call him 'Chuck'
• Election briefs: 9th District news
• Barbara Webb, one of city's first female police officers, dies
• Obituaries - February 22, 2012
• Bloomington residents share wishes and hopes at workshop to fine-tune city's future
• No cases of measles reported in Monroe County or surrounding area
• Republicans select new leader as county chairman
• Indiana Legislature briefs: 'Right-to-farm,' 'Credit creep,' energy assistance, Girl Scouts
• Students can use electronic devices at school in experiment
• Coats addresses county GOP at Lincoln Day dinner
• No. 8 Ohio State bounces back in victory over reeling Illinois
• Big Ten Power Rankings
• Governor candidate Gregg says he has ability to get people working together on problems
• High school scoreboard
• Patriots shut down Greencastle, 54-40
• Late shot spoils Edgewood's regular season finale
• South divers finish 1-2 in regional
• Hotline: Repairs for an old sedan and a leather chair; history of Linthicum Church
• Police beat: Child found wandering alone
• Almanac
• Lottery numbers
• Santorum blasts Obama's motives on power, abortion
• Affirmative action in college entrance to get court review
• New Orleans Mardi Gras
• Speed read
• What's in a name? Southern Baptist leaders OK 'Great Commission'
• Russians revive Ice Age flower from frozen burrow
• Court: Rights don't have to be read to prisoners
• Intense shelling kills dozens in Syria
• Yemeni vote puts new leader in place
• Bailout deal gives Greece hope, for now
• Idol's Adam Lambert to sing with rock band Queen
• Oscar nominees dish on their red-carpet underwear
• Economic indicators for Indiana continue to show improvement
• Cigital may open computer security office in downtown Bloomington
• Graduation coach program has been making a difference
• The surprising avocado
• Reel food: Sips, snacks inspired by Oscar winners
• Chocolate concoctions made from cacao bean are often special, much loved treats
• Produce available at Saturday market
• Letter: Religious employer
• Tallent named as James Beard semi-finalist
• Letter: Manifesto on growth
• A quick dinner that will make you feel like a star
• Changes coming to Owen County Farmers' Market this summer
• Trinidad Moruga Scorpion wins hottest pepper title
• Plums give a fresh, tangy taste to a classic crisp
• Sugarland places some Indiana State Fair blame on victims
• Death notices: Feb. 21, 2012
• Investigation continues of Greene County Ind. 445 fatal crash
• Morning report: Possible flu outbreak at St. Charles School, Hoosier Youth Philharmonic headed to Carnegie Hall
• Bloomington man reports he was beaten with brass knuckles at party; battery charge filed
• Applications being accepted for IU-Oxford Information Law Policy program
• Applications being accepted for IU-Oxford Information Law Policy program
• Kentucky Kingdom's fate may be decided this week
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Foundation Center's Philanthropy IN/Sight for SPEA
• Actor finds solace at local farm
• High schools in Morgan County being searched after bomb threat
• Police search for armed suspect who may be heading to Indianapolis
• Italian Nobel medicine winner, former IU prof Dulbecco, dies at 97
• Out and About
• Datebook - Feb. 21-23, 2012
• Senior Calendar
• Girls Inc. honors members, staff
• Spring sox event Thursday kicks off fundraiser for BBBS
• Ryan's IU basketball review
• Editorial: It's time to get to the truth about auditor's office books
• Letter: Heart of controversy
• Letter: Await your guidance
• Weather: Your mama says ...
• R-BB school board not ready to make budget cuts, but OKs new calendar
• Sare/Rogers roundabout questions, concerns abound at meeting Monday
• IU still ranked despite rank performance at Iowa
• Bloomington Volunteers More than State and National Averages
• Net don't let Knicks go Lin-sane
• Indiana House OKs course transfer bill, sends it to governor
• Penn State women clinch share of Big Ten title
• More surgery for former top pick Oden
• Press box
• Student columnist Stewart Rickert offers his farewell
• Sports on TV for Feb. 21
• Area girls' basketball leaders
• Boys' basketball polls
• High school schedule
• Dates set for Jared Jeffries Basketball Camp
• Area divers take aim at state
• Cain leads IU women golfers in spring opener
• Tuesday's boys' basketball matchup
• New IU policy on executive travel addresses plane crash risk
• IU women's 2002 team has ties that bind
• Jackson Creek students learning the hustle, merengue and tango
• Plainclothes cops patrolling downtown Bloomington for underage alcohol violations
• Photos: IU projects changing Third Street landscape
• Almanac
• Hotline: Old buses, summer hat and 1980s movie
• Indiana confirms 14th measles case
• Indiana House votes to punish retailers who sell bath salts or other synthetic drugs
• Indiana bill on right to resist police faces overhaul in House committee
• Parents walk in mini-marathon in memory of their baby daughter, who had leukemia
• Obituaries - February 21, 2012
• IU students start 'Let's Get Fit Together' campaign
• Corrections
• Lottery numbers
• Syrian military masses outside Homs; Red Cross seeks cease-fire
• GOP 'super PACs' buoyed by mega donors in January
• Carnival samba
• Speed
• Sex-changing treatment for kids: It's on the rise
• Hepatitis C deaths up; baby boomers most at risk
• School draws scrutiny over student fines
• US, Mexico agree to cooperate on oil and gas drilling in Gulf
• Spay/neuter month focusing on just that
• YouTube enlists help from big names in TV industry to redefine channels
• For today's car buyers, much less chance of ending up with a lemon
• City animal shelter closing for cleaning, maintenance
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• China's unofficial lending falters; savers protest
• Orchestra gives tribute to late Camilla Williams
• Police beat: Tire stolen off pickup truck
• Indiana House lawmaker opposes Girl Scouts honor, says it's a 'radicalized organization'
• Letter: Show him the door
• Wanted: Input on 'vision' for city
• Settling space requires much cooperation
• Chicago man charged with dealing cocaine, possessing marijuana after traffic stop by Bloomington police
• John Glenn to mark 50 years since orbit of Earth
• IU Maurer School of Law, India's Jindal Global Law School announce new educational initiative
• IU Maurer School of Law, India's Jindal Global Law School announce new educational initiative
• Indiana Attorney Greg Zoeller issues food bank donation challenge to attorneys; there will be trophies
• Muncie man accused of trying to bribe his alleged victim
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• North, South get byes at sectional
• Death notices: Feb. 20, 2012
• Indiana Supreme Court semifinalists set to interview
• Terre Haute plans sculpture to honor Indiana composer
• BHSS Dance Marathon chairs honored by Exchange Club
• Letter: Insist on change
• Proliferation of weapons follows the 'Arab spring'
• Some things just should not be: 'Men Working,' political spending, fan boos
• Weather: Feb. 20, 2012
• City of Bloomington Promotes Special Needs Registry for First Responders
• City of Bloomington Animal Shelter to Close for Maintenance
• Speed read: Whitney Houston laid to rest
• Santorum clarifies he was questioning Obama's 'world view,' not faith
• Snowstorm blinds motorists in the South
• 2 dead, 4 hurt after plane crashes in Colorado during heavy snowstorm
• 3 skiers killed in avalanche outside popular ski resort near Seattle; 4th survives
• FDA to review inhalable caffeine AeroShot
• World briefs
• Iran cuts oil exports to Britain, France
• Seoul begins military drills despite North Korea's threat
• Baby gorilla arrives at Pittsburgh zoo
• Business briefs
• Monroe County property transfers
• Bloomington leaders seeking 'big picture' ideas from residents about city's future
• Inconsistency the one constant for IU
• Reopening of I-64 span brings cheer to businesses
• Hoosiers lay an egg at Iowa
• Lottery numbers
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Stoplight problem and turning right on red
• Almanac
• Road work
• Soup Bowl fundraiser for food bank grows more popular every year
• Obituaries - February 20, 2012
• Agency sees growing need for foster parents
• Weird weather
• Commissioners to take action on county comprehensive plan
• R-BB may tap rainy day fund
• Boys' basketball sectional pairings
• IU roundup: Hoosiers outslug Pittsburgh, 12-7
• Police beat: Shots fired
• $34.5M Hoosier Lottery ticket sold in Shelbyville
• Indiana women drop 14th straight
• University Chorale joins with orchestra to give highly satisfying concert
• Today's death notices
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• Beyond the Scoreboard
• No. 2 Mt. Vernon buries Mustangs in final
• IU roundup: Gophers end Hoosiers' reign at Big Tens
• Mickelson tied for lead after wild ride
• Sports transactions
• 3 Duncans too many for Panthers, 58-53
• 3 Panthers place; Richey frustrated
• WRV shoots down Union, 62-52
• Kyle Busch edges Stewart in Shootout at Daytona
• Press box
• Saturday's boys' basketball scores
• Funding dries up for graduation coach program
• Audit of auditor raises more questions
• Lottery numbers
• Photos: Scouts build tables at Marlin Elementary
• Dog dies in Solsberry mobile home fire
• Apparently intoxicated man demands ride from motorist
• Bomb-sniffing dog joins IU police force
• Danish cops launch questionnaire in hopes of stemming burglaries
• NYPD watched Muslim students all over Northeast
• Carnival finery
• Diplomats: Iran poised for big jump in its nuclear program
• Speed read
• Woman , 20, dies after freak church shooting
• Mercury workers gather 50 years after Glenn launch
• First Nobel/Ig Nobel winner is no mad scientist
• Chief defends police who missed body in truck
• Expect a shootout between IU, Iowa
• IU women looking to past successes
• Sports on TV for Feb. 19
• Watford's eyes a window into his game
• South 2nd, North 4th at CI gymnastics meet
• Almanac: Feb. 19, 2012
• Obituaries - February 19, 2012
• Local business briefs
• Bernadette Peters to sing at IU Auditorium
• Mustangs hustle into regional final
• Today's death notices - Feb. 18
• Collaboration between film, music students on big screen
• Electronic music finds regular showcase and champion in Bloomington
• Whitney Houston remembered at NJ hometown funeral
• Rare hooded crane draws crowds to Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area in Greene County
• IDEM cites I-69 project for erosion issues
• Overnight police and fire checks - Feb. 18
• Today's weather: Sunny but cool
• Concert a fundraiser for 4-year-old with liver cancer
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Cougars come up short vs. Bull Dogs
• IU roundup: Vavra's record win helps IU move up to 2nd at Big Ten meet
• Weber hopes to finish his career with Illinois
• Stewart behind 1st crash of year
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 18
• Girls' basketball regional pairings
• Edgewood seniors go out in style
• Rebuilt Model T anything but a drag
• 3 Panthers, 1 Eagle advance to state quarterfinals
• No. 7 T-Birds clinch share of SWIAC title
• Hays kickstarts Bloomfield blowout
• WRV out-paces North Daviessm 33-14
• South snaps losing skid - barely
• Linton holds off North Central, 63-58
• Panthers, Cougars have high hopes for CI meet
• IU campus building projects on target
• A familiar feeling for Mustangs at regional
• Sare and Rogers roundabout on the way
• Lottery numbers
• Greg and Mary Tourner volunteer with area youth to help them start off right
• Almanac
• MCCSC schools can win free books when residents register, read
• Chlorine treatment of Bloomington-area tap water to start Sunday
• Southern Indiana's Nashville makes Frommer's list of 10 'coolest' small towns
• State attorney general to visit Hoosier Hills Food Bank Monday
• Photo: Catching some rays
• Obama raised $29 million in January for his campaign, Democrats
• Obituaries - February 18, 2012
• Banking hub ready to evict Iran
• President for a day
• Warm winter could ruin Indiana's fruit crops
• Police beat: Burglar kicks in door; driver hits restaurant, leaves scene; teens accused of having sex at school
• Corrections
• Speed read
• Presidents Day holiday to alter some schedules Monday
• Maryland poised to become 8th state to OK gay marriage
• Deal trims maximum jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• Congress passes payroll tax bill
• China faces conflict of law, business in iPad row
• Business briefs
• Class, legal assistance offered to people seeking to become US citizens
• Last-second bucket lifts Indian Creek over Brown County
• Tax workshop Feb. 28 at IU designed to help local nonprofit groups
• Conservative activists fighting Indiana license plates supporting gay youth
• Saturday's girls' regional basketball matchup
• Saturday's boys' basketball matchup
• Greene County man found guilty of child molesting charges
• Clinic is there for those in need
• LetterL Bedbug be gone
• Letter: Our global society
• Letter: Thank you, Verdell
• 25 busts in 45 days: Meth problem requires attention
• Purdue dismisses Barlow, suspends Byrd from basketball team
• Movie times
• Movie times
• Home of the week
• Monroe County man shoots himself in leg; tells police gun "accidentally went off"
• Production underway for first Ivy Tech Bloomington student play at Ivy Tech Waldron
• High school sports chat: Edgewood in regionals, Bloomington North and South basketball
• Bedford North Lawrence High School principal remains on administrative leave
• Creating a home office that works for you
• Seeds from an heirloom garden
• Antiquing With Susan
• Indiana University news tips from 2012 AAAS annual meeting
• Morning report: New roundabout at Sare and Rogers, Greene County trial
• Greek-key motif unlocks world of possibilities in furniture design
• Homes Calendar
• Muted colors lead fall/winter trendy choices
• Towel warmers
• Century-old living room gets modern twist
• Get a shed for yard tools and give your garage a break
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• Death notices: Feb. 17, 2012
• Weather: Area schools delayed due to fog
• Six area wrestlers hope to take down competition at state finals
• Ryan's IU review
• Letter: Keeping it civil
• Jobless rate not as funny as duo's routine
• And another thing: Lugar's a Hoosier, talking buses
• MCCSC, R-BB, Eastern Greene, Bloomfield schools on delay due to fog; other area delays
• Indiana lawmakers eye early end to session
• Proposal will raise IU residence hall rates an average of 5%
• Friday's boys' basketball matchups
• Martinsville school board accepts resignation of former coach facing nudity charge
• North, South off to fast starts in prelims
• BC boys back to .500 with win over Monrovia
• Hoosier women lose unlucky 13th to No. 9 Ohio State
• From New York to Taiwan, Lin-sanity takes over
• Press box
• High school scoreboard
• Vavra sets Big Ten record in the 200 IM
• TV for Friday, February 17th
• Manning had additional surgery on injured neck
• Penn State holds on to beat Iowa at home
• Led by Draymond Green, No. 7 Michigan State pounds No. 15 Wisconsin at home
• Bruce Weber apologizes for post-game criticism of players
• Police beat: Prescription medicine stolen
• Fair victim testifies on plan for found money
• Committee to push for safer late-night stores
• United Way weekly report
• Laurie Burns McRobbie named Woman of Year
• Evansville area could get federal help to fight meth
• Almanac
• Hotline: VHS-C adapter, White Castle and darkened doughnuts
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - February 17, 2012
• Learn about saving energy
• Legislative breakfast Saturday in Spencer
• Scientists to study toxin, paralysis ties
• State appeals court rules judge should have stepped aside in case
• Winfrey joins Kimmel's post-Oscar extravaganza
• Thornton takes the reins for Mustangs
• Cops: Man fesses up after reading about heist
• Government: Dashboard tech out of hand
• Nigerian underwear bomber gets life in prison
• Parents need more info on apps for kids, FTC reports
• Speed read
• Congress unveils payroll tax bill
• Tax records show Santorum richer since leaving Senate
• Prison fire exposes dysfunction, chaos in Honduras prison system
• Suspected gunman, 4th victim found dead in house
• IU Health CEO: Cost of health care reform bill will likely end health insurance for some employees
• Canada's consul general, Roy Norton, to discuss Hoosier exports at Indiana University on Feb. 24
• Winter wheels: Bloomington riders say bad-weather biking can be fun
• Local business briefs
• Eden Collaborative works to realize potential of urban environment
• Electronic marketing is efficient and effective
• Duke Energy fourth quarter earnings fall on mild weather
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• Airlines cite fuel costs as fares rise
• 'Borrowers' tale 'Secret World of Arrietty' has a warm charm
• Airport security gets simpler - for a select few
• Letter: We should be proud
• Letter: How did it all start?
• IU/IU Health impact on Indiana: Billions of dollars to economy, thousands of jobs to state residents
• High school basketball tip-off show: South Central Indiana sports scene
• Valentine's Day gift leads to arrest on molesting charges
• Indiana State Police to investigate Martinsville coach charged with public nudity
• Bloomington police investigate molesting seen on YouTube post
• IU sports chat: Northwestern win, Verdell Jones big plays, Maurice Creek's role,
• Babysitter tells Bloomington police man exposed himself to her
• Butler's new Blue III bulldog mascot to make debut Saturday
• Chesterton woman who kept 105 dogs charged with neglect
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Intermediate Spanish
• Dau-Schmidt testifies before Congress on union workers and political contributions
• Weather: Fog, light rain this morn - and did your lights go out, too?
• Death notices: Feb. 16, 2012
• Sectionals up for grabs this season
• Labor Dept. changes child labor plan
• Letter: MPO working to resolve issues
• Instant Message: What is your favorite comic strip and why?
• Editorial: R-BB board has tough decisions to make
• Letter: Council properly involved
• City and Indiana Legal Services sponsor Citizenship and Naturalization Class
• Edgewood's Mabry likely done after arrest
• IU women 2nd after Day 1 of Big Ten swim meet
• Indiana sports schedule
• IU remains upbeat despite 12-game skid
• Wednesday's boys' basketball scores
• Sports transactions
• Foes allege U.S. Sen. Lugar really doesn't live in Indiana
• Indiana's game trumps Northwestern's in end
• Bloomington Transit plans to install devices to automatically announce bus route details
• Hummel, Boilers hold off struggling Illini
• Race week
• Sports on TV for Feb. 16
• Critics say bullying legislation could obstruct students' freedom of speech
• Indiana Senate education committee passes credit creep bill
• Irving returns, leads Cavs past Pacers
• Press box
• Murder suspect can follow depositions via video conferencing system, judge says
• Kaufman happy to help replace Sembower Field
• Indiana State weighs leasing property for oil, gas drilling
• Suspect in 5 killings in Indiana pleads guilty
• Indiana legislators advance ban on school bus fees
• IU trustees to hear major report on university's economic impact on the state
• VIM patients say others too embarrassed to seek free health care, IU survey finds
• Obituaries - February 16, 2012
• Almanac
• Hotline: Absentee voting, paying Duke bill and a lost wheelchair
• Marlin, Tri-North students to compete in robotics event
• Lottery numbers
• Bill makes Indiana drunken driving and boating laws the same
• Elections brief: Young to meet with constituents
• Election brief: Paul calls for Gerstman to resign
• Honduran prison fire death toll: 358
• Overly specific school-zone sign irks driver
• Speed read: Interracial marriage in U.S. hits new high
• Syria's Assad calls for vote on constitution while stepping up assault
• Sarkozy seeking second term as president of France
• Defiant Iran claims progress on nuclear fuel
• Chinese VP Xi wraps up highly scripted visit to Washington, D.C.
• World briefs: One soldier, 5 officials killed in Yemen
• Final version of Monroe County Comprehensive Plan released
• Local ACHIEVE group picked to mentor another community
• Man hospitalized after eating at the Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas
• Police beat: Vandalism at Kilroy's
• Correction
• 15-minute-old newborn gets pacemaker
• Court ruling ousting Camm prosecutor stands
• Electronic cigarette explodes in man's mouth
• Artist gives audience a lesson and a treat
• Latest shooting was seventh for Scottsdale police officer
• Nation briefs: Judge says Texas should plan on May 29 primary
• FDA, drug makers work to ease shortage of cancer medicine
• Eurozone calls for tighter Greek surveillance
• Milestone win for the Hoosiers
• Counterfeit drugs big business worldwide
• Jones turns boos into a standing ovation
• Indiana grandfather on trial over forced Grand Canyon hikes
• Thanks
• Friends gather to honor Bettyclaire Day
• Out and About
• Instant Message: What is your favorite comic strip and why?
• Thomas, other officers deserve congratulations
• On Stage
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Woman, 25, dead after crash on Ind. 445
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Feb. 16)
• Top Fives
• Hot Spots - Lera Lynn, Charles Bradley and the Sklar Brothers
• Boomers top Seniors in annual Wendell Brinson Challenge
• IU to present rapper Chuck D for Black History Month
• Shots fired, shell casings found at Bloomington apartment complex
• 2nd blood test of Indy cop sought in fatal crash
• ISU weighs leasing property for oil, gas drilling
• Indiana fair relief funds make 3rd round of payments
• Plan to drug test Indiana welfare recipients stalls
• Morning Report: Health Care VIM Survey, Judge disciplined
• Thanks
• Datebook - Feb. 15-17, 2012
• Thanks
• Out and About
• Volunteer opportunities
• Movie times
• Movie times
• Evening Family Story Time
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Close to home – Rural students embrace easy access to college
• Death notices: Feb. 15, 2012
• Indiana lawmakers seek energy aid for Hoosiers
• Web surfers can track Indiana police cadets online
• Southwest Indiana man held after fatal crash with wheelchair
• IndyCar drivers foresee safer sport in 2012
• Trial to start in forced Grand Canyon hikes
• Kinser headlines 2012 Monroe County Sports Hall of Fame class
• New group aims to improve travel for those with disabilities
• Editorial: Monroe County officials should work with state on I-69 section
• Editorial: New group to add strong voice for public education
• Letter: Humbug on sports coverage
• Weather: Feb. 15, 2012
• Strong 2nd half carries Mustangs past DC, 68-63
• Local Indiana State Police: 25 meth labs busted in past 45 days, half in Monroe County
• Pacers can't cool off Heat, fall 105-90
• Ex-Hoosier Gordon has knee scoped
• Sports transactions
• No. 6 Buckeyes bounce back against Gophers
• Preparing for Wildcats no easy task
• Miners turn back Clay City, 64-61
• Wolverines hold off North Central, 53-45
• No. 7 T-Birds roll over Paoli, 89-40
• Indiana bill to teach creationism being shelved
• MCCSC evaluating issues regarding longer school days, referendum funds
• Sculptor Reza Pishgahi to craft BEAD gateways for Fourth Street in Bloomington
• Almanac
• Hotline: Sidewalk repair, Tapp Road house and rude telemarketers
• Purdue-Calumet professor's Islam comments create stir
• Local coalition forms to advocate and defend Indiana public education
• Indiana House passes alcohol immunity bill to help underaged drinkers
• Lottery numbers
• Fresh violence in Syria as UN warns of civil war
• Schools change policy blamed for bullying of gay students
• Penalty considered that would cripple Iran
• Important relationship: US gives future Chinese leader big welcome
• Speed read
• She said yes
• GOP muscles restrictive abortion legislation through Virginia House
• US weighing steep nuclear arms cuts
• Doctor gets 4 life terms in pill mill case
• Obama's budget plan, like most, includes some phantom savings
• Negotiators reach tentative payroll tax cut pact
• Business briefs
• Obituaries - February 15, 2012
• Jury finds man guilty of 2 felonies linked to dispute over woman
• Trial between neighbors to continue on May 16
• Fate of Walnut Street house on Bloomington City Council agenda
• Wanted: Satellite voting site
• Press box
• Free cholesterol tests at Planned Parenthood
• Golf week
• Irsay expects to meet with Manning in next week
• Police beat: Sears employees arrested in theft
• Private funeral for Houston set for Saturday in Newark, New Jersey
• Indiana legislators' idea of 'theory' fails semantic test
• Letter: Time on studies
• Chelsea Morning Bakery now includes savory lunch items
• Braise a ruckus this weekend
• Good vs. Evil: Eric Ripert and Anthony Bourdain share the IU Auditorium stage
• Try healthier options for cooking oils
• Local produce at Saturday market
• Sweet taste of New Orleans
• What's for dinner tonight? Try No-Bean Beef Chili
• Ivy Tech offers tax help to low-income households
• Jerry Sichting named interim boys' basketball coach at Martinsville High School
• Indianapolis police officer surrenders after standoff
• Occupy movement plans Midwest regional gathering in St. Louis
• Kentucky nabs suspect in bank robberies in 5 states
• Club for Growth backs Mourdock in Indiana Senate race
• Community-supported agriculture chat: Restaurants using local produce, choosing the right CSA
• Sherman-Minton bridge may reopen later this month
• Morning report: Meth lab busts in Bloomington area, Barbershop quartet serenades
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Horoscope
• Out and About
• Datebook - Feb. 14-16, 2012
• Thanks
• Happy birthday, Gladys!
• Death notices: Feb. 14, 2012
• Indiana proposal would loosen charity gambling rules
• Judge sets trial date for suspect in 1979 Vigo County slaying
• Blind resume favors IU
• Guest column: Right-to-work law leaves workers less protection
• Letter: Action was cruel
• Letter: Not the whole story
• Editorial: City wise to look at innovation as budget strategy
• Weather: Freezing drizzle a possibility
• Spencer-Owen Schools on two-hour delay this morning
• Former IU player Whitney Thomas learning new skills as assistant coach
• “ImagineBloomington” Envisions the City’s Planning Future
• Romney's Indiana co-chairman could decide Santorum's fate
• Photos: Public display of affection, Valentine's gifts, adventurous wedding
• Court rules Gov. Daniels doesn't have to give a deposition in IBM case
• Benefit in March to mark anniversary of Norbu's death one year ago Tuesday
• Grammy-award winning Bon Iver album on Bloomington's Jagjaguwar label
• R-BB school board wants more options for cutting $800,000 from 2012 budget
• Nation briefs
• No signs of foul play in Whitney Houston's death; funeral plans taking shape
• Almanac
• Chance to act in play a big draw for Tri-North middle schoolers
• Kentucky school officials say bedbugs at school a hoax
• Greece surveys damage from rioting
• Valentine's Day: Bliss, sadness, or a just an excuse to eat candy?
• Bombers target Israeli diplomats in India, Georgia
• Valentines: Stone Belt workers' romance based on laughter, thoughtfulness, trust
• Georgia man goes on trial this week in 2010 shooting of IU graduate
• Hotline: Saving soup labels; fixing traffic sensors; donating journals
• Emergency food flown in to stranded residents in snowbound European towns
• US soldier's death in Afghanistan sparks debate over arming medevacs
• Researchers look to trim back super-size orders with smaller sides, plate colors
• Legislative committee to consider issue of selling raw milk
• IU briefs: Gould chosen for institute; internment camps to be discussed
• Police fire tear gas at Bahrain protesters ahead of anniversary of uprising
• World briefs
• Mountain West, C-USA to form new league
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 14
• Carpenter signs with Chevrolet for 2012
• YMCA swim lessons available in Ellettsville
• Boys' basketball polls
• Tuesday's boys' basketball matchup
• Public gives input on MCCSC's proposed mission statement
• Hoosiers get bump in polls; Zeller honored again
• BC boys score 5th win in last 6 games
• Senior Night a success for Panther gymnasts
• Ivy Tech offers tax help to low-income households
• Celebrating Abilities Resource Fair March 3 to feature animal shows
• Obituaries - February 14, 2012
• Edgewood girls' sectional title a family affair
• Fight erupts during breakup; woman arrested
• Lottery numbers
• Free workshop on Alzheimer's disease
• Pit bull dogs fixed for free
• 10 measles cases now confirmed
• Police beat: Man finds stranger in basement
• Cord program a success; 45-minute work intriguing
• House GOP have fallback plan on payroll tax
• Obama pushes for community college job training
• Obama's budget: Government still getting bigger
• Business briefs
• Martinsville basketball coach retires day after arrest
• Bloomington police: Four arrested after shot fired at Twin Lakes complex
• Man charged with molesting wife's granddaughter in Bloomington
• Letter: Clear as mud
• Letter: Lazy hunters
• Petition worthy, but leave council out
• Morning report: R-BB budget cuts to be discussed tonight, Whitney Thomas profile
• Bedbugs found at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis
• Neighbors birthdays
• Datebook - Feb. 13-15, 2012
• Country Sampler column: Thinking what to do about Valentine's Day?
• Stewards
• Out and About
• Seniors: Help with money management is available
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Weather: Snow expected tonight
• Death notices: Feb. 13, 2012
• Ex-Marine offered no-jail deal from NY prosecutors
• Illini putback keeps IU winless in Big Ten
• Indiana celebrities craft artwork for heart awareness
• Court hearing dispute on forcing Daniels testimony
• Body of disabled southern Indiana man found in wooded area
• Guest column: Bicycle commuting can change approach to many problems
• Letter: Empty storefronts
• Carnival goes to the dogs with Rio pet parade
• Greece passes austerity deal amid rioting
• Speed: German city ousts mayor criticized over festival deaths
• Militia trial set to open 2 years after federal raid
• “ImagineBloomington” to Envision the City’s Planning Future
• Top Republican wants vote on birth control mandate
• Arab League wants UN peacekeepers in Syria
• 9 die in Kosovo avalanche; child pulled out alive
• World briefs
• 'The Artist' tops UK film awards
• Investigators seek answers in Whitney Houston's death
• Business briefs
• Paragon town council votes to pay back taxes to avoid IRS takeover
• Monroe County among declared natural disaster areas for 2011 heat, drought
• Monroe County property transfers
• Adele top winner with 6 Grammys
• IU roundup: Wrestlers dominant in 3 wins
• Music a feast for the ears
• Michigan tops Illini, stays perfect at home
• Sports on TV for Feb. 13
• High school sports schedule
• Some stories take time to develop, while others change course quickly
• Girls' basketball regional pairings
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Sheriff experience, Regis Philbin and Do Not Call number
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Inspired Mickelson crushes Tiger, Pebble field
• Hummel leads Boilers past Wildcats
• Almanac
• Photo: Is this where ice milk comes from?
• Hoosiers, Illini 'Think Pink' for breast cancer awareness
• News from IU: COAS Dean Larry Singell joins Boomers for hoops challenge
• Spring training opens with new faces in new places
• Lottery numbers
• Valentine's Day holds sweet memories for Bloomington widow
• Contestants chosen for 'Dancing with Celebrities'
• Living with dialysis
• Budget cuts could cost R-BB jobs
• Jim and Doris Sims: Dedicated to improving the community
• Blood drives scheduled this month
• Correction
• Road work
• Obituaries - February 13, 2012
• Bloomington police name Thomas officer of the year
• Remembering a good friend, a good father and a writer of stories about enduring relationships
• Today's death notices
• Body found in creek ID'ed as missing Lafayette woman
• Indiana withholds results of drug lab retesting
• Jack Hanna berates Ohio legislators on exotic pet laws
• - Saving the Big Cats
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• ARF! Read to a Dog
• Alef Ba
• Saturday's girls' basketball scores
• Saturday's boys' basketball scores
• Junior Brianna McClellan named Miss IU
• Mustangs hit stride, win title
• Author Zaslow killed in car accident Friday
• Obituaries - February 12, 2012
• Camilla Williams a true pioneer, exceptional artist and woman
• Panthers get 2 titles, 5 to state
• Poison Arrows sink Wolverines
• BC boys too much for Mitchell
• Dozens of pets rescued from Ohio fire find homes
• Purple squirrel spotted by Pennsylvania couple
• Wagging tails replace sad eyes in Westminster ads
• North gymnastics sets school record; South takes 1st
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Press box
• Bloomington facing budget challenges
• Nuggets upend Pacers
• 'Artful learning' curriculum at Fairview offers new ways to engage students
• Americans sweep past Swiss at Davis Cup
• Wi keeps lead; Tiger within 4
• IU's Butler wins pair at SPIRE Invitational
• IU baseball banking on speed in new era
• Spartans power past Buckeyes in Big Ten showdown
• Legislature 'sleepwalking' through session
• IU recruits pleased 'movement' already begun
• Sports on TV for Feb. 12
• Lottery numbers
• Indiana goes for 1st Big Ten win in over a year today
• Glass Slipper project collecting prom dresses for girls who need them
• Simpson gets national attention with amendment to creationism bill
• Speed read
• Sewage for Valentine's Day
• Conservatives scoff at birth control rewrite
• Romney quiet about health care law he signed as Massachusetts governor
• Norwegians seek A-ha! moment in North Korean music
• No discipline planned at college degree mill
• US general in Egypt to discuss crackdown on Western groups
• World briefs
• Planned opening of Macri's delayed
• Actress, singer Whitney Houston dies at 48
• Whitney Houston dies at 48
• Local business briefs
• Almanac: Feb. 12, 2012
• Panther swimmers make most of trip to state
• Warriors rally, hand South 6th straight loss
• Illica Pozzatti going for it
• Indiana University Outdoor Adventure offers training, trips for all types of adventures
• Today's weather: Brrrr
• Overnight police and fire checks - Feb. 11
• Today's death notices - Feb. 11
• Monroe County primary election: With the filing time now over, the 2012 election's starting to take shape
• Sikh temple under construction in suburban Detroit vandalized with epithets, images
• I Believe' license plates available in SC, 2 years after lawsuit ruling
• US sex abuse lawsuit against Vatican dismissed
• Out and About
• Datebook - Feb. 11-13, 2012
• Would Monroe County vote for a Mormon?
• Local religion briefs
• Movement seeks amendment to nullify Citizens United decision making corporations 'people'
• Slick roads send vehicles sliding
• South falls to Columbus North in sectional semifinals
• Local governments invited to help plan Section 5 of I-69
• Memphis pulls away to beat Pacers, 98-92
• Many Indiana House Democrats calling it quits; GOP's Espich also leaving
• Gov. Mitch Daniels would consider post under GOP president
• Ballot scanners, new privacy booths at all polling locations in Monroe County
• Press box
• Shakamak edges WRV in sectional semifinal
• Brewer's have rat-rod fever
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Friday's girls' basketball sectional scores
• Sports transactions
• Hoosiers fast in distance medley
• Obituaries - February 11, 2012
• Police beat: Meter box stolen; man taken for mental health evaluation; jail bookings
• Almanac
• Record-setting Papp, 2 relays qualify at state
• Lottery numbers
• Bloomfield, Eastern bow out in sectional semifinals
• Edgewood music teacher Verda Slinkard hurt in wreck
• Asian hooded crane lands in Goose Pond wildlife area
• Murder trial set in shooting of Pizza X delivery driver
• Edgewood, BC advance to sectional final
• Tickets for Feb. 19 Soup Bowl Benefit selling fast
• Under fire, Obama changes birth control policy
• Speed read
• Feds investigate door fires in 2007 Camrys, RAV4s
• Spain approves sweeping labor reforms
• Audit: North Dakota university awarded unearned degrees
• North, BC looking for new volleyball coaches
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• Today's boys' basketball matchup
• South leads large area contingent to semistate
• Crean says IU better now than when it was 12-0
• Monroe clerk's grant will move voter accessibility forward
• The primary races are on, and some could be heated
• Letter: Not a corporation
• Letter: Big can be better
• Letter: A rigged game
• Letter: Truth about the elections
• Monroe County government credit card policy tightened
• Miss IU draws seven contestants to Saturday pageant
• High school sports: Eastern Greene basketball review, Bloomington vs. Columbus in sectional play
• Three MCCSC schools take security measures after bus driver reports seeing gun exchange in the area
• Harvard joins IU eTexts initiative
• Wild West honored at Saddle Up in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
• Macri's at the Depot in downtown Bloomington opening Saturday
• Kids learn about starting up small businesses through Lemonade Day program
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• -Reading Rockets: Fun with Science
• Job Search Interview and Resume Help @ Your Library
• It's Your Money: Talk to An Expert
• Introduction to Finding Funders
• Death notices: Feb. 9, 2012
• Ivy Tech Bloomington provides free tax preparation assistance for low-income families
• Broadway set to tell the tale of Magic and Bird
• Number of businesses a reliable indicator of economic vitality
• Wind turbine maker bringing jobs to southern Indiana
• Letter: Talking points
• And another thing: New election board, bed bugs
• Weather: Messy roads this afternoon
• Aman: Law schools in transition, but not in crisis
• Thursday's boys' basketball scores
• Johnson in 3-way tie at Pebble; Tiger 5 back
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 10
• T.H. South too fast for Bloomfield
• Parker's buzzer-beater lifts OV over Washington
• Undermanned Cougars fall in 2 OTs to Patriots
• Sports transactions
• Zeller shows he can physically match up with anyone now
• IU unleashes killer instinct
• T-Birds cruise - even on off night
• Weather emergency exercise preceded stage collapse at Indiana State Fair
• Democrat John Miller outlines his stances in 9th District race
• Hotline: Manhole covers, missing street sign and a scam alert
• Indiana panel OKs overhaul of school grading system
• Almanac
• University Elementary students celebrate the rhythms of Africa
• Firm hired to help plan new downtown tech park
• Democratic candidate for governor John Gregg files signatures
• Educators welcome waiver from federal rules
• Election briefs: Gohn running for Owen judge; Wells running for Monroe council; Monroe filings
• Farm shares support local agriculture
• Obituaries - February 10, 2012
• Discount drug card funds county coffers
• Lottery numbers
• Correction
• Police bust 3rd meth lab in Bloomington this week
• Monroe County crime drops outside the city in 2011
• Letter: War industries
• Letter: Endorsing Ron Paul
• Police beat: Officer kicked during arrest; jail bookings
• Letter: Kindness appreciated
• Open house Friday at Community Justice and Mediation Center
• United Way of Monroe County at 84% of goal
• Timpanist, orchestra thrill audience at Musical Arts Center
• Satire taken seriously on congressman's Facebook page
• Suffering deepens in bombarded Syrian city
• Speed read
• Women at war: Pentagon eases job limits
• Thousands join first lady for Let's Move event
• Florida mogul, facing trial, adopts his girlfriend
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• US Marines posed with Nazi SS symbol
• Studies: For pregnant women with cancer, chemo possible
• Pot use, car crashes linked
• Judge: Lactation firing not sex discrimination
• Health plans ordered to provide consumer-friendly summaries
• Center Grove outmuscles South, 77-57
• IU recruit Ferrell named McDonald's All-American
• Friday's girls' basketball matchups
• Toyota investment important to state, researcher says
• 'Journey 2' sinks Verne's isle in 3-D muck
• 'Safe House' offers generic thrills
• Treacly 'Vow' tugs at the heart
• Unemployment applications near a new, 4-year low
• Local business briefs
• On Screen
• Pepsico to cut 8,700 jobs around the world
• The Briar and the Burley's recent move should be smoke shop's last, longtime owner says
• Kids learn about starting up small businesses through Lemonade Day program
• Monroe County Election Board reinstates public comment before votes
• High school sports tip-off show
• Indiana among 10 states to get education waivers
• Indiana State Fair Commission pays fine over stage collapse
• IU sports: Big Ten Tourney predictions, Etherington, Zeller vs. Leonard
• Morgan County fatal eagle shooting prompts DNR investigation
• Morning report: Monroe County crime stats, community-supported agriculture
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Tuneful Twos
• Tuneful Twos
• Intermediate Spanish
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Death notices: Feb. 9, 2012
• Shopping for Amish food
• Ready for a quake
• Toyota to expand Indiana plant, add 400 jobs
• Desperation, Darwin key to Indiana's final stretch
• Weather: Mostly sunny this afternoon
• Indiana court seeks public input on parenting rules
• New church at Santa Claus
• Editorial: County reorganization worth ample time, effort and scrutiny
• Instant Message: Monroe County government reorganization
• Letter: Right to work will help
• Photo: Ind. 45/46 Bypass construction
• Looking for Mr. Right-wing: Study shows singles' romances match their political beliefs
• Rivers' 3 at buzzer stuns Tar Heels
• Indiana signs five, adds one transfer for 2012 class
• IU survey: National experts give Congress a guarded grade of C-minus
• WFIU/WTIU journalist Shameka Neely sees Oprah as role model
• A beautiful week awaits at Pebble Beach
• Rescued dog bites TV anchor during broadcast
• Smith leads Hawks past Pacers, 97-87
• Pet oxygen masks can save animals' lives in fires
• Sports transactions
• MCCSC parents, forum attendees say wording in vision, mission statements 'is so cold'
• Wednesday's boys' basketball scores
• Hotline: Broken lights device, rocker repairs and strange postcards
• Wednesday's girls' sectional basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Almanac
• Lottery numbers
• Southern Michigan zoo gets snow leopard from Indiana
• Judge tosses case seeking rights for orcas
• Top-ranked junior Schneider to be a Tar Heel
• Eastern Greene rolls into sectional semifinal
• Can you trust your doctor?
• Tribe to take over Skywalk at Grand Canyon
• World briefs: EU threatens new sanctions on Syria
• Nation briefs: More airports to offer less-hassle screenings
• Beach Boys to reunite for Grammys
• 'Parents Night Out' fundraiser for baby
• Tilford submits courtesy filing in 9th
• Obituaries - February 9, 2012
• Freezing conditions paralyze Danube River shipping
• Super seniors lead South to state
• Edwards campaign owes taxpayers, but still spending
• For Santorum, new challenges follow big wins
• Speed read: Washington state OKs gay marriage
• Russians reach Antarctic lake
• Buzz on the go: Getting caffeine can be as easy as breathing
• Jobs gap between young and old is widest ever, new report shows
• Holiday World's Koch family moves closer to reviving Kentucky park
• Police beat: Video show man kicking door
• MPO meeting Friday afternoon
• Columnist to speak on failing schools
• Hundreds of bowlers expected for fundraiser
• First live stream of Super Bowl gets 2.1 million viewers
• Elias has nothing on Hickory Husker
• Thursday's boys' basketball matchups
• Indiana transfers Ernie Pyle home to nonprofit group
• On Stage
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Top Fives
• Hot Spots - Cheyenne Marie Mize, Valentine's Day and Cafe Cubano
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Feb. 9)
• News of the Weird
• Letter: Why the U-turn
• Letter: Don't abandon rights
• Super fans exercised restraint
• Child taken from home after meth found inside; mother and two men arrested
• Measles patient at Super Bowl venue among 4 cases
• Vote on Monroe County Comprehensive Plan postponed
• Air-cargo handler at Indianapolis facility fined $1M for violations
• Rifle found in car of Bloomington High School North student
• Indiana State Fair stage collapse: State fines sound company, union and fair commission for violations
• John Tilford files candidacy for Indiana's 9th District
• Out and About
• Volunteer opportunities
• Morning Report: Sex and politics, Monroe County credit cards
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Put It In Order Circulation Volunteer Training
• Madonna's stage crew included Martinsville woman
• Death notices: Feb. 8, 2011
• Harvard Business Publishing joins IU eTexts initiative
• Report: Calls to child ombudsman rose 42 percent
• North falls in sectionals, South dominates Shelbyville
• Make Hilly safe as possible
• Editorial: Hotel project a positive possibility for downtown
• Weather: Feb. 8, 2012
• Datebook - Feb. 8-10, 2012
• Out and About
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Rick Santorum wins in Minnesota caucuses, challenges in Colorado contest
• City of Bloomington Animal Shelter Holds "My Furry Valentine" Adoption Promotion
• Bloomington Artist Reza Pishgahi Selected for Gateway Public Art Project
• Monroe County's bedbug problem is far from over, experts and survey agree
• Authors retire book on Spierer's disappearance at her family's request
• Students practice earthquake survival skills during ShakeOut
• Bloomfield's 97.2% graduation rate wins state recognition; other area schools' 2010-11 numbers mixed
• Commercial space requested for new downtown Marriott hotel plan
• Big Ten suggests 4-team playoff option for BCS
• O'Connor breaks 36 to lead North over OV, Martinsville
• Speed read: Same-sex marriage ban overturned by federal appeals court
• Obama embraces 'super PAC' fundraising in wake of increasing GOP competition
• CDC study: Bread beats out chips as biggest salt source
• North Knox knocks Linton out of sectional
• Owen Valley rally falls short, 48-42
• Election briefs: Paul a candidate for commissioner
• Sports transactions
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• Tuesday night's girls' basketball sectional scores
• Komen executive resigns after Planned Parenthood flap
• Correction
• Neighbors' dispute winds up before judge
• House seeks consolidation of federal buildings akin to BRAC move
• Hotline: Sidewalk on 17th Street and finding burnt out lights
• Almanac
• World briefs: Police strife in Brazil threatens upcoming Carnival festivities
• Library board cancels meeting
• Students competing for Miss IU crown
• Appeals court: Seniors can't reject Medicare right
• Delays expected during tree work
• New Web portal aims to boost Bloomington technology industry growth, hiring
• League holding legislative update
• Business briefs: Job openings, consumer borrowing rise
• No. 3 Ohio State sneaks by Purdue
• Granger, Collison lead Pacers past Millsap, Jazz
• Press box
• Two guys start a movement in latest Cardinal Stage Company production
• TV for Wednesday, February 8th
• Big Ten Power Rankings
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - February 8, 2012
• A musical self-exiled to the john, but in a good way
• Father arrested after child found in house with meth inside; father's friend also faces charges
• Wow your valentine with chocolate treats
• Take nutrition to heart
• Experimenting with vegan diet seems to have health benefits
• Naughty Dog introduces a new and unique dog
• Valentine's Day treat, CSA information available at Saturday's Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market
• An easy, do-ahead mousse you'll just love
• A Valentine's Day meal thanks to seafood and cream
• The Bloomington Arts Commission believes in public art
• Letter: More than symbolism
• Letter: Cruel policy
• Letter: Income distribution
• Tom Crean teaming up with Backstreet Missions for ESPN charity challenge
• Bloomington police, schools on alert about 'suspicious' man
• Southern Indiana caver killed self in treacherous cave
• Sex, love, and virtue at the Wells-Metz
• Thanks
• Out and About
• Datebook - Feb. 7-9, 2012
• Senior Calendar
• Seniors supporters needed
• Morning report: Bed bugs in Monroe County, Certified Tech Park in downtown Bloomington
• New Castle man tried to steal woman's dentures
• Death notices: Feb. 7, 2012
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• It's Your Money: FAFSA Workshop
• New Movie Monday
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Guest column: Advocates aid kids in tough situations
• West Lafayette students headed to D.C. science tournament
• Indiana police officer arrested on gas-theft charge
• Indiana recruit Mosquera-Perea work in progress
• Letter: Constant reminder
• Editorial: Hardly surprising that Peoples Park protest resulted in more police calls
• Weather: Icy fog this morn
• African American Read-in brings students to IU to celebrate black history
• Failures can also breed confidence
• Hotline: Probation officers and Leonard Springs Road
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Feb. 7
• Boys' basketball polls
• High school sports schedule
• Almanac
• Girls' basketball polls
• BJLBA registration open for 2012
• IU grad student Carl Darnell a passionate advocate for black students, opportunities
• No. 8 South wins, sets school scoring record
• Proposal to reorganize Monroe County government just a starting point, officials say
• 3 Panthers, 1 Mustang vie for state at diving regional
• North tops Olympians to end regular season
• North's Shaw sees perseverance rewarded
• Police beat: Domestic brawl
• Amid Super Bowl kudos, Indy looks ahead
• Students' artwork on display next week
• Learn about saving for college
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - February 7, 2012
• Daffodil Days to raise money for cancer society
• Artists follow themes to finish brains
• Girls' sectional basketball preview capsules
• Hoosiers hanging in top 25 at No. 23
• Letter: Democrats can't talk
• Speed read
• Congress passes FAA bill that speeds switch to GPS
• Romney works to fend off Santorum challenge
• Powell planned fire for some time
• US shutters Syrian embassy
• Election briefs
• Report: Large charitable donations on the rise in 2011
• Business briefs
• Marion County judge orders right-to-work fines be returned to Indiana House Democrats
• Marion County stands by earlier decision, says Santorum still off Indiana ballot
• Chin's performance a highlight in concert by Classical Orchestra
• Letter: Troubled by debates
• Brown County family seeks driver in hit-and-run crash in Indianapolis
• One brother injured, another arrested after argument outside Bloomington restaurant
• Battery charges follow dispute between woman and a man with knife
• Mike Pence delivers 13,000 signatures for gubernatorial race
• Monroe County School Garden project teaches composting to students
• Santorum team finds 49 signatures for Indiana ballot
• Indiana elections chief Charlie White faces more court action
• Terre Haute tries another tactic to discourage crows
• M.I.A. flips bird during Super Bowl halftime show
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Death notices: Feb. 6, 2012
• Movie times
• Southwest Indiana gym gets revamped thanks to $40K in gifts
• Indy prepares to begin cleanup from Super Bowl
• Letter: EPA kills jobs?
• Story about POW brother-in-law finds a place on HeraldTimesOnline.com
• Weather: Patchy freezing fog in a.m.; sun this afternoon
• Part-Time Water Plant Operator
• City to Hold Public Awareness Meeting for Southeast Infrastructure Improvement Projects
• Forgotten WR Manningham delivers for Giants
• Indiana State Police: Meth ingredient tracking system not helping much, so far
• Martinsville prosecutor says piggy bank could contain evidence in gambling investigation
• Lottery numbers
• Monroe County property transfers
• Stanley rallies from 8 back to win Phoenix Open
• Press box
• Almanac
• Lake, Porter counties make progress on emissions standards
• IU wrestlers fall to Purdue on Senior Day
• IU briefs: Center on Congress introduces Civic Quotes app
• Hotline: A tax return question and senior night for IU basketball
• Loogootee couple facing slow recovery from horrific crash
• At 91, Linton's Wallingford twins still make time to help others
• Committee re-evaluating MCCSC's longer school day
• Jets take the field at Monroe County Airport
• MSU's Green makes good on guarantee
• Hoosier duo's faith rewarded vs. Purdue
• Ryan's IU review
• Hawkeyes' triple threat downs IU women
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
• Speed read
• This week's meetings
• Correction
• Obituaries - Feb. 6, 2012
• Sports on TV for Feb. 6
• Two more counties consider vote centers
• Storefront crashes are putting spotlight on driver licensing issues
• Prosecutors: Lawrenceburg woman left sister decomposing in chair
• Road work
• Marriage licenses
• Despite insistence of Philippines, terrorist may not be dead
• Lost family considered eating dog
• Bigger US role against cyberthreats to companies?
• Occupy Pittsburgh tears down
• Business briefs
• Lighting up the sky
• US seeks coalition to support Syrian opposition as more violence looms
• Blast kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 sons
• Catch IU student on 'Jeopardy!' Monday
• Today's death notices
• IU's Glass spearheaded Super Bowl bid that set the stage for today's game in Indy
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• It's Your Money: FAFSA Workshop
• Howard leads Magic past Pacers, 85-81
• Sports transactions
• Rodgers near-unanimous pick as MVP
• Bulldogs just the latest to take bite out of Mustangs
• IU roundup: Ahbe sets school record in the pole vault
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 5
• Eastern's Yoho, Brough rough on South Knox
• Saturday's girls' basketball scores
• Saturday's boys' basketball scores
• Spierers upset with change on IU website
• Indy happy to shed 'Naptown' image
• Marching Hundred preps for pre-game
• Super Bowl briefs: 11 injured in massive concert crowd; Tom Brady jersey auctioned
• Police calls to Peoples Park rose during occupation
• White convicted; now battle looms over replacement
• Police investigating car fires
• County officials to discuss proposed government reorganization Monday
• Indiana hopes home is where the wins are
• Hoosiers put away Boilers, 78-61
• Indiana finds another gear against in-state rival
• Lottery numbers - Feb. 4, 2012
• Ashcraft, Mowery lift WRV past OV in OT
• Greencastle ends BC's win streak
• Russia, China veto UN Syria resolution
• Romney looks for quiet Nevada win
• Speed read
• Sheep-herding Swedish bunny becomes online hit
• OV's Provines 3rd in 50 free
• Obituaries
• Girl, 15, reports sexual assault
• Writer living in Bloomington wins award for children's book
• Tens of thousands rally against Putin's rule despite frigid weather
• Nation briefs
• Air National Guard base may change its mission
• Purdue eyes millions in revenue from tech licenses
• Charges dropped against soldier in Afghan deaths
• US women say captors were kind
• Judge allows 'Sister Wives' suit to proceed against state
• Winter daffodils
• Almanac
• Local business briefs
• Police have interest in band that rocks across Midwest
• Today's death notices - Feb. 4
• Former Army drill sergeant opens gun range and training center near Solsberry
• 'Albert Herring' opens this week as opera world bids Camilla Williams goodbye
• Daniels appoints interim secretary of state
• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
• Today's weather: Is it going to rain all day?
• Overnight police and fire checks - Feb. 4
• - Happy Hearts Tea Party
• Fougerousse, Karazsia lead Linton past Eels
• Satrurday's boys' basketball matchup
• By George, Pacers win again
• OV girls can't stop No. 8 Sullivan
• Second-half surge lifts Sullivan over OV boys
• IU roundup: Goldman gets 250th career win
• Mustangs have no answer to the Q
• You Super Bowl 411
• IU observers say Komen scandal is a political disaster
• Hilly Hundred bicycle route has its danger points
• MPO crash report flags problem areas in Monroe County
• Almanac
• Giving an 'old lady's car' her due
• Super Bowl fans take to social media to navigate Indy
• Clear Creek kids kick off read-a-thon
• Bad bucket list idea
• Hiring surges in January; unemployment at 8.3%
• Organization has reasons for unusual cancer screening policy
• Speed read
• Army: Court-martial for soldier in WikiLeaks case
• Hackers intercept FBI, Scotland Yard call
• Amid deep freeze, Europe tries to shield its homeless
• Snowstorm pounds Colorado region
• Lottery numbers
• 2-point 3rd quarter fatal for Panthers
• No. 19 Pike runs away from Cougars
• Jury deliberating in election chief's voter fraud trial
• Coats speaking at Lincoln Day dinner
• Jogger struck by a car
• Manning, Irsay soap opera rolls on
• Press box
• Meyer defends recruiting practices
• Hoosiers say they got message after Michigan
• What you see is what you get with Coughlin
• Obituaries - February 4, 2012
• Police beat: Gas siphoned from vehicle
• Man arrested on armed robbery charge
• Election briefs: Smith seeking re-election as county treasurer
• Local mediators seeking donations
• Former Marsh VP hired as Big Red Liquors president
• Business briefs
• Obama pushes for veterans jobs programs
• Indiana AFL-CIO right to focus on elections rather than Super Bowl protest
• Indiana 8th District Rep. Buschon making power grab over I-69 controversy
• Letter: Rich tune
• Letter: A mystery
• Letter: Promises broken
• Community news
• Out and About
• Religion briefs
• Datebook - Feb. 4-6, 2012
• Local vets office can help with submitting claims
• Stained glass inspires reverence
• Atheist billboard raising hackles
• Christian health care sharing grows
• Oy vey! Yiddish making a comeback at colleges
• Police beat: man reports shell casing on car seat, gas siphoned
• Maya Angelou hosts Black History Month special
• 'Big Miracle' unwieldy but has suspense
• Bloomington girl interviews Giants, Patriots at Super Bowl Media Day
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• It's Your Money: Saving and Paying for College
• $50,000 research gifts
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• Letter: No raises a hardship
• And another thing: NYT and Indiana, IU plates beat all
• Death notices: Feb. 3, 2012
• Nearly 700 women donate breast tissue for research
• State: 'Piggy bank' is important in gambling case
• Weather: Patchy fog, slick spots in the a.m.
• Monroe County candidates face fines over late campaign finance reports
• Colts' Manning cleared by his surgeon
• Gary's new mayor shares lessons from her mentors in Black History Month speech
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Feb. 3
• Nebraska outlasts Purdue in three OTs
• Almanac
• Hotline: Paterno's pay, sunny art on TV
• No. 19 Penn State rolls over IU women
• Court: Lawsuit over girls' basketball scheduling can proceed
• Papp, 400 relay qualify 1st for South at prelims
• OV's Provines makes two finals
• Third quarter trouble trips up South girls
• Missed free throws costly to Bloomfield girls
• Low-income households can get help with heating bills
• Twisted Limb Paperworks taps Upland's beer waste as ingredient for paper
• Igel's 25 leads T-Birds over North Daviess
• Defense rests in election chief's trial
• Monroe County Republicans hosting breakfast on Saturday
• United Way weekly report
• Indian Creek stops BC win streak at 6
• Black History Month profile: Kwadwo Assensoh steps up as young community leader
• No. 2 Barr-Reeve handles Linton
• Thursday's boys' basketball scores
• Thursday's girls' basketball scores
• Student nominated for military academies
• Multi-state earthquake drill planned Tuesday
• Police beat: Man pulls down pants at College Mall
• Author to speak about Showers family Friday night
• Madonna channels Victor Cruz at Super Bowl news conference
• George focusing on domestic concerns in 9th District race
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - February 3, 2012
• Correction
• Audience responds with cheers and enthusiasm
• Protesters blame police for soccer deaths
• Man can seek payment from child's real dad
• Cancer charity confronts backlash
• Speed read
• US boosts passport fees, sets value of citizenship
• Document shows NYPD spying focused on Shiites based on religion
• Election briefs
• Friday night's boys' basketball matchups
• One word to size up IU recruits? Big
• Wilson excited about competition recruits bring
• House says budget should reflect economic impacts
• Report: Peyton Manning has been cleared for NFL play
• Bernanke: Use caution with deficit cuts
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to record low - again
• Retailers deliver solid sales gains for January
• On Screen
• A look at the work of two super cities
• Charlestown man wants Democratic nomination for 9th District
• Letter: Cares about reptiles
• Letter: Egregiously repellent
• Letter: Questions governor
• Taxing and spending centralized in Indiana
• Shared building allows independent workers and businesses a base without tying them down
• Local business briefs: Daven Lawalin and Tamby Miller join IU Health; Touchstone Wellness open house set for Saturday
• Weekly recalls
• New regulations compel disclosure of 401(k) fees
• Bloomington police: Homemade explosives found in truck
• Jasper bratwurst sandwich wins the Super 46
• Bloomington man gets 10-year sentence on gun possession charges
• South falls at team wrestling regional
• Indiana union leader promises no Super Bowl skirmish
• Sports on TV for Feb. 2
• Sports transactions
• Movie times
• Movie times
• Out and About
• Datebook - Feb. 3-5, 2012
• Bloomington man tells police he was stabbed multiple times
• IU sports: Big Ten referrees, IU vs. Michigan analysis, Football signing
• Martinsville man died in moped wreck
• Wonderful Ones
• Wonderful Ones
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Intermediate Spanish
• Weather: Dense fog advisory till 10 a.m.
• NYC groundhog Chuck: Early spring in sight
• Police find gun in central Indiana student's car
• 10 'one-pot' meth labs found along Indiana trail
• Death notices: Feb. 2, 2012
• NY Giant Weatherford's gifts keep on coming to southwest Indiana hometown
• Instant Message: What do you think will be the impact of the Super Bowl on Indianapolis and central Indiana?
• 'Yarn bombed!'
• Letter: Pentagon must cut
• Letter: Join the fight
• Guest column: Bans defend against secondhand smoke
• Groundhog Day: Warm winter could take pressure off Pennsylvania groundhog
• 'Super baskets' cheer kids at IU Health Proton Therapy Center
• Photo: Shirt-sleeve weather in February
• Wednesday's girls' basketball scores
• Where's winter? Answer: Eastern Europe, Asia and Alaska
• Wednesday's boys' basketball score
• High school sports schedule
• Thursday's girls' basketball matchup
• Register now for Community Soccer program
• Indiana women still looking for 1st Big Ten win
• Speed read: 'Soul Train' host dies
• Bloomington businesses getting a Super Bowl bump
• Grumpy groundhogs? Misbehavior includes bites and escapes
• Final comprehensive plan for Monroe County land use now available for review
• IU health care clinics open at 4 existing medical offices
• Irsay taking his time on Manning decision
• Bills in Congress could spell end to communities' ability to fight interstates
• Press box
• Defense Secretary Panetta: US combat in Afghanistan to end in 2013
• North Habitat chapter's fundraiser to be Feb. 16
• T-Birds flying under the radar
• Slow start dooms IU at Michigan
• Burke, Zeller 2 talented freshmen
• Panthers now count on Halloran
• WRV bombs Washington Catholic
• Romney: 'Not concerned about the very poor' who have 'safety net'
• Granger gets 36 as Pacers roll
• Rift between Planned Parenthood and Komen draws heated reactions
• Hotline: Re-covering a Bible, getting a lift and a follow-up on Parents Day Out
• Business briefs: Honda lawsuit, Facebook IPO, 'second screen' Super Bowl ads
• Pfizer recalls 1 million birth control packs
• US auto sales rise in January
• Lottery numbers
• John Mellencamp's mother dies
• Almanac
• State Sen. Vi Simpson reacts to passage of 'right-to-work' law
• ISTEP-Plus scores up at R-BB, report shows
• IUPUI police chief president of state association
• Obituaries - February 2, 2012
• Men arrested on drug charges
• Policinski selected for youth program
• Mobile home move will disrupt traffic
• Police beat: Vehicle vandalized
• Fenced hunting bill shot down in Senate
• Concert-goers feel lively gusts of musical winds
• Prosecutors attack Charlie White's residency claim
• IU's 2012 recruits could make quick impact for Hoosiers
• John Mellencamp's mother dead at 83
• Letter: That's a sport?
• A Super week for Indianapolis
• Closer look at school data shows SAT gains
• Hot Spots - The Main Squeeze, Deleted Scenes and Gallery Walk
• Officials warn of tightened security at Super Bowl; Full list of what not to bring
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Feb. 2)
• On Stage
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• News of the Weird
• Greene County General Hospital to expand, improve emergency department
• Ranger uses stun gun on man walking dogs off-leash
• Baby on the way? Make time to prepare your pet
• Kansas bill would make Toto's breed - cairn terrier - the official state dog
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels signs right-to-work bill
• Indian ambassador cancels Thursday IU lecture
• Marriott brand hotel proposed for downtown Bloomington
• Out and About
• Datebook - Feb. 2-4, 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• Morning report: Greene County General Hosptial expansion, Super Bowl effect in Monroe County
• Indiana poised for right-to-work era; protest planned
• Evening Family Story Time
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Preschool Science and Math
• Early Head Start Family Home Visits
• Tuesday Tales
• Movie times
• Indiana police seize 37 kilos of cocaine along I-70
• Indiana bicentennial panel wants conservation ideas
• Morgan County schools are ramping up recycling
• Death notices: Feb. 1, 2012
• Road gets tougher for Hoosiers this week
• Editorial: Black History month begins
• Letter: Circle the wagons
• Letter: Sly, old fox
• Editorial: Giving up keys hard, but often wisest decision
• Guest column: Effort to redesign government must be collaborative
• Exhibition - Urban Landscape: A Selection of Papercuts
• Weather: Feb. 1, 2012
• Indiana Senate drops abortion pill dosage rules
• Membership Coordinator
• Aquatics/Fitness Coordinator
• Youth Sports Coordinator
• Bloomington-linked St. Elmo's Steak House a premier site for Super Bowl dining in Indy
• Black History Month celebrations begin Thursday in Bloomington
• Indiana Annual Performance Report shows SAT scores, graduation rates up for MCCSC
• Super city: Downtown Indianapolis shines as Super Bowl Central
• Legislative briefs: 'Right to work,' smoking ban, education, drug testing, outdoor stage safety
• Edgewood settles for tie with Danville
• No. 7 Roncalli tops South gymnasts
• North swims past Martinsville
• West Baden, French Lick hotels get top rankings
• Strong second half lifts Lions over Eastern
• Brown County girls rout winless JC
• Illini turn back No. 9 Spartans
• Ryan Kartje's Big Ten power rankings
• Bloomington City Council to consider zoning requests Wednesday night
• Texas lineman IU's 25th recruit for 2012
• Truesdel on target for North at DC
• BNL outlasts South in defensive struggle
• Cougar girls finally close one out
• Paula Abdul third to exit 'X Factor'
• Almanac
• USA Network shows tackle discrimination
• State Attorney General Greg Zoeller voices support for 'Lifeline Law,' other bills
• Heart attack suspected in crash, death near Mellencamp Pavilion
• Police beat: Car purchased with bad check, then wrecked and abandoned
• Pacers cut down Nets again
• Press box
• Hotline: Timing of sundials and customer tips
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Feb. 1
• Golf week
• Obituaries - February 1, 2012
• Tuesday's girls' basketball scores
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Lottery numbers
• Time changed for Williams memorial
• Centerstone makes two appointments
• Talk Friday will focus on the Showers family
• Judge gives defendant 'an opportunity' instead of more jail time
• Eurozone unemployment at record high in 2011
• Zoo slams Super Bowl ad
• Landowners in gas field fight eminent domain
• Obama to Congress: I want small-business bill this year
• Business briefs
• World briefs
• Nation briefs
• Major GOP 'super PAC' raised $51 million in 2011
• Study questions proton therapy for prostate cancer
• Teacher charged with molesting 23 kids
• Isolated tribe makes uncomfortable contact
• Romney wins big in Florida, routs Gingrich
• Speed read
• Park ranger uses stun gun on man walking dogs
• Wackiness norm at Super Bowl Media Day
• Team regional next up for the Panthers
• Colts' Manning has no plans to retire
• Soup-er bowl: New England vs. New York continues off the field with two types of clam chowder
• Stew to the rescue when it's cold
• Bloomington man charged over fraudulent ad contracts
• Last-minute Valentine's Day option available at Scholar's Inn Gourmet Cafe & Wine Bar
• Produce available at Saturday market
• Cupcakes for the Super Bowl dudes in your life
• Include nutritious foods on Super Bowl Sunday
• Monroe County 2012 Elections: Candidate filings
• Letter: The same nonsense
• Dan Burton to retire from Congress
• Monroe County judge orders release of mental health records in shooting death case
• Cardinals parade past Patriots on Senior Night
• Linton ends 21-game winless streak
• Datebook - Feb. 1-3, 2012
• Out and About
• Indiana right-to-work bill heads to final vote
• Indiana secretary of state faces voter fraud charge
• City parks and recreation: Twin Lakes condition, dog park, B-Line Trail
• Flying a kite in January? This week, yes
• IU Maurer School of Law, Kelley School of Business to provide free tax assistance
• IU Maurer School of Law, Kelley School of Business to provide free tax assistance
• Morning report: Mike Leonard experiences Super Bowl Village, Black History Month events
• Right-to-work law not the best catalyst for economic growth: IU expert
• Right-to-work law not the best catalyst for economic growth: IU expert
• Congressional insider trading bill eliminates gray area, says IU Maurer School of Law expert
• Congressional insider trading bill eliminates gray area, says IU Maurer School of Law expert
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Indiana Senate broadens teaching creationism proposal
• Guest column: Arts should lean on private sector, not government
• North's Burton gets by with heart
• Refurbished northern Indiana theater gets help from artists
• Indiana challenges teachers to instruct digitally
• Indiana man accused of shooting child with BB gun
• Death notices: Jan. 31, 2012
• Editorial: Crane may be forced to prove its value again
• Letter: Social contract
• Letter: First the good news
• Camilla Williams: pioneer and star
• Weather: Windy, and ... 60 in January?
• Indiana launches new ultra-high-speed network
• IU Institute for Digital Arts and Humanities welcomes new faculty fellows
• Bloomington Arts Commission Announces Spring 2011 Arts Project Grant Program Recipients
• Audit of R-BB school corporation finds little in way of concerns
• Council member Marty Hawk says Monroe County should simply hire budget director
• Brown County High School theater group tops in state
• School Diary: Bedroom a reminder of younger days
• School Diary: Blame cellphones for lack of kind strangers
• Program offers help getting people who are no longer safe drivers off the road
• Almanac
• Hotline: Recycling small appliances and parents' night out
• Tennessee fans lobbying Manning to consider Titans
• High school scoreboard
• Tuesday's boys' basketball matchup
• Tuesday's girls' basketball matchups
• Girls' basketball sectional pairings
• Notebook: Pritchard shows his other side
• Ryan's IU Review
• Jury seated in trial of Indiana secretary of state
• Firefighters battle two fires
• Parks department gets recognition
• City to host electronics recycling program
• Lottery numbers
• Life sentences sought in deaths of girl, uncle
• Police seek Bloomington man in car arson
• Obituaries - January 31, 2012
• Guest lectures lining up for February on IU campus
• Guardsman injured in deadly blast recovering
• Man arrested on meth charges
• Agostini and Shigeoka-Neriki make music
• Police beat: Ford van stolen
• Legislative briefs: Human trafficking bill signed into law
• Business briefs
• Ellis Floral reopening under new ownership, keeping same name, Bloomington location
• Gingrich looking past Florida for comeback
• Speed read
• Nearly 14-pound baby boy born
• Study: Pythons apparently wiping out dramatic numbers of Everglades mammals
• Emboldened GOP wants to abolish state income taxes
• Family may fight convictions for honor killings
• Police say fan used as weapon in battery; Bloomington man arrested
• SAG honors Moore for lifetime achievement
• Letter: Vote for Jim Mann
• Letter: A couple of lines
• Former Indianapolis Colts coach Jim Caldwell hired by Ravens
• Indiana right-to-work bill on way to final vote
• Yarns Unlimited gathers knitters for annual MLK Day knitting for charity
• Out and About
• Thanks
• Datebook - Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2012
• Senior Calendar
• Eating disorders, body images chat with Bloomington psychologist Ron Thompson
• Gov. Mitch Daniels signs new penalties for sex trafficking
• Persistent Systems provides two IU tech Ph.D. students with $50,000 gifts to forward research
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Renovation + Recycling = Art Work Show!
• Books Plus Book Discussion
• Few in Indiana using available state fund to avoid foreclosure
• Camilla Williams, opera star, retired IU professor, died Sunday
• Sheehey emblematic of Hoosiers' new look
• Letter: Keep up the pressure
• Letter: Bike races in park
• Column: Super Bowl a big deal for all Hoosiers, an opportunity for the hometown Star
• Indy battens down hatches for Super Bowl security
• Death notices: Jan. 30, 2012
• District 60: Mayfield hopes to be distinguished by background, not career
• Weather: Windy and warmer
• IT pioneer Garland Elmore receives President's Medal
• IU awarded $500,000 to support next-generation network technology
• BEAD to Exhibit the Work of Painter Patricia Coleman
• Fiery highway pileup in Florida kills at least 10 people, injures at least 18
• Speed Read: 'The Help' wins SAG Award
• After lull, Occupy Oakland protest resurfaces with a vengeance
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• Granger leads Pacers past the Magic
• Djokovic edges Nadal in marathon Australian Open title match
• Smith, OSU muscle past the Wolverines
• Woods falters as Rock wins at Abu Dhabi
• Syrian army launches offensive on Damascus suburbs; 62 more people killed Sunday
• Mayor brought 'taco' criticism on himself; candidate to appeal English requirement
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Business briefs: Congress tries to police itself on insider trading
• IU women come up empty at Northwestern
• Zeller more than just the sum of his dunks
• IU wrestlers fall to Illini
• Oil spill brings attention to delicate Gulf coast
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Jan. 30
• North, South girls draw opposite brackets
• Monroe County property transfers
• Hotline: AT&T credit, vultures and an update
• Almanac
• Jury selection for Charlie White's trial begins Monday
• Indiana battles 'legislative creep' in short session
• Lottery numbers
• Public invited to meetings on school issues
• Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls
• Art of Chocolate fundraiser kicks off week of sweet treats
• Crane braces for new wave of military cuts
• MCCSC's new salad bars a hit with young students
• Obituaries - January 30, 2012
• Free tax help available for families making less than $49,000 per year
• High winds force shutdown of tents at NFL Experience in Indianapolis
• Generous blood donor gets Super Bowl tickets
• Police beat: Child pornography found on discarded phone
• Road work
• 'Stomp' fresh in sellout; choral and organ theme works
• Man critically injured in 5th Kokomo shooting in 5 days
• Foul play suspected in death of man, 94
• Hoosiers slam Hawkeyes
• Out and About
• Sausage lovers can easily make their own at home
• Families learn together at science night
• Datebook - Jan. 30-31, 2012
• Today's death notices
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• NASCAR's big changes coming in 2013
• Press box
• Saturday's girls' basketball scores
• Saturday's boys' basketball scores
• Hoosiers looking for consistency inside
• Vavra wins 3 events as IU tops Louisville
• North rises over South in Senior Bowl
• Indy will have a Manning to root for
• Colts, star QB Manning heading for a divorce
• Sports transactions
• Eastern Greene boys run past Bedford
• Martindale leads East past North boys
• BC's Richey claims sectional title
• Mustangs get defensive vs. Monrovia
• Clay City upends WRV boys, 40-33
• Orleans rallies past Bloomfield
• Area briefs: Volunteers for trails needed; take a disability poll; MPO meeting canceled
• Parents of missing IU student Lauren Spierer: 'We want to know what happened'
• Protesters target Statehouse, Super Bowl Village
• Raid triggers lawsuit over online gaming
• Apple's new electronic textbook initiative just another chapter in a developing story
• 11-year-old reporter lands plum Super Bowl gig
• Lottery numbers
• Speed read
• Kaiser shoots Linton past Spartans
• BC girls dance past South Vermillion
• Panthers 2nd, North 4th at South Invite
• Balanced BC boys top Wildcats
• Edgewood three-peats WIC swimming sweep
• South wins 4th straight CI swimming crown
• Panthers wrestlers dominate sectional with 8 1sts
• Big Ten mid-season basketball awards
• IU knows it can't take Hawkeyes for granted
• NY inmate guilty of seeking $890M in tax refunds
• Arab League halts observer mission in Syria
• Ready for the Lantern Festival
• Gingrich says he's in until summer GOP convention
• College presidents wary of Obama cost-control plan
• St. Louis hosts 1st big parade on Iraq War's end
• Obituaries: January 29, 2012
• Green burials gaining popularity
• Romney would rank among richest presidents
• Historic Hull House closes after more than 120 years
• Officer in Katrina shootings probe to be retried after mistrial
• Kentucky to review how to restore bridge struck by boat carrying NASA rocket parts
• Crews try to stabilize site of Ohio casino collapse
• North girls can't slow Bull Dogs
• Lighthouse rolls past Columbus Christian
• Eastern girls back in the win column
• South girls in rare company with back-to-back CI titles
• Westminster introduces 6 new breeds to competition
• Indiana University briefs
• Bill would make superintendent salaries more transparent
• Almanac
• Local business briefs
• State parks hope to benefit from Super Bowl overflow
• Today's death notices - Jan. 28, 2012
• Cruise ship victims mull $14,460 compensation deal
• Evidence: A Dance Company explores African diaspora at IU Auditorium
• Annual Winter Rendezvous brings together near-record number of area Scouts
• Windows and mirrors can make birds act stupid
• Bloomington Playwrights Project celebrates renovation of theater, reopens this week
• Families need outdoor adventures
• Police scanner: Slide-offs on Ind. 37, Ind. 48
• Today's weather: beautiful but chilly
• Police report icy bridges Saturday morning
• Wintertelling
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Pierce's 17 in 3rd helps down Pacers
• '72 Cutlass' zip has been zapped
• Monroe and Dunn hospitals rank high in satisfaction
• Super Bowl Village opens in Indianapolis for NFL fans, public
• Monroe County's interest earnings decline
• Monroe County government as a matrix
• Right-to-work: After 70 years, the legislation's overall impact is still unclear
• MCCSC's health clinic successful in first year
• Kelson: No layoffs under Monroe County reorganization proposal
• Friday's girls' basketball scores
• Indiana's Bayer cracks 4-minute mile again
• Reds Caravan at College Mall today
• Pike blisters South in 4th quarter
• Legislative briefs: Smoking ban exemption; human trafficking; military relief fund
• North downs Franklin Central in OT
• State Senate bill alarms Indiana solid waste districts
• Police beat: Public intoxication, jail bookings
• Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan tops city's salary list for 2012
• Almanac
• Lottery numbers
• Corrections
• South Bend bus driver accused of having sex with 16-year-old student
• Obituaries - January 28, 2012
• Brown County gets defensive against Covenant Christian
• Satrurday's boys' basketball matchups
• Saturday's girls' basketball matchups
• Sports on TV for Jan. 28
• Cold-shooting Mustangs fall to West Vigo
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• IU adds another QB for next fall
• WRV boys upset No. 2 Loogootee in OT
• Bloomfield goes deep to down North Central
• Mustang senior girls finish strong at home
• Children among 74 dead in 2 days of Syrian turmoil
• Speed read
• Students charged in Utah school bomb plot
• Obama-backed battery maker's parent firm files for bankruptcy
• Economy not yet healthy, but healing
• Twitter's new censorship plan rouses global furor
• Datebook - Jan. 28-30, 2012
• Creationism bill OK'd by state panel
• Out and About
• Religion briefs
• Yount: Why do Jesus' parables endure?
• Ohio Amish suspect agreeable to house electricity
• Letter: What we sow
• Letter: Failure to represent
• Letter: Time to go smokefree
• Letter: Just and fair
• County reorganization plan deserves a close examination
• Area state parks inns hope to see Super Bowl overflow
• Indiana House backs break for bars on smoking ban
• Super Bowl Village ready for NFL fans, public
• 'Barefoot Bandit' sentenced to 6 1/2 years
• Manning, Irsay insist they're on same page
• Bloomington police: Shots fired at residence; no injuries
• High school sports chat: Bloomington North volleyball, basketball lineups
• South central Indiana high school sports preview video
• Mitchell driver killed in wreck on Ind. 37
• Indy dinosaurs at the Children's Museum geared up for Super Bowl
• Morning report: Lauren Spierer's parents exclusive interview, local Super Bowl correspondent
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Colts' owner wished Manning kept comments in-house
• Southern Indiana jail inmate found dead in his cell
• Letter: Sad and puzzled
• Insurer WellPoint to revamp primary care pay
• Death notices: Jan. 27, 2012
• Letter: What Daniels forgets
• Commentary: Don't blame me; the media made me do it that way
• And another thing: Stop selling tobacco to kids, counterprotesters misbehave
• Special judge requested for Neal hearing in Martinsville
• Weather: Snow late tonight
• High school sports schedule
• Panthers favored at Northview wrestling sectional
• Couple possessions made all difference
• IU lets one get away at Wisconsin
• Press box
• Carlsberg ties record, but No. 8 South falls
• Eels top T-Birds to cap SWIAC sweep
• Brown County girls soar past Monrovia
• Hotline: Recalling elected official and lights in Miller-Showers Park
• Completion of Third Street and College Mall Road intersection expansion slated for November
• IU scientists: Climate change likely to continue
• Police beat: Man leaves restaurant without paying
• Monroe County candidate filings
• Hatchets, cold shooting, trip up OV girls
• Bloomfield shuts down Washingon Catholic
• Indiana House passes bill to change enrollment counts for school funding
• Indiana House passes ban on synthetic drugs
• United Way weekly report
• No. 11 Stars put away North girls, 67-54
• Project SEARCH Indiana teaches people with developmental disabilities job skills
• Finance board meeting Friday
• Baskets of Hope to benefit local kids
• Nominations sought for black leadership awards
• Obituaries -January 27, 2012
• Correction
• Man's murder sentence upheld by court
• Lottery numbers
• U.S. Rep. Young files for re-election in 9th District
• GLBT alums will present new alumni award to Windmeyer
• No. 9 Ohio State buries Hoosiers in 2nd half, 73-55
• Pentagon outlines plan to slow military spending
• Camel predicts Giants will win the Super Bowl
• Speed read: Energy industry wants 'F-word' dropped from discussion
• Romney, Gingrich spar in Florida debate
• At least six dead in Rio building collapse
• Egypt bans travel for US official's son, others
• World briefs: Australian PM met by rowdy protest crowd
• Election briefs: Romney's disclosure forms omit Swiss bank data
• Almanac
• Romney seldom notes Mexican connections
• New Mexico immigrant license repeal falls short
• WRV girls keep Linton winless, 37-17
• Sports on TV for Jan. 27
• Friday night's boys' basketball matchups
• Friday's girls' basketball matchups
• 'Super Bowl' help expected for businesses throughout central Indiana
• Indiana Senate leader expects right-to-work passage
• United Commerce reports loss, looks to improve in 2012
• New Bloomington shop looks for design, not only age, in its collectibles
• Local business briefs: Adam Estes named to regional advisers list; two new members named to WonderLab board
• Hearing for coal-gasification plant fosters debate
• FirstEnergy closing 6 coal-fired power plants
• Report: Taxpayers still owed $133B from bailout
• Stocks close lower; Dow Jones near post-crisis peak
• Taco Bell enters breakfast market
• 'Man on a Ledge' teeters on brink of blah
• On Screen
• 'The Grey' stays lost in the woods with Neeson as unlikely action star
• Letter: Headline off target
• Two men arrested after water balloons thrown at Planned Parenthood protesters
• Mike Pence gives keynote address at Monroe County Republican Women's dinner
• Pagano eager to start rebuilding Colts
• Right-to-work conflict dooms mass transit bill
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 27-29, 2012
• Bloomington man tells police man pulled out gun at his front door
• IU student reports sexual assault at campus apartment
• IU sports chat: IU baseball complex update, Hoosiers defensive struggles
• Mike Leonard morning report: Todd Young stumps in Bloomington, Ind. 45/46 construction update
• Martinsville apartment fire displaces 15 people
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Bouncing Babies
• Bouncing Babies
• Intermediate Spanish
• Death notices: Jan. 26, 2012
• ISU purchases letters from former socialist leader
• Clean air rules might add 14 percent to Indiana rates
• Bar exemption sought on Indiana smoking ban bill
• Letter: Fans disrespectful
• Letter: Don't delay vote
• Instant Message: Shorter summer vacations
• Editorial: First draft of MCCSC calendar was moving in right direction
• Morgan County: A blue-ribbon partnership
• Weather: Jan. 26, 2012
• State Reps. Matt Pierce, Peggy Welch critical of 'right to work' bill
• Parks Department Seeks Volunteers to Adopt Local Trails
• United Way and Community Partners Offer Free Community Tax Service For Low- and Moderate-Income Residents
• City Kicks Off Black History Month with Legendary Guest
• IU looking to solve the Madison mystique
• Hot Spots - Kid Ink, Wilhelm Roast and Dare Dukes
• Trial of man charged in fatal Lake Monroe boating accident set for March 12
• Hotline: Two median questions
• Chiropractor collecting, matching donations to give Ellettsville soldier a boost
• Indiana House committee passes bill to permit fenced deer hunting
• Indiana Senate committee OKs bill requiring cursive writing
• Indiana Senate committee OKs stronger Open Door Law
• Obituaries - January 26, 2012
• City Golf's leading lady passes away
• Relay for Life meeting Saturday
• Lane closed for water line project
• CATS to cover Ellettsville meetings live
• Publishing executive recalls playing for Paterno
• Sports on TV for Jan. 26
• Sports transactions
• Granger, Hibbert lead Pacers past Chicago
• State and county must foot student's TB treatment bill
• Stoops: Credit card situation 'like pulling poison ivy'
• IU business students' limited study of longer school day finds positive response
• Lottery numbers
• Police beat: Items stolen from homes
• Almanac
• Thursday's girls' basketball matchup
• Man arrested in sex assault
• Monroe County teams taking a beating lately
• Hoosiers need Oladipo's energy front and center
• Buckeyes a blueprint for success in Big Ten
• Severe storms drench Texas
• Rival factions clash on anniversary of Egyptian uprising
• Navy SEALs kill kidnappers, rescue 2 captives in Somalia
• Alaska Airlines retiring meal tray prayer cards
• World briefs: Greece hopes for debt swap deal soon
• Speed read: Family mourns boy killed by miniature cannon
• 'Barefoot Bandit' emails ridicule law enforcement
• Man who pulled own tooth in jail awarded $22 million
• Nation briefs: Man to get reward for helping apprehend suspect
• Obama, GOP candidates offer campaign preview
• SEED Corp. offers business classes
• Stocks rise after Fed vows to keep rates low
• IU workers call for 3.5% raise
• Military ensemble gives wonderful performance at Auer Hall Tuesday
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Jan. 26)
• Top Fives
• A slim race for best original song at the Oscars
• ON STAGE
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Indiana House approves right-to-work bill
• Letter: H-T weather page
• INDOT pressing ahead with I-69 construction in Section 4
• Republican Todd Young announces he'll seek re-election to the 9th District
• Indianapolis Colts hire Ravens DC Pagano as head coach
• Weather update: Freezing rain possible this afternoon
• Morning report: Nathan Butler funeral home closing, restructuring Monroe County government
• Knit and Chat with Pat and Friends
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Downloadable Days
• Abell an option for Crean
• Illinois Sen. Kirk speaking, asking for phone after stroke
• Indiana one of several states to link teacher performance to salaries; council finds states weakening teacher tenure
• NW Indiana town OKs 6,800-panel solar power project
• Death notices: Jan. 25, 2012
• Super Bowl Village attractions start to take shape
• Letter: Perfect example
• Letter: We daily choose
• Editorial: State control of higher education a bad notion
• Weather: Jan. 25, 2012
• Help with federal student aid filing offered on Feb. 12
• Indiana Senate passes impaired boating bill prompted by fatal Lake Monroe crash
• MCCSC board approves new school calendar
• Monroe County Council members propose plan to streamline county government
• Young, Lugar, Coats, Pence respond to Obama's State of the Union
• Township reform bill killed in Indiana House committee; boycott blamed
• Indiana House Democrats resume boycott over 'right to work'
• Kid City Summer Camp Assistant Counselor II
• Kid City Summer Camp Assistant Counselor
• City Park Director, Programs Receive Top Honors at State Parks Conference
• Veterans History Project helps veterans and their families preserve stories of service, sacrifice
• Indiana House committee considering another $5 million for state fair victims
• Bill to encourage young drinkers to call for help approved by Indiana Senate
• Almanac
• Hotline: Weather radio stations and windows on the bus
• Indiana Senate committee passes 'bath salts' bill; marijuana legislation likely to die
• Lawmakers to consider changes to voucher law
• Anderson leads Magic past Pacers, 102-83
• Sports transactions
• Sports transactions
• Golf week
• Woods fit, looking forward to full season
• Press box
• Long lines bid farewell to JoePa
• No. 20 Wolverines hold off Purdue, 66-64
• Big Ten Power Rankings
• Tuesday's girls' basketball scores
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• Former Hoosier Wittman new Wizards coach
• Indianapolis no longer feeling like Peyton's place after overhaul
• Florida wide receiver happy to settle on Indiana
• North takes 2 from Edgewood
• East shoots down South at FT line
• High school sports schedule
• Linton's 1-2 punch KOs Bulldogs
• Cold shooting dooms Bloomfield girls
• 4-win Clovers bad luck for Eastern girls
• OV girls rally past Wolverines, 44-38
• Lighthouse girls bury Trinity Christian, 55-24
• Obama: American dream in peril
• GOP response: Daniels blames Obama for ills of economy
• Obituaries - January 25, 2012
• Correction
• Lottery numbers
• Woman is named county historian
• Financial advice offered for free
• Police beat: Car stolen while it was defrosting in driveway
• Woman saves husband from moose
• Speed read
• Young professionals to get nonprofits info
• Cook contract with alliance renewed
• Forum founder: Davos meeting should focus on jobs, morals
• Ground zero building struggles to find tenants, may have to stop at 7 stories
• Man gets 18 years for credit fraud
• Health briefs
• Solar storm expected to fire up northern lights
• Returns show Romney one of the richest presidential candidates in generations
• FBI arrests 4 police officers over charges they assaulted immigrants
• World briefs
• Citizens invited to share ideas on nation's public schools Saturday
• Domestic battery charges dismissed
• Bloomington area restaurants are ready for Valentine's Day dinners
• NFL legends share some Super-Bowl-worthy dishes
• Desperation dinners created while living in foreign country and using lots of canned goods
• Brussels sprouts: Sprouting with good nutrition
• Music, produce and more at Saturday's Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market
• Stromboli - part pizza, part calzone, all party!
• Jam plus chicken equals delicious Super Bowl food
• Letter: Charity is better
• Letter: Littered with signs
• Letter: Question mark
• Jennifer Act still worth fighting for
• Welcome news on the economy
• Monroe County unemployment rate up a tick in December
• Bloomington police thank searchers for help finding missing woman
• Peggy Welch seeking re-election to District 60 seat
• Repairs on Ohio River's Sherman Minton Bridge half complete
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 25-27, 2012
• Nutrition chat: Smaller plates for portion control, flaxseed, low-carb and high-fiber diet
• Martin Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Super Bowl 46 gets its own Social Media Command Center
• Dobson remains a legend as one of Bloomington's best
• Rare winter tornado caused $1M damage to business
• Letter: No charge to apply
• Letter: Designate a Republican
• Editorial - Card issues: two months and holding
• Purdue president to lead Smithsonian board
• Former Martinsville city court clerk charged in missing money case
• Death notices: Jan. 24, 2012
• Weather: Jan. 24, 2012
• Indiana's economy improving, IU research shows
• Indiana Senate OKs 'right to work'; House Democrats walk out again after referendum bid is defeated
• Indiana ranks low in funding for public research universities
• Indiana schools couldn't charge for busing under bill passed by committee
• Land conservation fund bill withdrawn from Indiana Legislature
• Senate passes bill to allow Hoosiers to resist police entry - sometimes
• Almanac
• Hotline: Barefoot Bandit update and mobile groomer
• Men visit Edgewood Primary School as 'Breakfast Buddies'
• Searchers find body of missing woman, 57; no foul play suspected
• Area boys' basketball leaders
• Area girls' basketball leaders
• Tuesday's girls' basketball matchup
• RBBYS registration open for baseball/softball
• High school scoreboard
• School calendar up for vote; IU students to give report
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - January 24, 2012
• Police beat: Two arrested on drug charges
• Correction
• Inspections find underage tobacco sales down
• News Corp to launch Spanish-language TV network MundoFox
• EU raises stakes with oil embargo; Iran threatens to close oil transportation route
• 'Lifeline bill' among Simpson's proposals
• State of the Union address tonight
• Alabama hit by tornadoes again; 2 dead, 100 injured
• Warrant needed for GPS tracking, high court says
• Press box
• Ryan Kartje's IU Review
• Paterno key to Lions' legacy in the Big Ten
• Hoosiers drop a few spots in polls
• Pacers down Kobe and Lakers, 98-96, on Sunday
• Speed read
• Report shows Romney invested in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• Indiana House Republicans block right-to-work referendum
• Indiana Senate votes 28-22 in favor of right-to-work bill
• Seal, Heidi Klum announce separation
• Aretha Franklin calls off her wedding
• Gallery North moving to Nashville
• Rally behavior juvenile, but also good discussion
• Letter: It's devouring itself
• Letter: Kartje's swagger
• Flag deserves great respect as a symbol of who we are
• IU's Leading Index shows Indiana economy on path to growth in 2012
• Indiana House Democrats end 3rd right-to-work boycott
• Peggy Mayfield to join House Representative District 60 race
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 24-26, 2012
• Roses from Rotary will support scholarship funds
• Senior Calendar
• Happy Travelers tour
• Monroe County Council to discuss employee travel policy, 2012 initiatives
• After the storm: Fallen Elm tree removed from College Avenue
• Morning report: Veterans share war stories at Endwright Center, school calendar at MCCSC
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Pacers mascot "Boomer" breaks backboard at New Palestine High School
• Bloomington police search for missing woman
• Indiana woman gets 6 years for severely injuring son
• Meth fills hospitals with burn patients
• IU back to playing with edge instead of living on it
• Death notices: Jan. 23, 2012
• Letter: Wealth of musicians
• Letter: Crack of dawn
• Monday Morning column: Bills would put teeth into access laws; policies being tightened on comments
• Weather: Windy!
• Commission on the Status of Black Males Seeks Nominees for Annual Award
• Making Bloomington Modern: The Showers Family Legacy
• Hibbert, Pacers nose past Lakers
• Almanac
• 49ers make Giant(s) mistake
• How Newt Gingrich won over South Carolina
• AP impact: State's health care overhaul plans run all over the map
• Lack of curtain call for Joe Paterno truly a tragedy
• Press box
• Wisconsin edges past Illinois down the stretch
• Federer strolls into quarterfinals
• Pats win AFC title on Brady's bad day
• Paterno dies at age 85
• Basketball coaches reflect on 'legend'
• Verbal sparring came well after Lions KO'd
• Bachmann speaks at anti-abortion rally; Obama reflects on Roe v. Wade significance
• Bad 1st half dooms IU women
• Photo: Dragon into the Lunar New Year
• Sports on TV for Jan. 23
• Speed read: 3 killed in fire in off-campus house rented by Marist College students
• US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to resign, focus on recovery from 2011 shooting
• Popular culture: Greek yogurt on a marathon-like growth spurt
• With Nasdaq soaring, is 2012 tech's breakout year?
• GOP's next move awaited in nominations spat
• Monroe County property transfers
• Lottery numbers
• Marriage licenses
• This week's meetings
• Road work
• Obituaries - January 23, 2012
• Hotline: Library rules and national food holidays
• Valparaiso's switch to LED lights is expected to save city thousands
• Some parents seek stricter school policy on lice
• Christening gown passed down through six generations
• Women's body images assailed from all sides
• How to spot an eating disorder - and what to say
• Protesters clash at anti-abortion rally
• Peek-a-boo
• Fort Wayne boy, 12, dies after snowmobile crash
• Police will watch for pickpockets during Super Bowl
• 5 saved, 1 critical in Fort Wayne apartment blaze
• Council clarifying its personnel policies after credit-card problems surface in county
• Botox helps professor regain his true voice
• Report questions child safety agency's work
• Right-to-work fines imposed by speaker raise judicial reach question
• Governor's bicentennial conservation program to get first hearing
• Fish population improving after White River fish kill
• Anti-abortion rally at courthouse goes on despite ice, counterprotesters
• 'Underworld' sinks teeth into box office with $25M
• Indiana beats Penn State, 73-54
• Today's death notices
• Fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• What is the 21st Century Mission for Our Public Schools
• Sports transactions
• Saturday's girls' basketball scores
• Measure would let state panel set IU tuition rates
• Churches debate how best to keep young people involved
• 3rd round blown away at La Quinta
• Planning a super trip to Indy
• Vavra leads way as IU swims past Purdue
• Hoosiers in desperate need of a victory
• Fighting Irish upset No. 1 Orange
• Cornhuskers overwhelmed by Buckeyes for the 2nd time
• Razorbacks keep Wolverines winless on the road
• Road-weary Boilermakers no match for Spartans
• Serena dominates her way into the 4th round
• Sports on TV for Jan. 22
• Press box
• Saturday's high school basketball scores
• North jazz musicians do well in competition
• Morgan County coroner accused of soliciting teen online
• Losing their religion: Young people rejecting organized worship at an unprecedented rate
• South overmatched at Franklin Central
• Book explores reasons young people drop out of church
• Paterno 'serious' as family gathers
• Bears overwhelm North, 74-39
• BC wins four titles, places 3rd at WIC
• Pats' offense blueprint for PSU
• Same old Eli for Giants
• 49ers, Giants renew old rivalry
• Pats 'O' vs. Ravens 'D' for title
• State briefs: Two people killed in small plane crash in Jennings County
• Some Democrats opt out of boycott, driven by beliefs, constituents
• Lottery numbers
• Ice proves treacherous as firefighters battle blaze
• Local business briefs: Mister Buck's dog food available at Bloomingfoods
• New report suggests risks could outweigh benefits of daily aspirin regimen
• South girls fade against Bosse, 50-42
• Loogootee buries Linton girls, 56-21
• Cards' defense shakes up Jug Rox, 55-38
• Irwin steals show at Counsilman
• IU staying positive during slump
• Speed read
• Gingrich scores South Carolina upset
• Afghan bids for asylum abroad hit 10-year high
• Illinois man doing well after nail removed from his brain
• Icy weather leads to accidents, falls
• Almanac
• School moves to shut down fake Twitter posts
• NFL players could make Indiana labor fight interesting
• Obituaries - January 22, 2012
• State of the Union to highlight jobs, elections
• Teen completes globe-circling voyage
• Snow blankets Northeast, but few problems expected
• Sheriff: Suicidal Arizona couple wanted deputies dead, too
• Malawi women attacked over attire
• Civil rights in Chile: Maid refuses to use bus
• Romney offshore accounts contain up to $32 million
• TV station acts out high-profile Ohio bribery trial with puppets
• Ruling on discrimination exemptions confuses religious workers
• Push for 'personhood' rekindles abortion debate
• Today's death notices - Jan. 21, 2012
• American Life in Poetry
• Book briefs
• Sundance Film Fest opens with 4 films
• WonderLab sets records for attendance, revenue
• Arts Watch
• Faculty show reveals artists, their art
• 'Stomp' takes stage as 'Bill W and Dr. Bob' approach
• Musical understanding enlarged with writers' words
• On Exhibit
• Growing up with PRIDE
• Arts Alliance to hold first-ever annual meeting Monday
• Bestsellers
• Big year begins for Sassafras Audubon Society
• Staying safe on the ice
• Ind. state parks look forward to Super Bowl surge
• Road condition update: Travel with caution
• Ice closes business, Ivy Tech today
• Correction
• Today's weather: When will it melt?
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Jan. 21
• High school sports schedule
• Work on Monroe County Courthouse is progressing
• Nearby school districts may follow Purdue in shifting calendar
• University Elementary chess group to switch from school club to nonprofit club
• IPFW chancellor to advise Army on education
• Almanac
• Indiana State Police dispute motorists' claim of speed trap on I-65
• Monroe County commissioners delay releasing information on county credit cards
• MGB cute car Uebels were looking for
• Bull Dogs end South's CI winning streak
• Friday's girls' basketball scores
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Lottery numbers
• State Sen. Vi Simpson endorses voter referendum for right-to-work bill
• Shakamak takes down Wolverines
• Pike keeps North girls winless in CI, 55-50
• Statehouse briefs: Human trafficking bill closer to becoming law
• Artesians shoot down South, 54-51
• Where there's smoke ...
• Congress puts off movie piracy bill
• Ship owner's CEO: Captain misled company and crew
• Supreme Court throws out Texas electoral maps
• Romney, Gingrich 'neck and neck' in SC
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• New leadership for educator development firm Solution Tree
• Ethanol pipeline put on hold; project included Indiana plants
• Religious employers soon will have to cover the pill
• Business briefs
• Monroe County health board meeting Tuesday
• It's National Stalking Awareness Month
• Bloomington New Tech High School invites future students to Q&A session Thursday
• Fraternity hosting health fair Saturday
• Bedford pastor recalls uncle who was Tuskegee Airman
• Owen Valley steals one from Edgewood, 46-43
• Corrections
• Obituaries - January 21, 2012
• Police: Man stole $30,000 in jewelry from Kmart slated to be closed
• Brown County boys can't keep pace with Brownstown
• No. 2 Lions get past Bloomfield boys
• Expect another record-setting day at Counsilman
• Israel seeks to end ancient African Jewish custom
• Student disciplined in school prayer banner spat
• Religion news briefs
• Datebook - Jan. 21-23, 2012
• Religion: Tim Tebow's prayers controversial
• Saturday's girls' basketball matchup
• IU not only unpredictable Big Ten team
• Indiana lands veteran defensive ends coach Fabris
• Area roads icy; numerous accidents reported
• Bloomington police looking for seat-belt violations
• Bloomington man arrested on battery charges
• Lauren Spierer's parents: No persons of interest in daughter's disappearance 'cleared'
• Dog dies on Madison Street house fire; no one home at time of blaze
• Delaying a decision on I-69 won't make the project go away
• Letter: Isn't it time?
• Letter: Rejects that A+
• Letter: Applauds movement
• Letter: Commends students
• Indiana Senate passes bill to boost sentences for attending animal fights
• Correction
• High schoool sports: Bloomington South vs. Martinsville predictions, Volleyball coaches
• Tree removal near Seminary Square; College Ave. stretch closed south of Second St.
• Tree removal near Seminary Square; College Ave. closed south of Second St.
• Indiana House Democrats could end boycott Monday
• Morning report: Snow/ice forecast for evening commute, Auditor Amy Gerstman's credit card statement, Super Bowl
• Zappos cyberattack
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• It's Your Money: Talk to An Expert
• Crean says it not time to panic
• Boilers have too many weapons for the Hoosiers
• DNR says White River has recovered from 1999 spill
• Work finished in Indy to lock down manhole covers
• Lack of snow melts northern Indiana city's snowman contest
• Death notices: Jan. 20, 2012
• Weather: Freezing rain, slippery driving starting this afternoon
• Weather-related closings or delays: How to get your info to the H-T
• Letter: It's a power struggle
• And another thing: Missing public input and information, new Indiana license plate
• Judge delays fines; Indiana House could act on 'right to work' bill Friday
• Monroe County auditor's credit card statements expected to be released Friday afternoon
• Thursday's girls' basketball scores
• Thursday's boys' basketball scores
• Bloomfield girls roll over Linton
• Nadal sweeps into 4th round at Open
• Sports transactions
• Penn State stuns No. 22 Illini, 54-52
• OV swimmers third in 3-way
• Almanac
• Hotline: Unpaid bill and foreign call centers
• South to be without Bower, Gooch Friday night
• Eastern Greene girls grab Keg, snap skid
• No. 5 Cathedral tops 11th-ranked Panthers in wrestling
• North wrestlers flattened by Columbus East
• Eastside house moved to make room for new apartment complex
• Another torn ACL tests Horne's faith
• McRobbie to IU community: What happened at Penn State will not be tolerated here
• United Way weekly report
• Tickets still available for Jan. 29 Art of Chocolate fundraiser
• Area 10's CHOICE program helps provide free respite care to family coping with Alzheimer's disease
• Center for Sustainable Living is thriving, even though Caldwell Eco-Center has closed
• Sherwood Oaks to sell family food boxes at cost
• Teen chased, extinguished burning neighbor
• Pence outraises Gregg significantly in governor's race
• Daniels will give GOP response to speech
• Bill would grant immunity to underage drinkers who seek help for friends
• Councilman hosting meeting with voters
• Manhole work may cause traffic delays
• 'Right to work' bill is topic of forum
• Buy and sell prom dresses
• Correction
• Lottery numbers
• Police beat: Vehicle strikes building
• Obituaries - January 20, 2012
• Parton plans water-snow park in Tennessee
• Indiana senators consider changing tax refund
• Sex poses surprisingly low risk to heart patients
• Deadly storm grips Northwest
• Speed read
• Perry drops out of GOP race
• Gingrich paid $994,708 in federal taxes in 2010
• Press box
• Friday night's boys' basketball matchups
• Edgewood swimmers sweep South Putnam
• File-sharing website shut down
• Lawmakers' support for anti-piracy bills dwindling
• Cowardice at sea: Seafarers express outrage that captain jumped ship
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• Much of Caldwell's staff let go
• Friday's girls' basketball matchups
• After a half century, Pritchard's no longer at city location at 10th and Indiana
• On Screen
• 'Extremely Loud' is incredibly phony
• Repopulating cities would create jobs
• Letter: Nay to proposal
• Letter: Photo IDs and more,
• Carano kicks butt in 'Haywire' film debut
• Crane - an opportunity that can't wait
• Local business briefs: Lonnie Johnson selected as Super Lawyer; Cincinnati Reds Winter Caravan to stop at College Mall
• Weekly recalls
• IU sports chat: Hoosiers fall to Nebraska, predictions for Penn State game
• Bloomington police: Medical issues may have caused head-on crash
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 20-22, 2012
• In mid-January?
• Thanks
• Community news
• Indiana Democrats maintain right-to-work boycott
• Rick Perry says he's dropping out of presidential race, endorsing Gingrich
• R-BB facing budget crunch, possible layoffs
• Mike Leonard morning report: Superbowl events and tips; Hilly Hundred safety concerns
• IU’s GlobalNOC will provide services for Pennsylvania’s new $100M statewide network
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Snowy Days
• Storyhour Extravaganza: Snowy Days
• Intermediate Spanish
• Tip leads to Morgantown gambling arrest
• Death notices: Jan. 19, 2012
• Bill would put cold Indiana beer in stores
• Bill banning anthem embellishments won't get vote
• Area kids have artwork in Riley calendar
• Letter: Some thoughts
• Letter: Yes to Friday classes
• Editorial: School calendars should shorten summer break
• Indiana woman charged in alleged hammer attack on son
• Weather: 30- to 40-percent odds of light snow this afternoon; possible rain-snow mix by night
• Super Bowl media tips from Indiana University
• Super Bowl media tips from Indiana University
• Designing switchyard park: Plan will have to address contamination, flood plain
• Wednesday's boys' basketball scores
• Wednesday's girls' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Sports transactions
• New name, format gives old tournament hope
• Anti-piracy proposals putting Silicon Valley, Hollywood at odds
• Hoosiers in free fall
• Snowstorm wallops Pacific Northwest
• Hotline: Driver's license renewal, work zone safety
• Obama rejects Keystone XL pipeline - for now
• No. 10 Mustangs handle Martinsville, 58-46
• Williams-Sonoma could be banned in hometown
• Rough seas delay search of grounded ship
• Almanac
• Smoking ban for library grounds, other library rules of conduct being considered
• Speed read: Pentagon working to curb sexual assaults
• 'Right to freeload'? Bloomington opponents to Indiana 'right to work' bill speak out
• Q&A on contested Internet anti-piracy bills
• Nation briefs: 7 charged in record insider trading case
• Union favorite challenges Walker after Wisconsin demands recall
• GOP campaign rhetoric raising racial concerns
• Study: Abortion rates are higher in countries where they're banned
• Couples urged to get checked for HIV together
• World briefs: Slow response to East African famine 'cost lives'
• North student places in national photo exhibition
• Quillen announces candidacy for judge in Owen County
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - January 19, 2012
• R-BB considering calendar with more balanced breaks
• IU enrollment, credit hours set spring records in Bloomington
• Police beat: Man fires gun from deck, police find drugs
• Corrections
• Rally for Life set for Sunday
• City-county breakfast is Friday
• Lane reduction for manhole work today
• Indiana unveils specialty license plate for gay youth
• 'Spartacus: Vengeance' features new series star Liam McIntyre
• Harbaughs just a win away from Super Bowl matchup
• Press box
• Class basketball tournament to get another look
• Area mid-season boys' basketball awards
• Hoosier women searching for a victory
• Monroe County officials forgot to ask bank for auditor's fourth Visa statements
• Hot Spots - David Baker's birthday, Bluegrass Ball and Australian films
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Jan. 19)
• Original Yellow Wiggle rejoins Australian band
• On Stage
• 'Enchanted Island' a clever Met concoction
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• News of the Weird
• David Hamilton: firefighter, county council member
• Reader thoughts: Bloomington's Switchyard Park
• Letter: Oh, Indiana
• Section 8 events prompt thoughts about workfare
• Indiana House Democrats plan legal challenge of fining boycotters
• Two injured in head-on West Bloomfield crash
• Discussion Thursday to focus on reducing corporate power
• Thanks
• Datebook - Jan. 19-21, 2012
• Out and About
• Service clubs
• Morning report: Smoking restrictions at Monroe County Public Library, Bloomington's switchyard park
• 5,300 IU students benefit from eTexts savings
• - X-Treme Team: Drinking Straw Construction
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Downloadable Days
• Datebook - Jan. 18-20, 2012
• Volunteer opportunities
• Out and About
• New Hope Family Shelter receives donation from ONB
• Community news
• Thanks
• Indy airport constructs new lane in case of Super Bowl traffic disasters
• IU heads to Nebraska battling itself
• North pounces on Northview, 60-41
• National Park Service seeks Indiana homesteaders
• Southwest Indiana Toyota plant produces 3-millionth vehicle
• Death notices: Jan. 18, 2012
• Indiana man gets 40 years in shooting death of boy, 4
• Weather: Mostly sunny, cold today
• Letter: Lincoln on labor
• Editorial: Art plan an ambitious goal
• Editorial: Switchyard Park a major opportunity
• College for Kids Summer Camp Activities Coordinator
• Proposed changes to Indiana's school grading system criticized at public hearing
• Sports transactions
• Downtown Bloomington hotel proposed for Ninth and College
• Sports on TV for Jan. 18
• Indiana speaker threatens fines for boycotting Dems
• Monroe County's comprehensive plan closer to approval
• Hotline: Temporary lane at Tapp Road, cellphone calls from telemarketers
• Ryan Kartje's Big Ten power rankings
• No. 11 South wrestlers blank Edgewood
• Seymour beam scores topple South gymnasts
• Hummel leads Boilers past Iowa
• Michigan holds off No. 9 Michigan State
• First-time voter realizes importance of being educated about candidates
• High school sports schedule
• Wednesday's girls' basketball matchup
• Ivy Tech a finalist for national workforce training award
• Press box
• Tuesday's girls' basketball scores
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• Lottery numbers
• Indiana sports schedule
• Edgewood boys' swimming sweeps Arties, Mooresville; girls' split
• North swimmers sweep T.H. North
• Gunner Kiel settles on Notre Dame
• Eastern Greene turns up defense Linton, 56-36
• Cougar girls shoot down Pioneers, 52-49
• Speed read
• Coast Guard to Italian captain: Go back aboard!
• Scientists confirm rocks fell from Mars
• Indonesia takes on train 'surfers'
• Almanac
• Bill requiring stage inspections advances
• Longtime Sen. Bray retiring from Legislature
• Police beat: Two men found fighting
• Corrections
• Obituaries - January 18, 2012
• Swift teases songs about heartbreak on next album
• Sign up now for caregiver program
• Groups file signatures to recall Wisconsin governor
• Court rejects student speech cases
• Under pressure to disclose, Romney says he pays about 15% in income tax
• Ticket system goes paperless
• TV chef Paula Deen teams with Novo Nordisk on diabetes
• Many 2010 income tax breaks still in place for 2011
• Business briefs: Wikipedia to black out; vehicles aging; Yang leaves Yahoo
• Golden Globes seen by almost 17 million viewers
• Brooks' suit against Oklahoma hospital goes to trial
• Demise of local Dr Pepper brand worries Texas town
• Shot fired in Spencer leads to prostitution, theft charges
• Owen County crash details released
• Letter: Reps get A+
• Letter: Sees no difference
• IHSAA: Classes put fairness first
• Liven up winter dishes with spice blends
• Indianapolis Colts fire coach Jim Caldwell
• Chapman's serving Italian menu this week
• Holidays celebrating specific foodstuffs fill the calendar each year
• Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market produce available Saturday
• Homemade tomato soup spiced with thyme
• Chefs root for very versatile properties found in ginger
• Simple ingredients can create sensational pasta
• Ghee: What it is and how to use it
• Long beans bring luck for Chinese New Year
• Scale back the fat in tamales
• Understanding the importance of water
• High water closes stretch of Ind. 43 in Greene, Owen
• Today's death notices: 1/17/12
• Bloomington City Council taking on zoning issues Wednesday
• Bloomington's switchyard park planning process starts Wednesday
• Mitchell man dies in morning wreck on Old Ind. 37
• Holiday World owners show interest in reopening Kentucky Kingdom
• Lauren Spierer family issue statement on missing daughter's 21st birthday
• Morning Report: Flooding, Monroe County planning discussion
• Consumers urged to be vigilant in wake of Zappos cyberattack
• Consumers urged to be vigilant in wake of Zappos cyberattack
• - Books to Movies
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• - Gold Medal Books Reception
• - Caldecott Storytime
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Accident, tree block Old Ind. 37 on Bloomington's south side
• Weather: Jan. 17, 2012
• Tornado warning for southeastern Greene Co.; northern Lawrence Co.; northeastern Daviess Co.; northern Martin Co.
• Decision on Friday for 2013 forward Willis
• Martinsville woman loses $4,300 in scam
• Northern Indiana boy wakes up, helps save family from fire
• Letter: A worthier intention
• Indiana's top young women in computing to be recognized Jan. 18 in Indianapolis
• Editorial: Another survey rebuts right-to- work impact
• Experts: Watch Burma's negotiations with rebels, election for reform clues beyond prisoner release
• Experts: Watch Burma's negotiations with rebels, election for reform clues beyond prisoner release
• King Day message: 'Everyone is connected in one way or another'
• Vision-impaired babies get a lift from King Day volunteers
• IU Community Eye Care Center gives free exams, glasses on King Day
• Hotline: Street lights and lines, and lunch at the dentist's office
• Almanac
• Bloomington high school musicians to play with state's best
• Students in Greene County get King lessons instead of a day off
• Area boys' basketball leaders
• Area girls' basketball leaders
• Lottery numbers
• TV for Tuesday, January 17th
• Pair of Hoosiers win IU Winter Invitational singles tennis titles
• County officials to discuss plan amendments at work session Tuesday
• Police beat: Public intoxication, vandalism, jail bookings
• Boys and Girls Clubs given $500 grant
• High school scoreboard
• Boys' basketball polls
• Public invited to meeting Wednesday on 'right-to-work' legislation
• Proposed legislation would fine public access violators
• Girls' basketball polls
• 6-year-old boy pulled from icy pond dies
• Obituaries - January 17, 2012
• Business briefs
• Ireland's once-richest man declared bankrupt as bank pursues him
• Syrian legislator defects to protest crackdown
• Speed read
• MLK Day rally targets voting rights
• Principal warned over high-tech anti-cheating idea
• Election briefs
• Missing raised to 29 in cruise ship disaster
• Babies use lip-reading, too, in learning to talk, study suggests
• Paul's flights fly in face of his cut-spending theme
• On the move
• Tebow time to continue in 2012
• Na, Azarenka move on to Australian Open second round
• Owen County: Shots fired, suspects found
• 'Right-to-work' for living wage not part of bill
• Letter: Smile for the birdie
• Letter: All received books
• Letter: Boos disrespectful
• Lilly Endowment helps IU again
• H-T carrier hurt while on delivery route in Owen County
• Bloomington MLK Day events: Honoring King
• Former IU employee files discrimination complaint against IU
• Bloomington police: Man knocked out by punch on Kirkwood and Dunn
• Transformer blast near Lucas Oil Stadium causes power outage
• Jon Huntsman quits presidential race, endorses Romney
• Community news
• Datebook - Jan. 17-19, 2012
• Senior Calendar
• Out and About
• Thanks
• Muncie police nab escapee by following bare footprints
• Bedford gathering honors King legacy
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Bedford: Without a trace
• Countering the myth: PRIDE, others work to dispel Martinsville's negative image
• Defending champion Packers upended by Giants
• Police to keep eye on crowds' Super Bowl drinking
• 70 members of Indiana guard unit head to Afghanistan
• Evansville getting new earthquake risk maps
• Western Indiana police fatally shoot knife-wielding man
• Death notices: Jan. 16, 2012
• Knit for charity today 1-4 p.m
• Letter: Time auditor resigns
• Monday morning column: Coverage begins in big election year; new newsroom digital manager in place
• Weather: Jan. 16, 2012
• Cruise ship tragedy conjures memories of doomed Titanic
• Cruise ship captain's conduct blasted as divers find more dead
• 'The Artist' wins 3 Golden Globes; Williams, Plummer earn acting awards
• Image of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. continues to evolve
• Speed read: Fuel tanker arrives at iced-in town
• 420 pounds of cow brains seized at Cairo airport
• Monroe County landscaping ordinance gets overhaul
• Red Cross offering host of Bloomington blood drives, starting today
• Monroe County property transfers
• Giant pandas arrive in their new French home
• Conservation officers pull boy from icy pond in Brown County
• Wagner rallies to win Sony Open by 2
• High school schedule
• Press box
• This week's meetings
• Women to vie for top ranking Down Under
• Marriage licenses
• Sports on TV for Jan. 16
• Hoosiers wrestlers fall to Spartans in tiebreaker, 21-20
• College basketball roundup
• How to observe a meaningful King holiday
• Sophisticated comedy about commitment issues at the Firebay
• IU has lost its swagger
• Ravens' way is enough to beat Texans, 20-13
• Road work
• Jon Huntsman quitting GOP presidential race, manager says
• Obituaries - January 16, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• News from IU: Hanson receives President's Medal
• Almanac
• Naoumoff a real showman at the Steinway
• Hotline: Phone surveys and vanishing fish
• City to announce the 4 agencies receiving block grants Tuesday
• IU Dance Theater's performance hits wide range of emotional notes
• Bloomington King Day events
• Girls Inc. offers positive options
• IU professor finds way to make fantasy football educational
• Workshop to help arts groups learn how to raise funds
• Arts plan in the works
• Buckeyes cruise past Hoosiers, 80-63
• Today's death notices
• ARF! Read to a Dog
• - Year of the Dragon: Lunar New Year Celebration
• Ya! Ya! Chinese for Preschoolers
• Alef Ba
• Saturday's girls' basketball scores
• Saturday's boys' basketball scores
• Pats, Brady silence Tebowmania, 45-10
• Paterno speaks for the 1st time since Penn State firing
• Irish see home win streak end
• Spartans stumble on the road in Evanston
• Hawkeyes have all the answers vs. Wolverines
• Pacers hand Boston its 4th straight loss
• Press box
• New-look Cougars rout OV
• Linton boys hold off West Vigo rally
• Hoosiers forced to get with 'Program'
• Bank president says county got all requested credit card data
• Lawmakers say 'right-to-work' is pushing all other issues aside
• Owens gets 45 as Mustangs win in OT
• Lottery numbers
• 49ers outlast Saints in shootout, 36-32
• Farmer, Thacker lead South wrestlers to 2nd in CI meet
• Bull Frogs top South to take 15th CI swim title
• Eastern boys blast Martinsville
• Ashcraft's double-double lifts WRV boys
• Mitchell's defense swallows up WRV girls
• Washington Catholic keeps Linton girls reeling
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Police, motorcyclists escorting fallen soldier help rescue crash victims
• Two arrested after vehicle theft
• Stalemate between parents, principal puts University Elementary chess club in limbo
• Emergency visits up at local hospitals
• Obituaries - January 15, 2012
• California targets 'vampire' battery chargers that suck up energy
• Dutch use F-16s to pursue criminal suspect
• Night of chaos, fear after cruise ship ran aground
• Speed read
• Almanac
• Bacon is bad? Oh, nooooo!
• Fort Wayne student's TB is drug-resistant strain
• Hospital chaplain fights kids' obesity
• Sportsman's Expo draws record number of visitors
• Chocolatier thinks outside the box
• Local business briefs
• IU QBs Kiel, Wright-Baker leave program
• Court upholds firing of deputy who claimed racism
• ACLU sues Indy over newspaper for homeless
• Some motels become havens for sex offenders
• No. 5 Buckeyes out for revenge at IU
• Patriots spring back to bounce Alices
• North girls drop fifth straight
• South girls go 2 OTs to beat Pike
• History of shame: Desecration of dead is as old as war itself
• Tibetan sets self on fire; clashes follow
• Taiwan's China-friendly president wins re-election
• Obama: Give tax incentives to businesses that bring jobs here
• White House concerned about online piracy bills
• Nation briefs
• Oklahoma ban on Islamic law is unconstitutional, federal court rules
• Man detained after another California homeless man killed
• The new geothermal? Project will pour water into volcano to make power
• O'Connor, Chitwood lead North gymnasts over Jeff
• Intrepidude bids farewell to one adventure
• IU music students learn the business side of playing
• Family keepsake, with fringe on the top
• Bestsellers
• American Life in Poetry
• Two shows in Indianapolis are worth the car ride
• Winfrey celebrates first graduates
• Arts Watch
• Birthday celebration cranking up for boxer Muhammad Ali
• On Exhibit
• College student seeks date with Tim Tebow
• Talk About - Lecture notes from IU
• 'Meeting' a powerful reminder
• Birthday's best to great jazz musician and teacher
• Groups continue work in Statehouse, elsewhere, to improve air, water, soil as well as increase conservation and hope for more free fishing days
• Columnist returns as snowy owl disappears from area
• Today's weather: Cold
• Overnight police and fire checks - Jan. 14
• Today's death notices - Jan. 14
• Religion briefs
• Michigan pins IU, 33-6
• Brown County girls on the attack at OV
• Friday's girls' basketball scores
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Brown County boys pull one out against OV
• Every making news for his game at Sony
• Granger's ejection doesn't slow Pacers
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• South shoots down Mustangs
• Lottery numbers
• Judge in Virginia rejects ballot appeal
• With time, money running out, South Carolina often turns nasty
• Health care protest in Romania
• Speed read
• Colbert prepares run, transfers PAC to Stewart
• Willis accused of driving under influence of meth in head-on Greene County crash
• Anti-Bain hits on Romney may take root in SC race
• Martinsville downs undermanned North, 65-47
• Homeless teen up for national science prize will have house to study in again
• Plan to scrap kindergarten program draws protest
• Best in show: 6 gadgets that defined electronics show
• Obama merger idea takes on big government
• Business briefs
• Bloomfield boys roll past South Knox
• Linton boys back to .500 with win at Rivet
• Eastern boys use big 3rd to top Clay City
• Almanac
• MPO committee still seeking answers on I-69; decision may be delayed
• MCCSC, R-BB planning changes to school-year calendars
• Saturday night's boys' basketball matchups
• Volunteers in Medicine clinic's executive director resigns
• Saturday's girls' basketball matchups
• Tebowmania steals headlines from Brady
• Saturday's NFL playoff matchups
• South looking to end Bull Frogs' reign as conference champions
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• JUCO quarterback Coffman jumps at chance to play at Indiana
• Richland Township schedules meeting
• Members sought for SCCAP board
• Bloomington bus routes limited Monday
• Police beat
• Obituaries - January 14, 2012
• Monroe auditor's credit card debt still puzzling county officials
• Indiana Democrats: Voters should decide right-to-work
• Letter: Good example to follow
• Letter: Sans the tantrums
• Letter: No fan of event staff
• Letter: A cosmic alignment
• MCCSC superintendent's first assessment of schools shows pressures on public education
• For King Day, volunteer and take a pledge of peace
• Student group petitions IU to stop burning coal
• Flue fire destroys Monroe County house; people and pet escape
• Dealing with claims
• Egyptian Christian faces trial for insulting Islam
• Pastor opens tattoo parlor inside Michigan church
• Books: 'Beautiful Outlaw': Portrayals of Jesus lack depth
• Yount: Christians still face many lions worldwide
• Czech govt to compensate religious groups
• Former coach leads from the pulpit now
• Local pastor receives call to Indianapolis
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 14-16, 2012
• Funerals scheduled for 3 Indiana National Guardsmen
• Weekend line-up: Emergency department data for local hospitals, legislative update
• High school sports chat: Damon Brown off North team after violating school rules, Garrett Burton has a torn ACL
• Ivy Tech students will help local agencies on MLK Jr. Day
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Job Search Interview and Resume Help @ Your Library
• North Lawrence schools on two-hour delay this morning
• Weather: Slippery roads, wind make driving a challenge this morn; Spencer-Owen, North Lawrence schools add two-hour delay
• Letter: Candidates and jobs
• Letter: Eye on the prize
• And another thing: Auditor Gerstman has no credibility, trustees should determine college tuition
• Indiana U med school joins first lady's vets program
• Storm dumps 9 inches of snow on northern Indiana
• Preservationists seek expanded tax credit
• A little fun at the Statehouse
• Death notices: Jan. 13, 2012
• Volunteers to Promote Safety and Courtesy on the B-Line Trail
• Voluntarios para promover la seguridad y cortesía en la ruta B-Line
• IU's Meyer, Estridge taken in MLS SuperDraft
• Sports transactions
• South wrestlers strike down THN
• Bloomington homeless shelters near limits; closing of Occupy camp adds to high use
• With no edge, IU didn't have a prayer
• Almanac
• Gophers spoil Hoosier fairy tale
• Indiana State Fair concerts moving to expanded coliseum
• Hotline: Crow questions, Patterson traffic light issues
• Forums planned on MCCSC mission, values statements
• IU moves to increase recycling efforts by adding deskside units
• 5 arrests in cocaine heist sting was joint effort by Bloomington, federal officers
• King Day closings announced
• Lottery numbers
• Future of schools discussed in forum
• United Way of Monroe County campaign highlights
• Police beat: Man exposing himself at shelters
• Obituaries - January 13, 2012
• Concerts filled with fine music-making
• Teacher recognized as network trainer
• Press box
• Michigan State closes out IU women, 67-47
• Former Panther Davis making run at Olympic team
• Friday night's boys' basketball matchup
• Mitchell outlasts Eastern girls, 58-50
• Walls taking charge with Horne out at Edgewood
• Scientists: Reducing methane and soot is the key to curbing global warming
• Panetta vows full investigation of video
• Failed Russian spacecraft to fall back to Earth soon
• Speed read: Natalee Holloway declared dead
• World briefs: Iranian leader meets with Fidel Castro
• Nation briefs: Detroit cuts hours of police precincts
• Tornado strikes North Carolina
• NYC Occupiers become nomads
• Young voters propelling Ron Paul's campaign
• Former critics rush to defend Romney
• Candidate filings
• British TV crew visits Evansville for obesity show
• Kenley balks at automatic tax refund
• Dutch nursery cares for slew of orphaned seal pups
• Police remove 55 dogs from Northern Indiana farmhouse
• Artists, entrepreneurs use social media tools to meet capital needs
• Guest at Ohio dog pound was a real pig
• Tiny frog thought to be world's smallest vertebrate
• League of Women Voters of Bloomington-Monroe hosting a legislative update
• Local business briefs: James Bohrer named Super Lawyer; Employment Plus announces promotions
• On Screen
• Smith-Ille to head Monroe County Election Board
• Need for export traffic remains
• Target debuts its boutique shops
• Retail sales weaken late in record year
• MCCSC superintendent DeMuth outlines school progress in State of the Corporation address
• Rush to pass laws unusual for Indiana
• Bloomington police dispel rumors of Lauren Spierer being found in Brown County
• Letter: Profit in pockets
• Letter: Negative nonsense
• Animals in Winter: A series for home school students
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 13-15, 2012
• IU sports chat: Matt Roth's progress, Will Sheehey status
• Cardinals on a snowy morning
• Newsroom report: Desk-side recycling at IU, new chairwoman of Monroe County Election Board
• 'Joyful Noise' never really sings
• Walberg does one last job in 'Contraband'
• Streep can't save superficial 'Iron Lady'
• Fed court orders RI school to remove prayer mural
• Tuneful Twos
• Tuneful Twos
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Intermediate Spanish
• Crowd rallies against 'right-to-work' bill at Bedford union hall
• Three Indy hospitals participate in genome research
• Indiana retailers oppose two-year wait for Amazon tax
• IU to host Minnesota with or without Sheehey
• Letter: This is Todd Young
• Letter: Court ruling
• Instant Message: Mission statement for MCCSC
• Editorial: Teen's petition sheds light on Constitution
• Death notices: Jan. 12, 2012
• Weather: Chance of snow 100 percent
• Pilot program provides no-cost IT training to IU faculty and staff
• City to Provide Free Electronics Recycling
• Bloomington King Day events to feature Hamilton speech, IU dramatic presentation
• North playing not only for win, but 'The Harrell'
• Free throw shooting dooms struggling North
• Granger breaks out with 24 against Hawks
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Jan. 12
• No. 13 Michigan needs OT to beat Wildcats
• Wednesday's boys' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Area girls' basketball scoring leaders
• Wednesday's girls' basketball scores
• South runs past Edgewood, 45-35
• MPO group meets Friday at City Hall
• Hotline: Clean pillows and energy assistance credit
• Jones deserves some credit for IU's success
• Almanac
• Ivy Tech to offer French Lick classes
• Oklahoma woman, pet kangaroo moving over city spat
• Child molester sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - January 12, 2012
• Corrections
• Educators disagree with lawmaker seeking uniform school calendars
• Earthquake drill set for Feb. 7
• UnitedHealthcare to cover HPV vaccine
• Homicide drops off US list of top causes of death
• Plenty of planets: Astronomers find more than they expected in galaxy
• High court keeps judges out of church job disputes
• Schools are out on two different days
• Campaign calls for bald Barbie to support kids with cancer
• Romney rolls into South Carolina with eye on the GOP nomination
• Speed read: Two years after Haiti quake, little reconstruction seen
• Warm winter gives budgets a break in U.S. communities
• French journalist killed in Syria
• Snow-smothered Alaska town sends for more shovels
• Nation briefs: Occupy rally planned Tuesday in Washington, D.C.
• Report: IRS, taxpayers being shortchanged
• Hostess, maker of Twinkies, goes back into bankruptcy protection
• Van der Sloot pleads guilty to Peru killing
• Fed survey shows economy ended 2011 with strength
• Bloomington cleaning supply company bought by Ohio firm
• Lack of scoring biggest problem for IU women
• Freestyle skier Burke in critical condition
• Press box
• Heisman winner RG3 jumping to NFL
• Indiana sports schedule
• Indiana lawmakers debate state tournament
• Colts hire Eagles' Ryan Grigson as new GM
• Lilly Endowment gives IU $33 million for Kelley School construction, renovation
• Producer surprised at acceptance of gay characters
• On Stage
• News of the Weird
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Top Fives
• Hot Spots: Blue Sky Back, The Size of Color EP release and Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Jan. 12)
• Monroe County Council censures Auditor Amy Gerstman
• Kelly Clarkson to sing anthem at Super Bowl
• Bloomington police seek two in stolen credit card case
• Businesses lend support to projects
• Letter: Senator off base
• IU student arrested after undercover purchase of Xanax
• High school basketball preview video: Big games in south-central Indiana
• Lorraine Farrell replacing Jan Ellis on Monroe County Election Board
• West side Monroe County YMCA project gets $50,000 gift from German American
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 12-14, 2012
• America's poor at greater risk after Great Recession says IU study
• Evening Family Story Time
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Put It In Order Circulation Volunteer Training
• Downloadable Days
• US Education secretary to speak at NCAA convention
• Soldier who survived Afghan blast set for surgery
• Judge expected to appoint doctors to examine ex-Notre Dame coach Brown
• Handcuffed man steals police car, radios about key
• Tebow time in Denver
• Letter: Safe and civil city
• Letter: It's not a loan
• Guest column: Bloomington still occupied despite eviction
• Editorial - Bottom line of development: Deals have to make good business sense
• Death notices: Jan. 11, 2012
• Weather: Jan. 11, 2012
• 'Lauren's Law': Officials say polygraph proposal would be unconstitutional
• US Attorney Joe Hogsett weighs in on Monroe County credit card use, firearms crackdown
• Warm winter? Not for long: Cold front moving into area Thursday, snow likely
• Daniels gives more modest agenda to Indiana lawmakers
• Mullendore Guns owner awaits May trial, facing 10 years and $250,000 fine if convicted
• Almanac
• Hotline: Insurance complications and another Macri's update
• Paul gets 43 as Illini stun No. 5 Buckeyes
• Jackson lasts 1 year in Oakland
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Jan. 11
• Golf week
• Changes on the way for BCS?
• Ryan Kartje's Big Ten power rankings
• Saban: Tide were 'special'
• Tuesday's girls' basketball scores
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Area boys' basketball leaders
• Wednesday's girls' basketball matchups
• Smithville Little League ready for 'real' baseball
• Running back from Illinois picks Indiana over major programs
• South survives at Columbus East, 56-54
• Edgewood pins North for 2nd time this season
• Hatchets chop down Bloomfield girls, 54-42
• Edgewood girls top Indian Creek, boys tie
• OV girls win, boys 2nd in 3-way meet
• 3 judges to seek another term
• Lottery numbers
• Correction
• Police beat: Fight erupts after vehicle kicked
• Obituaries - January 11, 2012
• Some guerrilla warfare on behalf of 'Cougar Town'
• Duke, Progress agree to new July merger deadline
• Township board to meet Friday
• Scotty's collecting for the food bank
• TSA defends confiscation of woman's cupcake
• Obama: GOP's anti-EPA stance a false debate
• Romney sweeps New Hampshire
• Speed read
• Court won't allow suit against private prison employees
• Marijuana doesn't harm lung function, large study finds
• Strike rage, sectarian violence threaten Nigeria
• Panel: Forced sterilization victims should get $50,000 each from state
• Court rules in favor of arbitration in credit card disputes
• Ford unveils new sedan in effort to revive Lincoln
• Can you say that on TV? Supreme Court debates issue
• Business briefs
• Jon Hamm: 'Mad Men' returning March 25
• Holiday festivities last even longer in Puerto Rico
• Indiana House Democrats boycott again over labor bill
• Indiana House panel advances right-to-work bill
• Bloomington Transit ridership hits record of 3.41 million rides in 2011
• Letter: Missing Knight
• Wine establishments add to downtown
• Mission possible: A fast, easy low-carb angel food
• Molten cheese is one of winter's great pleasures
• New year is good time to change eating habits toward healthier diet
• Oats: A quick and easy way to boost your health
• Veggies are bountiful at Saturday's winter market
• Aver's Pizza opens on east side, expands delivery
• Favorite Italian roast beef sandwich duplicated
• Winter demands warm comfort of mac and cheese
• Indiana DNR issues more than 500 citations during hunting season
• Indiana Limestone strike ends
• Caroling helps to raise funds for Bloomington Community Band
• For the children
• Out and About
• Volunteer opportunities
• Datebook - Jan. 11-13, 2012
• Golfing in January: Warm temperatures again today
• Weird trees in Monroe County: Share your pictures, suggestions
• - A Day On, Not a Day Off
• - A Day On, Not a Day Off
• - A Day On, Not a Day Off
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Daniels set for final Indiana State of State speech
• Ryan's IU Review
• Morgan County Hall of Fame to get 8 new members
• Death notices: Jan. 10, 2012
• Indiana investigates inmate's apparent Facebook page
• Letter: Try occupying
• Letter: Crosswalks needed
• Editorial: Credit cards and trips they pay for need more scrutiny
• Weather: Jan. 10, 2012
• Bull Dogs top Cougar gymnasts
• Monroe County deputy prosecutor shifts to courts after federal grant runs out
• Clear Creek Elementary students' works published in anthology
• Stricker opens year with win in Hawaii
• Edgewood bounces back with dominant win
• South swimming flips lineups, still tops Stars
• Rivet girls too much for WRV
• OV girls can't keep pace with Clay City
• IU service outreach to be featured on new Big Ten Network show this month
• IU professor David Weaver among five people selected for Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame
• Tide roll to BCS title
• Bloomington pediatrician, CDC recommend boys get HPV vaccine at an early age
• How does the HPV vaccine work?
• Press box
• Today on TV
• High school scoreboard
• School Diary: School spirit comes to life during the big game
• IU garners top-10 ranking for first time since 2008
• Hotline: Parking near the B-Line Trail, commonwealth title for states
• Almanac
• AP Men's Basketball Top 25
• Larkin selected for Hall of Fame
• Fire whom? Romney draws flak on eve of NH primary
• CBS debuts morning show with Charlie Rose, Gayle King, others
• Lottery numbers
• Jay-Z raps about birth of daughter with Beyonce
• What's in a name? Beezow Doo-Doo Zopittybop-Bop-Bop arrested
• Speed read
• Business briefs
• America hits the brakes on health care spending
• Groups: Barricades erected at ex-Occupy camp are illegal
• FDA: Medication recall may also affect painkillers
• Iran sentences ex-Marine to death in CIA case
• Millions of Filipino devotees defy terrorism warning
• Obituaries - January 10, 2012
• Social worker's nose broken while restraining girl, 17
• Purdue planning trimester calendar for quicker degrees
• Bloomington man sentenced to 58 years in jail on molesting charges
• Police beat: Gas siphoned from U-Haul trucks
• Mentoring makes difference in lives of young people
• Pedestrian hit by car on Vernal Pike and Ind. 37
• Letter: Flouting of policy
• Letter: More to be done
• Leadership must show in speech by MCCSC leader
• MCCSC Super Judy DeMuth to give State of the School Corporation address
• Indiana Democrats ending boycott, won't promise labor vote
• Datebook - Jan. 10-12, 2010
• Out and About
• Senior Calendar
• Area 10 Agency on Aging doing project to record oral histories of area veterans
• IU Hoosiers now ranked no. 7 by Associated Press
• Residents evacuate Mooresville house fire; one treated for smoke inhalation
• Sole Indiana Guard survivor of Afghan blast is in coma
• Celebration of Scientists at WonderLab on MLK Day
• Datebook - Jan. 9-11, 2012
• Every great cook needs a good, sharp set of knives in the kitchen
• A Fourth of July from the past
• Out and About
• International Digging Into Data Challenge lands IU scholars on two winning teams
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Southwest Indiana school district may tap methane for power
• Indiana airports hope Super Bowl brings more business
• Death notices: Jan. 9, 2012
• Letter: Like a pasha
• Letter: Right to work
• Evaluation pilot lets teachers lead
• Weather: Jan. 9, 2012
• Monday Morning: Stories about county auditor's spending just part of what we do
• Zipline in Brown County
• IU briefs: Two from IU ranked as top education policy voices
• Upland changes plan for new brewery
• IU women can't complete comeback vs. 'Cats
• Lottery numbers
• Steelers Tebow-ed out of playoffs in OT
• Giants' defense comes up big vs. Falcons
• Monday's girls' basketball matchup
• Press box
• Giffords leads crowd in pledge 1 year after shooting
• Sports on TV for Jan. 9
• Boilers get back to work vs. Gophers
• Speed read
• Wolverines hustle to rare win vs. Badgers
• Property transfers - Nov. 11, 2011-Jan. 1, 2012
• Marriage licenses
• This week's meetings
• Iran reported to be enriching uranium at underground lab
• Police: Woman went disguised as man to steal from neighbors
• Lawsuit targets Eli Lilly, others, claiming DES-breast cancer link
• Older workers face challenges in job hunt
• Hotline: Right to work and burnt-out snowflakes
• Cornhole fan hopes to score with invention
• Grounded cargo ship breaks apart on reef
• Joy, sadness in South Africa as Mandela's party turns 100
• Sheehey another step closer to returning to court
• Oakland sees homicide total spike in rough 2011
• Rematch for all the marbles in BCS title game
• Almanac
• Resolve keeps Columbus man farming at 81
• MCCSC working on mission statement
• Fact check: Promising gain without pain and other debate assertions
• Houston landmark demolished
• Texas electoral maps issue comes before Supreme Court
• Road work
• Reconstruction work on bypass to bring new traffic patterns
• Premium prices for parking during Super Bowl
• Obituaries - January 9, 2012
• State DOT plans 28 roundabouts
• Shelbyville man shot by police after firing on them
• Couple spots rare calliope hummingbird
• Comic Kathy Griffin gets Bravo network talk show
• 'Devil Inside' lifts Hollywood spirits with $34.5M
• '24' movie to begin shooting this spring
• IU outlasts Penn State, 88-82
• Today's death notices
• T-Birds easily defend County title
• Beyond the Scoreboard
• Bears hold off North girls, 57-53
• Saturday's high school basketball scores
• Hawkeyes' win streak comes to abrupt end
• State college basketball roundup
• Bertrand leads Illini to comeback win over 'Huskers
• Stricker surges into lead
• Hibbert leads Pacers past Bobcats
• Saints march past Lions in opener
• Top 25 college basketball roundup
• Oliver finds shopfront in Fountain Square a good fit
• Wine on the square: Chateau Thomas finds a home in historic building
• Lottery numbers
• Brown County officials kicking around ideas for former sock factory
• Matchups, economy hurt bowl attendance
• North Dakota State claims national title
• Mustangs race past the Panthers in Compass Bowl
• O'Brien 'the right guy' for Penn State
• Giants finally back in playoffs
• Sunday's NFL playoff games
• Smart gets another shot in Sacramento
• Romney brushes off rivals' barbs in debate
• Two arrested as police clear out park
• Speed read
• Labor board ruling lets workers pursue group claims in court
• Just seeds: Grandmother planted marijuana she says stranger gave her
• Press box
• Santorum: the 'consistent conservative'
• Meyer's arrival at Ohio State will turn tide in football war
• BC girls rip Tiger Cubs
• Hill paces WRV boys to 3rd at GCI
• Nation briefs
• Rare Asian duck draws bird watchers to California
• Endangered seals being killed
• 7 teens charged with beating classmate unconscious
• Police warn homeless about serial killer
• In his post-Senate career, Santorum's income has soared
• What donors? Super PACs buy time to keep secrets
• EPA cancels water delivery to town affected by drilling
• Blackwater successor settles Baghdad shooting suit
• Afghan claim that US abuses prisoners strains key talks
• Crane migration program runs afoul of federal regulators
• Gingrich's rise recalls the 1984 congressional McRace
• Whitlatch's career high leads South girls
• BC boys fall short at Hauser
• Almanac
• Indiana guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• Obituaries - January 8, 2012
• Local business briefs: Yoga therapy offered at Tibetan Center
• Hoosiers go for 1st league win
• Sports on TV for Jan. 8
• Big Ten road block for IU
• South Knox downs Eastern girls, 46-34
• Linton buries Clay City in Greene Co. consolation
• Texans rout Bengals for 1st playoff win
• Lions use FT edge to beat Bloomfield girls
• South takes top spots at North Diving Invite
• Volunteers' efforts change history of one owl species in Indiana
• Today's death notices - 1/7/12
• Modern dance leaps into today's world
• Spanish-language telenovelas overtake soaps
• Still painting attacked
• 'Phoenix' rises in Bloomington after Louisville sighting by two locals
• On Exhibit
• Bestsellers
• Book briefs
• American Life in Poetry
• Arts Watch
• IU's musical season a real celebration
• Today's weather: A little cooler but still unseasonably warm
• Anti-smoking bill among issues stalled by Indiana Democrat boycott
• Sportsman's Expo gives families a chance to recreate inside fairgrounds building
• Bloomington police arrest two protesters in pre-dawn sweep of Peoples Park
• Happy returns for Arkansas in Cotton Bowl
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Jan. 7
• Friday's girls' basketball scores
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Pacers grind out win over Boston
• Press box
• Surging Saints must 1st get past Detroit
• Monroe County, Bloomington road crews spending just a fraction compared with last year
• My Favorite Ride column has run its course? Don't think so
• Week of Chocolate events to start Jan. 29
• New construction contract takes I-69 to the Monroe County line
• Chocolate celebration a good idea that has kept on giving
• Bloomington police officer bitten by dog while extinguishing car fire
• Almanac
• Officials applying Indiana State Fair disaster's lessons to Super Bowl
• South turns back North, 64-57
• Obituaries - January 7, 2012
• Police beat: Gasoline, jewelry, truck, tools, wallet, mufflers stolen
• Euchre event Tuesday at Owen County Y
• Monroe County gets grant to fund free legal help
• Lottery numbers
• Hiring trends: Broader-based, more at higher pay
• Positive jobs report fails to lift stocks
• IRS estimate: 17% of taxes owed went unpaid
• Edgewood starts 2012 off right with 1st win
• Penn State names Patriots' O'Brien new coach
• Slow start dooms OV boys at Northview
• Saturday's girls' basketball matchups
• Saturday's boys' basketball matchups
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• Looking up: US adds 200,000 jobs in December hiring surge
• Analysis: Jobs rate gives Obama positive plot line
• US redefines rape; adds men, others as victims
• Speed read
• Mother: Wrongly deported Texas teen is back in US
• OV girls outlast winless Northview, 37-28
• Obama plans change in immigration rule
• Hot-air balloon bursts into flames in New Zealand; 11 dead
• Military donors rally behind Paul
• No. 6 Sullivan holds off Bloomfield boys, 68-62
• Brown County boys' rally falls short vs. Indian Creek
• Pitt used to an interim coach in bowl games
• Bloomington entries among 46 'Super' sandwiches for Super Bowl contest
• Indiana House Democrats may head back to work soon
• Letter: Invoking 'unknow'
• Letter: Coover still inspires
• Letter: Big money risk
• Bloomington's Peoples Park nearly un-occupied
• Occupy 'identifiers' slipped from advocacy to anarchy
• Former Monroe County hr director misused county credit card, says commissioners president
• Monroe County official's Jan. 3 resignation tied to violation of credit card policy
• Welcoming pastor
• Two congregations: A journey toward understanding
• Local religion briefs
• New ministers welcomed
• State offer rejected by Delphi church that's in path of highway
• Out and About
• Datebook - Jan. 7-9, 2012
• Home of the week
• High school sports: Wrestling and swimming
• Escaped pig captured, tasered in Gibson County
• ACLU warns Mo. schools about religious speakers
• Holocaust survivors blast Nazi garb at protest
• Artist sculpts St. Damien statue for Pahoa church
• Suit filed over blocking of religious content
• Antiquing With Susan
• Remodel puts a shine on bathroom
• Dutch urged to apologize for Jewish deportations
• Diverse congregations share space, bridge gaps
• Datebook - Jan. 6-8, 2012
• Davis deploys to Afghanistan
• Out and About
• Community news
• Thanks
• Happy Travelers' Chicago adventure
• Homes Calendar
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Study: Transfer law students succeed academically but fail to integrate fully in new school
• Study: Transfer law students succeed academically but fail to integrate fully in new school
• DNR looking for Indiana's weirdest trees
• Steamboat draws far-flung group of passengers
• Indiana Revenue Department expands freefile program
• Letter: Offensive and rude
• Suspect in deaths of girl, uncle beaten in jail
• Morgan County police, firefighters had their hands full
• Death notices: Jan. 6, 2012
• Letter: A plan for applying
• Letter: Who are they?
• Weather: "I got sunshine ... "
• Columnist: Right-to-work the wrong way for Indiana to go
• And another thing: Occupy folks welcome at shelters; regulate smoking, not national anthem
• Letter: Kudos to staff
• Letter: Is it wise?
• Letter: Not that simple
• 4A's BNL outclasses 3A No. 4 Mustangs
• NFL playoff glance
• Sports on TV for Jan. 6
• Thursday's girls' basketball scores
• Thursday's boys' basketball scores
• City game could be nail-biter
• Friday's boys' basketball matchups
• Inspired North boys swimmers fall short at CN
• North-South basketball series results
• South outpoints rival North in season opener
• Walker leads Bloomfield girls past North Central
• High school sports schedule
• Fines pending for Indiana House Democrats in battle over 'right-to-work' legislation
• No. 12 Hoosiers hold off Michigan, 73-71
• Sex-trafficking law clears Indiana Senate committee
• 'Land of the free'? Proposed Indiana law would regulate singing of anthem
• State Rep. Peggy Welch pushing for Indiana smoking ban
• Zeller, Watford combo can make Indiana great
• Fougerousse leads Linton at Greene County Invite
• Staff Assistant - Community Gardening Program
• Beth Shalom puts Earth stewardship concept into action
• Hotline: Wacky traffic light, improved parking limits and the FCC
• Almanac
• Martha's House needs volunteers for winter overflow shelter, expected to open Saturday
• Lottery numbers
• Obama: US military will be pared down, reshaped
• Jackson Creek scheduling event for sixth-graders
• Police think poisoned cat meat killed China tycoon
• Study: Romney plan raises taxes on poor, gives cuts to millionaires
• Speed read
• New Monroe County chief deputy clerk appointed
• No. 19 Nebraska turns back IU women
• After Iowa, questions grow about Occupy's impact
• NYC's new 911 call center adopts post-2001 changes
• World briefs
• US proposes regulating face, hand transplants
• Scientist Stephen Hawking to turn 70, defying disease
• Nation briefs
• Incoming freshmen learn about high school at Bloomington North, South open houses
• School funding, grades among education issues to be discussed at public forum Wednesday
• R-BB school board re-elects its officers at Thursday meeting
• Concert Friday night for Sarnecki family
• Entertainers, etc.: Writers Guild nominees, album sales on the rise
• United Way highlights - Week of Jan. 6
• Burglary ring in Southern Indiana broken up; 7 suspects face multiple charges
• Brown County pins Whiteland, 61-6
• License or ID about to expire? Indiana BMV urges early renewal in 2012
• Kings fire Westphal, promote Smart
• Obituaries - January 6, 2012
• Some Occupy tents removed, some remain; people abound at Peoples Park
• Retailers report solid finale to holidays
• Eli Lilly 2012 profit forecast misses projections
• Barnes & Noble shares decline
• Big Red Liquors started small, but didn't stay that way for long and now celebrates 40 years
• The future looks bright in Owen County
• Local business briefs: Joshua James joins Bill C. Brown; College Mall to host Home-Based Business Expo
• Weekly recalls
• On screen
• Bedford woman tased, jailed
• Home health nurse faces battery charge
• A.M. newsroom preview: Occupy encampment update, wine bars coming to downtown
• Road work: Lane restrictions start Friday
• Movie times
• Mitchell board dismisses charges against Steve Blair
• Panel considering tougher Indiana sex-trafficking law
• Skillman recommends local government changes
• Martinsville man crashes during seizure
• Death notices: Jan. 5, 2012
• Weather: Jan. 5, 2011
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Wonderful Ones
• Wonderful Ones
• Intermediate Spanish
• Kid City at Hilltop Gardens Summer Camp Counselor - Full Time
• Kid City at Hilltop Gardens Summer Camp Counselor - Part Time
• Kid City Summer Camp Activities Coordinator
• Freshmen shine bright in IU-Michigan matchup
• Hot Spots: Reggae, Tom Roznowski and JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound
• Common sense restores access to Statehouse
• Occupy Bloomington camp ordered to leave Peoples Park by noon Thursday
• Press box
• Thursday's bowl capsule
• Without Wade, Heat still rout Pacers behind James' 33 points
• High school scoreboard
• IU women hope for a spark in Lincoln
• Indiana House Democrats stall session on opening day; Peggy Welch breaking ranks
• Loss to Monrovia sickening for OV girls
• Edgewood hoping for a happier 2012
• Edgewood storms Greencastle
• WRV hangs on to down North Daviess, 43-35
• Sports on TV for Thursday, January 5
• WRV pops Rivet in Invite opener
• Nick's victim of $1.2 million credit card cybercrime nightmare
• On the move
• College basketball roundup
• Michigan wins first BCS bowl game since 2000
• Thursday's girls' basketball matchup
• Robinson dominates as BC beats North for 1st time in 10 years
• Hotline: Covering high school sports, email rumors and postal inspectors
• Almanac
• Cyberattack on Nick's illustrates vulnerability of the digital world
• Obituaries - January 5, 2012
• Lottery numbers
• Man enters plea
• Polish art student hangs own painting in museum
• Speed read: CDC scientist urges more tests on gas drilling
• Bachmann calls it quits; Romney, Santorum hope for momentum after virtual tie in Iowa
• Police beat: Door handle ripped off vehicle
• Iowa vote reflects Republican identity crisis
• Scientists interrupt light for a tiny fraction of a second to make actions invisible
• Parasitic fly could explain bee die-off
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun at school
• Nation briefs: Navy pilot killed self in San Diego murder-suicide
• President of Navajo Code Talkers dies
• World briefs: Cuba criticizes Twitter for Fidel Castro death rumor
• Some find hope in Afghan outcry over bride's abuse
• Business briefs: Yahoo names PayPal exec as its CEO
• Obama bypasses Senate, installs new consumer chief
• Bond markets give eurozone nations a brief respite from financial crisis
• Car, truck sales up in 2011
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Jan. 15)
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• News of the Weird
• AMC shows Met encore
• Broadway's 'Spider-Man' musical earns new record
• On Stage
• Top Albums from Landlocked's list
• Indiana Statehouse: 1st day of legislative session ends without quorum
• NY grocery changes course on Alec Baldwin TV ads
• Trump unveils new 'Celebrity Apprentice' crew
• Mariah Carey says Nick Cannon has kidney failure
• Policy and trust violations should lead to resignation
• Deputy Monroe County Clerk Mike Szakaly leaving to work at IU
• Letter: Count your change
• Letter: No surprise here
• Letter: Resolution for letters
• Bloomington woman arrested in child molesting case; her boyfriend also faces felony charges
• Instant Message: Right to work
• Three people dead in Greene County wrecks
• Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels removes capacity caps at Statehouse
• Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White to stay in office, judge rules
• Datebook - Jan. 5-7, 2012
• Community news
• Out and About
• Service clubs
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• It's Your Money: Recovering from the Holidays Financially
• State Board of Accounts questions Lake County limo expenses
• New Year's resolutions for IU in 2012
• Western Indiana man arrested in fire at his parents' home
• Indiana judge rules for school in racial bias suit
• Death notices: Jan. 4, 2012
• Weather: Jan. 4, 2012
• Letter: Change Medicare
• Letter: Process could be fair
• Apparent homicide in South Rogers Street area under investigation
• 4 Monroe County legislators give preview of session at Chamber of Commerce lunch
• Photo: Peace statue on Monroe County Courthouse lawn repaired
• Photo: Chilly job
• Hall Center welcomes health law expert Nicolas Terry as co-director, new faculty member
• Spencer's Jim Root 'appreciating every moment' since being rescued
• Monroe County Auditor Amy Gerstman charged personal items, children's school tuition to county credit cards
• Almanac
• Hotline: Finding movies, making a deposit and the FTC
• City Seeks Applicants for Farmers' Market Advisory Council
• Michigan gives Hokies the boot in OT
• Monroe County's human resources director Rhonda Foster resigns
• Protester at Occupy Bloomington event formally charged with 2 felonies
• Bears' late season collapse costs Angelo, Martz jobs
• Sports transactions
• Sports on TV for Jan. 4
• Time runs out on Wisconsin vs. Spartans
• Tuesday's girls' basketball scores
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• South wrestling club's elementary camp nears
• North sweeps past Flashes
• T-Birds take care of business
• Speed read
• Obama applauds Iowa Democrats for their help
• Panthers shoot down Owen Valley
• Santorum, Romney head to head in Iowa
• Cat survives 2 euthanasia attempts at Utah shelter
• Colts' challenges get tougher without Polian
• New Harmony school district picks partner for merger
• Lottery numbers
• House speaker plans fast start for labor bill
• Obituaries - January 4, 2012
• Bystanders stop carjacking attempt
• How to keep New Year's resolutions on track
• Practice exam for area students
• Centerstone gets grant supplement
• Strong winds in Britain kill 2
• Iran defiant amid French appeals for tighter European sanctions
• Taliban to open Qatar office for peace talks with US
• World briefs
• High court to hear environmental case from Idaho
• Decided by a nose? Supreme Court asked to hear case of drug dog's sniff
• Soldier denies knowing of explosives in carry-on
• Nation briefs
• Factories, builders boost economy at end of 2011
• Woman takes on Honda in small-claims court lawsuit
• Having Polian running Colts made Indy a better place
• Press box
• Golf week
• Ryan's Big Ten Power Rankings
• Littrell hired to run IU's offense
• Indiana officials standing by Statehouse crowd limits
• IU musician composes dishes to complement musical selections
• Cozy up this winter with hot, frothy drink
• Scholar's Inn hosts seafood dinner next week
• Resolutions can help with nutritional wellness
• Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market opens 2012 New Year on Saturday
• Here's a fast and virtuous dip fit to serve company
• Lighten up cold weather with classic chicken soup
• Letter: Think of the chickens
• Old oak tree deserves proper memorial
• Statehouse capacity issue smacks of politics
• Occupy protesters make another error with New Year's incident
• Holiday neighborhood food drive a success
• Datebook - Jan. 4-6, 2012
• Out and About
• Volunteer opportunities
• Community news
• WonderLab to host area's National Ham Radio Kids' Day
• Bloomington police looking for pair accused of using stolen credit cards
• Senior Calendar
• Smithville High School Class of 1951
• Out and About
• Thanks
• Datebook - Jan. 3-5, 2012
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• New Movie Monday
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Ousted Indiana official asking judge to let him stay
• Evansville's new mayor in talks over World War II ship
• Death notices: Jan. 3, 2012
• Guest column: Protest true mission of university
• Editorial: Got a gripe? Run for office
• Letter: Right to work for less
• Letter: Don't be deceived
• Utilities helps Hoosiers curb energy consumption
• Southern Indiana man surrenders in school meth case
• Weather: "Baby, It's Cold Outside..."
• Prayer group gets waiver to access Statehouse
• Undecided Iowa voters weighing their options for GOP race
• MCCSC has new system for delayed starts
• Several posts up for election this year in Monroe County government
• MCCSC, R-BB seats on ballots this year
• Protective mask takes some getting used to for IU's Elston
• Occupy Bloomington members say 3 men were 'violently arrested'
• Speed read: 8 injured in 41-vehicle pileup on I-75 in northern Kentucky
• Police find body of gunman suspected of killing park ranger
• Hunters have 2012's first baby at IU Health Bloomington Hospital
• Almanac
• Cuba Santeria priests reject Mayan 2012 doomsday prediction
• Snow sets off flurry of crashes in Indy
• Hotline: Firing guns, new play center and IC3
• World briefs: Thousands of Hungarians protest new constitution
• School Diary: Late Christmas gift still brings joy
• Federal highway safety mandate could derail part of states' road funds
• Pacers find touch against lowly Nets
• Ousted Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak's trial resumes amid speculation
• Bloomington City Council's 9 Democrats 'diverse,' says its incoming president
• Man arrested in connection with Los Angeles arson spree
• 3 of 4 killed in California condo shooting were in Navy
• Press box
• Sports transactions
• Business briefs: Murdoch tweets, OLED big-screen TVs
• No easy answers for fishermen in New England cod crisis
• Zip line expected to be big Super Bowl attraction
• Free eye exams, glasses offered to low-income residents
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - January 3, 2012
• Eighth-Grade Parent Night set at North
• Be More Awards nominations sought
• Republican women hosting fundraiser
• Sorry effort for IU women at Minnesota
• Tonight's boys' basketball matchup
• DE coach Diersen leaves IU football staff
• Colts fire Polians, keep Caldwell as coach
• Hugh Jackman on Broadway translates into cold cash
• Aretha Franklin to marry longtime friend
• Steven Tyler is engaged to Erin Brady
• Bloomington man arrested after knifepoint robbery
• Snowfall leads to sliding cars, traffic delays in Monroe County area
• Letter: Support equestrian team
• Letter: Trespassing on roads
• Letter: Need a tennis team
• IU employees thank Congress for check mess
• Indianapolis looks to move homeless for Super Bowl
• Penn State falls to Houston, 30-14
• Florida tops Ohio State in Gator Bowl
• South Carolina turns back Nebraska, 30-13
• Lauren Spierer family issues New Year's wish of daughter's safe return
• Mediator to meet with both sides in southern Indiana strike
• Repairs to closed Ohio River bridge speeding up
• Death notices: Jan. 2, 2012
• Practice makes perfect for Hulls, Zeller
• Guest column: Invisible Children Inc. earns support
• Letter: Barrier to Post 18
• Weather: Jan. 2, 2012
• Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Occupy activists target annual Rose Parade
• 68 Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested in New York
• Mount Rainier park ranger shot, killed
• New Year's celebrations gone awry
• Speed read
• Iowa events jammed as Santorum rises in GOP polls
• Nation briefs: Fire destroys former clock factory in Illinois
• Passers-by in Utah rescue children from icy river crash
• Arab Parliament calls for monitors to pull out as Syrian violence continues
• World briefs: Holocaust survivors blast Nazi-era garb used in Israel protest
• Restaurant inspections: Critical violations found at 14 establishments
• Monroe County property transfers
• Broncos, Bengals back in; Pats top AFC seed
• Lottery numbers
• Police beat: Refrigerator stolen
• Optimism, hopes for a newsy year accompany the dawning of 2012
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Local boards offer chance to give input on community
• Colts lose, lock up No. 1 pick
• Polar Bear Plunge draws courageous crowd
• Almanac
• City, town officials sworn in for new terms
• Arrests may jeopardize Occupy camp
• Buckeyes, Gators look to avoid rare losing seasons
• Hotline: Wired birds, an old car seat and the Indiana attorney general
• Hoosiers hope to continue Big Ten trend at Minnesota
• Police: Teen was texting before fatal crash
• Road work
• Obituaries - January 2, 2012
• Girl's death shows hole in Amber Alert system
• Woman donates kidney to her former boss
• Wisconsin big man commits to play at IU
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• Cruise's 'Mission' stays on top with $31.3 million
• Lottery numbers
• Today's death notices
• Chamber survey shows optimism for 2012
• Officials detail new rules for visitors to Statehouse
• Purple heart finds its way home
• WELCOME TO 2012
• Oolitic streets become issue in limestone strike
• Buckeyes admit Hoosiers are back
• Hoosiers do it again
• Defense biggest reason for Hoosiers' turnaround
• Almanac
• Goodbye to a tough year: World rings in 2012
• Speed read
• Banned in 2012: 'Baby bump,' 'amazing'
• World briefs
• Nation briefs
• In 2012, Obama won't rely on Congress
• Obama signs defense bill despite 'serious reservations'
• Ruling on campaign spending challenged
• Jones-Drew going for Jags' record against Colts
• State lawmakers urged to tackle 911 funding issues
• Obituaries: January 1, 2012
• Lawmaker: Prison land sale may pose safety threat
• Man who shot teen thought he was coyote
• Rare whooping crane found fatally shot
• Local business briefs
• Kidd-Gilchrist leads No. 3 UK past No. 4 Cards
• Sunday's NFL matchups
• Today's death notices - 12/31/11
• Fire destroys house Friday afternoon
• Local artists and performers share their goals for 2012
• Indiana Tree Project gives Hoosiers a chance to help add to state's forest
• Buskirk-Chumley's box office going into a cloud
• December was busy month for popping the question
• Today's weather: Partly cloudy, not too cold
• Duke Energy wins OK to shut down part of Indiana power plant
• New Statehouse capacity limit angers Democrats, union officials
• Yellow Cab to give Bloomington New Year's Eve revelers free rides home
• Hoosiers hope for edge against No. 2 Ohio State
• Lauren Spierer's disappearance H-T's top local story of 2011
• Lauren Spierer disappearance also top 2011 story among HTO voters
• Lauren Spierer case, and issues it exposed, deserve to be year's top story
• T.H. South outmuscles Bloomfield in Wabash Classic
• South falls to Giants in Ben Davis final
• Sports on TV for Dec. 31
• Illinois, UCLA meet in bowl with interim head coaches
• Easy does it for North against Whiteland
• IU women can't overcome slow start
• They're still driving Miss Dot's Impala
• Friday's girls' basketball scores
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Granger lifts Pacers past Cavs
• Saturday's college football bowl matchups
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• South wrestlers go 4-1 at North Montgomery
• Almanac
• Monroe County commissioners OK changes to credit card system
• Lottery numbers
• Fox apologizes to Jews for Facebook poll on who killed Jesus
• Gingrich weeps, Romney attacks
• Surprise! Gas, other fuels now America's top exports
• Speed read
• Deep Gulf drilling thrives 18 months after BP spill
• After many ups and downs, stocks end flat for 2011
• Business briefs
• Q&A with Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels: Higher ed, right-to-work and per capita income
• Michigan teen fatally shot while playing paintball in Shelby County
• Corrections
• Police beat: Insurance and check fraud, domestic violence, jail bookings
• Obituaries - December 31, 2011
• Letter: Scam in full swing
• Letter: Stop and thank them
• Letter: A welcome trend
• Baby sitter murder charge in Fort Wayne girl's death
• Out and About
• Religion briefs
• Datebook - Dec. 31, 2011-Jan. 2, 2012
• The end of the world as we know it
• Website can be a valuable tool
• Harold Jackson turns 85
• Religion news in brief
• Religion Newswriters top 10 stories of 2011
• Fox apologizes to Jews for Facebook poll on Jesus
• Israel warms up to New Year's, Soviet-style
• 400 teens from Lutheran, Episcopal churches help
• Sears, Kmart stores in south-central Indiana not on closings list - yet
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Column: Income growing ever slower for Hoosier workers
• Southern Indiana school officials to discuss meth discovery
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• H-T's top 10 high school sports stories of 2011
• Daughter travels from Gary to deal with aftermath of NY woman's death
• State rules sought for Indiana school anthem singers
• Death notices: Dec. 30, 2011
• Weather: You call this winter?
• Letter: Unusual occurrences
• Letter: New energy system
• And another thing: Section 8 waiting list debacle, New Year's Eve
• Indiana to lose at least three stores in Sears, Kmart closings
• Watford joins 1,000-point club, but it comes in a loss
• Casey-Westfield knocks Linton out at Wabash Valley Classic
• Changes in works for Monroe County-issued credit cards
• Linton girls lose to Pike Central, 56-31
• Congress' battle over taxes taking bite out of IU employees' monthly paychecks
• South boys 2-1, girls swept at Carmel
• BC's Richey takes 1st, Edgewood's Chambers 2nd at Ben Davis
• Almanac
• Hotline: Helicopters at night and school weather delays
• Florida State rallies past the Irish, 18-14
• Girls' basketball scores
• Boys' basketball scores
• Press box
• Sports transactions
• Season finale has become an audition for some Colts
• Sycamore Land Trust protects another 2,300 acres in 2011
• Family's house hit by vehicle for second time
• Presence of foreign monitors energizes protesters in Syria
• Ivory poaching cases soar in 2011
• For Iran, cost of closing strait may outweigh gain
• Speed read
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Lottery numbers
• New Year's holiday schedules bring closings, service changes
• GOP voters focus on nation economy, not Iowa's
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• Need help avoiding hangover? Less booze, more H2O
• Scholars launch database to seek help in identifying slaves' origins
• Company sues ex-worker over Twitter followers
• Governor: Stage collapse victims deserve more cash from the state
• Daniels places endorsement of Litebox rollout on 'Oops List' that he keeps in his office
• Today's girls' basketball matchup
• Friday night's boys' basketball matchup
• IU opens Big Ten play vs. Spartans
• Bloomfield boys turn back No. 2 Rockville
• Maloy to direct Ivy Tech's Corporate College
• OV rally falls short at Wabash Valley Classic
• Wounded police officer in northeastern Indiana returns home from hospital
• Obituaries - December 30, 2011
• Clark celebrates 40 years rocking New Year's Eve
• Bloomington area business, development leaders reveal their best hopes for 2012
• LL Bean boot gets a kick from retro trend
• Vibrant downtown result of hard work by many contributors
• BP's millions go for many different purchases in Florida Panhandle
• Indiana: 2% fail job training drug tests
• Business briefs: Verizon Wireless to charge new fee; Clampett Barbie doll lawsuit settled
• Job market ends year in better shape
• Letter: Pollution can kill
• Letter: Fight child abuse
• Letter: Out-of-state tuition
• Bloomington Housing Authority apologies for Section 8 mess
• Bedford house fire suspected to be arson
• Vehicle strikes Amish buggy in Orange County
• IU sports chat: Verdell Jones, IU vs. Ohio State, basketball scholarships
• Intermediate Spanish
• Letter: Gerstman, again
• No fault found in Ivy Tech teacher's fatal fall in Lafayette
• Starve Hollow Lake's restoration clears first hurdle
• Bloomington Hotspots for entertainment, 12/29-01/04
• Today's death notices - 12/29/11
• Today's weather: A sunny afternoon
• Spencer's Mike Job dies after scooter crash in Mexico
• 2012: MCCSC in a position to make significant progress
• Shortfall could threaten city dreams
• Not easy beating green for Hoosiers
• Farming practices threaten pest-resistant corn crop
• Cheetah the chimp from 1930s Tarzan flicks dies
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Dec. 29
• Scheduling deal set with Big Ten, Pac-12
• Buckeyes blow away 'Cats in Big Ten debut
• Thursday's bowl capsules
• Summitt 2nd for North at Mooresville
• 1A No. 15 WRV escapes North Put
• BC boys fall in double OT to Franklin
• Owen Valley boys held in check by Terre Haute North
• Linton boys fall in Wabash quarters
• Bench sparks Bloomfield boys past Bulldogs
• High school scoreboard
• Linton girls drop a pair at Vincennes
• Spartans make Zeller finally look like a freshman
• Pacers hang on for win vs. Raptors
• Cougars rough up Mustangs, fall in final
• Colts playing for win, not No. 1 pick
• Lottery numbers
• Spartans spurt past Hoosiers
• Pets and therapy: Expert urges Prozac, behavior modification for Nanuk the biting dog
• Indiana teachers group, some legislators to seek changes to education funding, oversight
• World briefs: Russian court rejects proposed ban of Hare Krishna text
• Nation briefs: Women surrender in toy store theft
• New laws for 2012 address abortion, immigration issues
• Wacky state rules complicate race for GOP delegates
• Almanac
• Hotline: Lost insurance card and disposing of unwanted prescriptions
• Obituaries - December 29, 2011
• One killed, six hurt in Mitchell crash Tuesday
• New Islamic community center being planned in West Lafayette
• Matthew McConaughey engaged to longtime girlfriend
• Correction
• North Koreans mourn late leader Kim Jong Il
• US warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• Crocodile steals zoo worker's lawn mower
• Speed read: US police fatalities up 13% in 2011
• Tourism industry seeks easing of tourist visa rules
• Economists rank Obama's policies 'fair' or 'poor'
• Last-minute shoppers give retailers a boost
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not
• Section 8 housing list management angers crowd waiting to sign up
• Letter: Crossed the line
• Letter: Drunks should lose license
• ON STAGE in Bloomington
• News of the Weird
• Police beat: Woman reports man attempts break-in
• Kroger reviewing fatal shooting by Indianapolis store manager
• Datebook - Dec. 29-31, 2011
• Out and About
• Therapeutic riding program gets Farm Credit gift
• Datebook - Dec. 28-30, 2011
• Volunteer opportunities
• WonderLab will present monthly Science of Art program in new year
• Spencer man killed in Christmas shooting in Indianapolis
• Footprints in snow lead Bedford police to break-in suspect
• Various cultures have different 'lucky' foods at the New Year
• Finch's Brasserie adds special dishes to New Year's Eve dinner menu
• Set scene for New Year's festivities with signature cocktails
• Throw roll-your-own sushi New Year's Eve party
• Give a nod to eggnog
• Get crackin' with these awesome omelets
• More letters from Eastern Greene Middle School eighth-graders
• Evening Family Story Time
• Preschool Craft Activity
• Tuesday Tales
• Crash victim credits survival to wearing seatbelt
• Anderson mayor resigns, takes back police job
• ACLU: State violates court order on kosher diet
• Death notices: Dec. 28, 2011
• Hoosiers break loose
• Letter: Merge the bands
• Letter: School lunches
• Letter: Electoral College
• Letter: Electoral College
• Weather: Slick spots possible
• 2012: Time for serious discussion about city-county consolidation
• Bloomington social service agencies should work together to address homelessness
• Martin Luther King Jr Day Celebration
• More letters from Eastern Greene Middle School eighth-graders
• Press box
• Plans for Brees still up in the air
• Sports on TV for Dec. 28
• Wisconsin gives Nebraska a rude welcome to Big Ten
• Purdue holds off Western Michigan
• Wednesday's bowl capsules
• Patriots enjoy record-setting win in Wabash opener
• Crean, IU all business for Big Ten opener
• High school scoreboard
• Indoor track program set to start next week
• Patriots, 49ers top Pro Bowl rosters
• Jags have motivation vs. Colts
• North, Edgewood girls to meet in Toby Yoho semifinals
• Paintings re-create West Baden Springs Hotel dome's long-hidden angels
• Tips from Bloomington fitness experts can help you pound off holiday pounds
• Hotline: Unwanted cellphone call and sugar water in the gas tank
• Almanac
• 'Right to work' to be key issue in 2012 Indiana Legislature
• Lottery numbers
• Colombian city gets giant, outdoor escalators
• Mass protests in Syrian city as Arab League monitors arrive
• Airport X-ray suitcase surprise: poisonous snakes
• Democrats scramble as Nelson announces retirement
• Speed read
• Occupy activists meeting in Iowa, planning issue-based caucus events
• Yemen's leader causing headaches in Washington
• Growing pragmatism in Iowa could benefit Romney
• Fee for medical effectiveness research coming
• Israeli girl's plight highlights extremism
• As Iraq War ends, no parade imminent for troops
• Company to close at least 100 Sears, Kmart stores
• Business briefs
• Slain Fort Wayne girl's grandfather was sex offender
• Dorothy Frapwell stepping down as IU vice president and general counsel
• Police beat: Officer who stopped bicyclist at night finds drugs
• Bloomington High School South hosting parent night
• Red Cross blood drives next week
• Roads to be closed through Feb. 10
• 2 women charged with faking victim claims for Indiana State Fair relief funds
• Correction
• Obituaries - December 28, 2011
• Slushy snow sends vehicles sliding
• Bedford mother gets prison time in death of infant
• Police and road crews busy with accident, slideoffs
• Out and About
• Congratulations, super readers!
• Datebook - Dec. 27-29, 2011
• Thanks to community for Stuff-a-Bus success
• Senior Calendar
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Developer wants Indiana estate removed from register
• Vote for the top story this year
• Pacers make sterling debut with win
• Indianapolis Kroger worker kills man during robbery attempt
• REMC in midst of major changes
• Death notices: Dec. 27, 2011
• Weather: Slush, rain, maybe icy
• Eastern Greene 8th-graders sound off in letters to the editor
• Site picked for new I-65 interchange in Greenwood area
• Letters from Eastern Greene schools eighth graders
• Man killed amid British post-holiday sales and subway strike
• New properties a focus for Bloomington officials in 2012
• Photo: Toyota hybrid 'Aqua' unveiled
• Iowa GOP campaign enters final week
• Brees sets NFL passing mark in Saints' win
• Speed read: Charactor actor Pedro Armendariz Jr., 71, dies
• Maine police say someone took missing toddler; $30,000 reward offered
• School Diary; Perry's political commercial draws columnist's ire
• FBI shooting range is a popular deer hangout
• Hotline: Unwanted texts; chasing Meijer rumors
• Fatal tanker truck crash closes I-70
• Almanac
• Obituaries - December 27, 2011
• Crash kills doctor getting heart for transplant
• Shoppers out in force in Bloomington on day after Christmas
• Photo: Remembering 2004 tsunami
• Documents: Ohio 'pill mill' was corrupt drug den
• Incoming Bloomington City Council members open to idea of changing how it works
• Pro golfer Overton pleads guilty to disorderly conduct in plea deal
• Morgan County deputy's killer dies in prison
• Abuse experts worried about new painkiller
• Martinsville couple injured in accident Saturday
• World briefs: Darfur rebels confirm death of their leader
• 'First Day Hike' at McCormick's Creek
• Renovations, expansion moving forward at Edgewood schools
• Nation briefs: 2 held hostage, rescued after posting on Facebook
• Record number of toys stuffed the bus
• Fundraising effort needs more space
• Nigerians fear more religion-fueled attacks
• Montana tribe's online lending venture draws high interest
• High school scoreboard
• Lottery numbers
• Richard Gere to receive George Eastman Award
• Mel Gibson, wife, finalize divorce in LA
• Robert De Niro, wife welcome baby girl
• Heels can't keep pace with Tigers
• Bowl a road game for Boilers
• Press box
• Tuesday's bowl matchups
• Sports on TV for Dec. 27
• IU women look to win final Big Ten tuneup
• Big Ten conversation piece
• Toby Yoho Classic tips off at Eastern Greene
• Bloomington Police make Christmas Day meth arrests
• Kwanzaa begins today
• Sibbitt to be interim school chief in Cannelton
• The more the merrier for annual Polar Bear Plunge
• Southern Indiana police range shut down after stray bullet
• Wambach heads above rest as top female athlete of 2011
• Indiana seeks $10 donations to buy hardwood trees
• No progress in search for missing Fort Wayne girl
• Martinsville farmer leading agribusiness group to help direct marketers
• Death notices: Dec. 26, 2011
• Weather: Dec. 26, 2011
• Rodgers' 5 TDs clinch top seed for Pack
• Monroe Hospital expecting to see more growth in 2012
• Bloomington Hospital expansion still up in the air
• Spierer search galvanized community in 2011, continues into 2012
• Press box
• Bulls stun Lakers in season opener on Rose's floater
• Cincinnati begs fans to show up
• Is it worth the risk for Manning?
• Ancient clay seal found in Jerusalem linked to Jewish ritual
• Dig in San Francisco unearths artifacts from the Gold Rush era
• Police find 7 shot to death in Texas apartment
• Lottery numbers
• Connecticut fire kills 5 family members on Christmas
• 'Anonymous' hackers hit US security think tank
• This week's meetings
• Presidential race in Iowa quieter than in the past
• Christmas attacks in Nigeria by sect kill at least 39
• Lousiana councilman pushes for ban on colorful tombs
• Royal grandkids visit Prince Philip in hospital
• Monroe County property transfers
• Shalom offering noontime holiday meal Monday
• Speed read: Pope appeals for world peace
• Pet care professionals work doggedly while most folks are on holiday
• Hotline: Sidewalks and smells
• Almanac
• Ice skating
• Road work
• Obituaries - December 26, 2011
• Going green saves money at Cummins
• Vincennes artist donates work to fund scholarship
• Lugar fears sale of North Korean nuclear materials
• Without Bayh, Dems fight over future
• No active search Sunday for missing northern Indiana girl
• Bill would simplify charity gambling license rules
• Northern Indiana looking for ways Indiana Toll Road can fuel economy
• Cruise takes quiet Christmas with latest $26.5M 'Mission'
• Pope Benedict makes Christmas plea for peace around world
• All's quiet on Christmas Day
• Today's death notices - Dec. 25, 2011
• Weekly recalls: Golf carts, toasters
• Today's weather: Bright and beautiful
• Lottery numbers
• Holiday briefs: Bethlehem scenes, last-minute shopping and a 1941 fruitcake
• Families gather at Fort Hood to welcome home last combat troops from Iraq
• Speed read: Yemeni troops hit protesters, kill at least 9
• Santa Claus passes new poll with flying colors
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Woman says TSA confiscated frosted cupcake as 'security risk' at airport
• Biden, Romney spar like it's fall 2012; Trump changes voter registration to unaffiliated
• Gingrich fails to qualify for Virginia primary ballot
• Arizona sheriff Arpaio faces new setback over immigration
• In China, some couples challenge 1-child limit
• North Korea names successor 'supreme leader' of military
• Beyond the Scoreboard
• World briefs: Taliban suicide bomber kills 6 Pakistani soldiers
• Nation briefs: 2 dead in small plane crash; music dispute leads to stabbing death
• Penn State saga runaway pick as AP sports story of the year
• Season finally tips off on Christmas Day
• Brady rallies Patriots past Miami, 27-24
• Cam passes Peyton Manning's rookie mark
• Patchwork line must keep Bears off Rodgers tonight
• Top 10 IU sports stories of 2011
• Obituaries: Dec. 25, 2011
• Janitor sought in connection with meth lab at school
• Indiana official's father blames hacker for posts
• East Chicago mayor threatened by gunman
• Wells' role in community college formation questioned
• Rocky Road: Ice cream spill freezes I-69 traffic
• Backstreet Mission's holiday meal praised for food, friends, fellowship
• Growing up to be Herman B Wells
• Ten-year-old Abby Allen running mini-marathon to help friend battling cancer
• Report: ISU is struggling to retain key students
• 'Giving back is very satisfying' for volunteering couple
• Historic train car chugs into new home at French Lick museum
• Local business briefs: First Republic loan officer receives sales award
• Almanac
• Recordings help soldiers, families cope
• Search under way for 9-year-old girl in Fort Wayne
• Nun famous for kissing Elvis prays for financial help for her convent
• 2011 brought memorable performances from Joshua Bell to 'Vincent'
• Getting ready for Christmas
• Today's death notices - Dec. 24, 2011
• Overnight police and fire checks - Dec. 24
• Weather: Dec. 24, 2011
• Giving Santa an earful
• Bloomfield boy collects gifts for Riley Hospital patients
• Court battle delays full impact of school vouchers
• FDA approval of Berlin Heart machine for US use a gift to Indiana University student
• Lottery numbers
• No jail for driver in Terre Haute boy's crash death
• End of Iraq war in 2011 turns focus on Afghanistan conflict
• Hoosier hot shots
• Colts' win puts Luck sweepstakes in doubt
• Week 16 NFL capsules
• Purdue's Hope gets a 2-year extension
• Saturday's bowl capsule
• Southern Miss not distracted by Fedora's swan song
• College basketball roundup
• Sports on TV for Dec. 24
• Press box
• High school scoreboard
• Marshall's plan is to be a physical cornerback for the Hoosiers
• Ryan's IU review
• Colts shake off miserable season with 2 straight wins
• Gaudy is good: Ugly Christmas sweaters are all the rage this season at parties, contests
• Payroll tax cut survives as remaining lawmakers vote holiday approval
• Suicide bombs shake Syrian capital, kill 44
• Speed read: Cuba pardons 2,900 prisoners
• University of Arizona student makes miraculous recovery from coma
• Girl lost in 2004 tsunami reunites with her family in Indonesia
• EU banks stash billions of euros overnight in European Central Bank
• Almanac
• World briefs: UNESCO cuts magazine's funds over Hitler reference
• Business briefs: More retailers pull infant formula; 'Elf' hot holiday item
• Judge delays order compelling Gov. Mitch Daniels to testify in IBM lawsuits
• Free holiday meals offered Saturday, Sunday, Monday
• 3 MCCSC elementaries make Indiana's Four Star Schools list
• Obituaries - December 24, 2011
• Christmas holiday altering schedules Saturday through Monday
• Christmas Drop 2011
• Datebook - Dec. 24-26, 2011
• Community news
• Post office in Bethlehem, Ky., a popular place
• May we be overwhelmed by the joyful mystery
• In Israel, a higher profile for Christmas
• Religion: Christmas liturgical calendar lags pop culture
• Israeli Arabs enter Jewish classrooms
• Christian candy cane pens dispute to high court
• Resolve to end homelessness in community
• Letter: Liberty versus security
• Letter: Help from a stranger
• Letter: The only prayer
• On this Christmas Eve, here are some gifts we'd give
• Order removing Indiana secretary of state Charlie White put on hold
• Yalda feast celebrates longest night of year
• Bedford teen violinist to play in Carnegie Hall
• Notre Dame team develops power-generating paint
• Ex-lawmaker quits Indiana State post after arrest
• Hoosiers' fragile depth about to get a big test
• Truck hits ambulance carrying patient in Lafayette
• Former Morgan County commissioner to serve time for theft
• Death notices: Dec. 23, 2011
• And another thing: Less talk, more leadership by Bloomington City Council
• Letter: Disregard for civility
• Letter: Unchained dogs
• Weather: Dec. 23, 2011
• Redskins say that Grossman's turnovers are 'not acceptable'
• Press box
• Road courses dominate IndyCar's 2012 schedule
• Sports on TV for Dec. 23
• Boise State romps over Arizona State, 56-24
• Some coaches playing numbers game
• Ex-Irish QB Crist headed for Kansas
• College basketball roundup
• Poor 1st quarter dooms South in loss to Red Devils
• South wrestlers dominate Gibson Southern
• North boys swim to 1st in Stone City Invite
• Colts finally finding a way to win
• Recommitted LB among 5 early signees for IU
• Loukas, Murphy stand out in diving competition
• Hotline: Car registration, Walter Payton and a holiday wish
• Almanac
• Consider safety concerns, child's age before buying toys
• 'Layaway Angels' appear at Bloomington's 2 Kmart stores
• Judge rules Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White ineligible for office
• Bloomington's downtown stores busy in final surge of holiday shopping
• IU sets enrollment records in 2011, looks to implement academic initiatives in 2012
• Some worry Indiana school vouchers could cause reverse migration
• Entertainers, etc.
• Wilted Christmas trees can be reused as wildlife habitat or recycled into mulch
• Police beat: Car stolen during test drive, dealership reports
• Weather forecast says White Christmas unlikely for Bloomington this year
• Lottery numbers
• Developer brewing up ideas for old bulk oil depot along B-Line Trail
• United Way of Monroe County campaign highlights
• Correction
• Ind. 46 bridge in Clay County reopens after repair work
• Obituaries - December 23, 2011
• Despite observers, Syria's Assad steps up crackdown
• Family buried in SUV under 4 feet of snow, ice
• Occupy protesters sue over free speech, force
• Speed read
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• Bombs rock Baghdad, raising fears of sectarian war
• World briefs
• Grinch fund: City rallies around laid-off diner workers
• Years after crash, FAA updates rules to prevent pilots from becoming exhausted
• Study linking virus and chronic fatigue retracted
• Wal-Mart pulls formula after baby dies in Missouri
• Fewest layoffs since 2008 reported last week
• Best Buy cancels some online orders
• Bloomington's Ellis Floral closes its doors after 91 years of business
• Local business briefs: Keith Trueblood joins mortgage company, Richard Martin attends forum
• Report shows positive start for area economy
• NRC approves new Westinghouse nuclear reactor design
• Gas tubing fires linked to lightning raise concerns
• Charting economic condition not a sure path to stardom
• Letter: Run for cover
• Stealing Christmas
• Holidays are about family
• South Student Council: Angels in disguise?
• Datebook - Dec. 23-25, 2011
• Out and About
• Readable Feasts
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Instant message: Top local news story
• Letter: Obama more Christ-like
• Letter: Day after day
• Editorial: Convention center expansion should go ahead
• Benefit planned for Waterloo marshal who was shot
• Shootout suspect runs out of time in bond hearing
• Death notices: Dec. 22, 2011
• Weather: Dec. 22, 2011
• Curtailing peaks in energy use helps Bloomington utilities save $12,000
• Bloomington City Council OKs 53% sewer rate hike, relaxes urban chicken rules
• Horned Frogs win Poinsettia Bowl, 31-24
• College basketball roundup
• Thursday's bowl capsule
• Boise still focused for Las Vegas finale
• Addai says Manning has some zip on ball
• NFL changes concussion protocols
• Press box
• Thursday's NFL matchup
• Packers' QB Rodgers named AP Male Athlete of the Year
• Sports on TV for Dec. 22
• High school scoreboard
• Thursday's boys' basketball matchup
• Area boys' basketball leaders
• Area girls' basketball leaders
• Area girls' swimming leaders
• Area boys' swimming leaders
• IU not letting off the gas for the holidays
• Colts' rematch with Texans emblematic of AFC South shift
• McCurty sparks IU women in comeback win
• O'Neall Mr. Clutch for Bloomfield
• South girls zone out Tech in easy win
• Hotline: Yield signs and missing sculpture
• Almanac
• Shalom Community Center volunteer Hank Cooper combines faith, action
• MCCSC, R-BB tackle big projects in 2011, have big plans for 2012
• Lottery numbers
• Library offers Web-based system to learn languages
• Police beat: Criminal mischief
• Welles' Oscar for 'Citizen Kane' sells for $861K
• Michael Douglas' son gets 4 1/2 more years in prison
• Obituaries - December 22, 2011
• Bentley, Rucker, Labelle head Super Bowl music
• US soldiers charged in comrade's death
• Speed read: Bank of America to pay $335 million in fair-lending case
• Doctors urge women in Europe to have unsafe implants removed
• Standoff on tax cut puts GOP under fire
• Women share first kiss at US Navy ship's return
• World briefs: ECB lends banks $639 billion
• Accusation of racism leads to criminal case against soccer player
• Man who disappeared in 1977 found in Oregon, unaware his family had feared he was Gacy victim
• Activists call Syria's assault on village an 'organized massacre'
• IU's Leading Index for Indiana rises to highest level since September 2008
• Economy ends tough 2011 on an upswing
• Indiana Elite hosting holiday basketball camps in Mitchell
• Cutters semi-pro team needs coach
• Wednesday's girls' basketball matchup
• OV boys wilt under BNL pressure
• Eastern Greene boys roll to 6th straight victory
• BC girls off target in loss to Cascade
• News of the Weird
• 'Dragon Tattoo' kicks proverbial butt
• Dominic West, 'The Hour' happywith Globe noms
• Cruise is just Cruise, but 'Mission' rocks
• ON STAGE
• 'Dragon Tattoo' star Rooney Mara talks film, football
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Shalom service honors, remembers homeless and volunteers that died in 2011
• Bedford's $1 million lottery winner plans vacation, investment
• Police say van, truck collided on Ind. 54; four children, two adults hurt
• Driver arrested after van hits pedestrian on Ind. 46
• Letter: Sharing the harvest
• Letter: Wonder kitty
• Letter: Comic spot on
• Letter: Shame on you!
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Dec. 22)
• White Castle considers alcohol sales
• Community news
• Out and About
• Dad and daughter
• Datebook - Dec. 22-24, 2011
• Thanks
• Nature's Way awards
• IU alumnus named to Saudi post
• Boil order lifted for homes near Inverness Woods Road
• Bedford police: Armed robbery at gunpoint reported
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Obituaries - December 21, 2011
• Indiana updates 'In God We Trust' license plates
• Northeast Indiana school facing chickenpox outbreak
• Indianapolis councilman faces fraud charges
• Northern Indiana building products factory to close
• Death notices: Dec. 21, 2011
• Ryan Kartje's IU Review
• Editorial: Ending violence against women requires work
• Letter: U.S. is slipping
• Guest column: Oversight is statutory responsibility of council
• Weather: Dec. 21, 2011
• Sports on TV for Dec. 21
• Cancun OT yields a loss for Hoosiers
• On the move
• OSU gets bowl ban, other penalties for violations
• Press box
• Big Ten Power Rankings
• Edgewood boys show they're not quite there yet
• Poor shooting ends Mustangs' win streak
• Sewers, chickens on Wednesday city council agenda
• Young guys impress against Howard
• Salvation Army distributes hundreds of toys to give families a happier holiday
• I-69 brinkmanship likely to continue in 2012
• Daniels won't say whether state would withhold funding
• Police beat: Shoplifting
• Correction
• Lottery numbers
• Spierers suggest investigator has new information
• Hotline: Griffy Lake and a natural spring
• National Menorah lit for Hanukkah
• Drifting snow making travel tough in Great Plains
• Details of lab-made bird flu won't be revealed; government worried about bioterrorism
• Iraq VP denies charges of running death squads
• Study: When a football team wins, male grades drop
• Speed read
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Son of Kim Jong Il leads mourning
• Almanac
• National Zoo gets $4.5 million for panda breeding program
• Australian dad still trying to prove dingo took his daughter
• Mexico City closes vast trash dump
• Thousands protest China town's planned coal plant
• Business briefs
• As Romney's firm profited in state, jobs disappeared
• Monroe County unemployment numbers continue to shrink
• HBO axes 3 series, renews 'Enlightened'
• Archuleta to serve Mormon mission
• Butler rescued at big-wave surfing spot
• Celebrate guilt-free with sangria
• Recycling center a nice addition
• Letter: Callow fellow
• Letter: In poor taste
• Letter: Good strategy
• Expanding Bloomington Monroe County convention center, adding hotel would be worth the cost, study says
• It's time to plan for New Year's Eve festivities at your favorite restaurant
• All juiced up about roasts
• For the love of fruitcake
• Do the dunk with healthy fondue
• Puff pastry makes simple and elegant veggie tart
• Fancy the fruitcake: Holiday cake has many variations
• Video shows Cumberland slayings suspect wiping gun clean
• Steel plate delivery keeps Ind. 64 bridge repairs timely
• Datebook - Dec. 21-23, 2011
• Monroe County eighth-grade students, 1927
• Volunteer opportunities
• Out and About
• Owen 4-H helps local food pantries
• Vodka, cash stolen at gunpoint from Big Red store
• Airplane parking at Monroe County airport to cost $75 and up for Super Bowl fans
• Occupy Bloomington collects money, toys for Indiana limestone workers on strike
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• Colts feeling a sense of relief after 1st victory
• Anti-smoking group wants comprehensive ban in Indiana
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star jailed for probation violation
• Man dies in Evansville standoff after woman killed
• Conseco name could soon be off Indianapolis arena
• Death notices: Dec. 20, 2011
• Guest column: Music education yields benefits in public schools
• Letter: Young in no hurry
• Editorial: Grief need not replace holiday joy
• Weather: Dec. 20, 2011 - fog!
• Almanac
• Ruling expected on within 30 days on Indiana school vouchers' legality
• School diary: Christmas season a time to reflect, appreciate family
• Ballot counting issues, battles over vote centers kept Monroe County's election process in 2011 headlines
• Hotline: Airline voucher, Renwick outages and donating books
• IU planning birthday bash to celebrate David Baker's 80th
• Suspect in 2 Cumberland killings was close family friend
• Boys' basketball scores, polls
• High school sports schedule
• Tuesday's boys' basketball matchup
• PSU's Bradley makes his pitch
• Sports transactions
• Domestic violence: Survey finds Hoosier women's risk higher than national average
• Girls' basketball scores, polls
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Dec. 20
• Tuesday's girls' basketball matchup
• Lakeview Elementary students find sweet way to help others
• IU duo win at Nationals
• No. 2 Barr-Reeve rolls over WRV girls
• Correction
• Obituaries - December 20, 2011
• No let up in the Hoosiers
• Time to put the brakes on title talk
• IU hopes to heat up in Cancun
• Lottery numbers
• Recycling center opens downtown
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• County gets funds for conservation
• NAP credits available at two agencies
• North shutterbugs are national finalists
• The Rise children to get holiday totes
• Home of first Gimbel's store destroyed by fire in Vincennes
• Man convicted on 3 child molestation charges
• Congress moves toward standoff over payroll tax
• North Korea mourns; son proclaimed 'Great Successor'
• Speed read
• At gas pump, 2011 was the year of the big squeeze
• Business briefs
• Body in car pulled from Lake Monroe identified as missing elderly woman
• Bloomington Datebook through Saturday
• Out and About
• Senior Calendar
• Bloomington's Community Kitchen prepares for holiday meal
• Med student Clarke wins 'Survivor: South Pacific'
• Willow Smith wants to empower her fans
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges against Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White
• Letter: Name that bill
• Letter: Mantra of the right
• Letter: Social Darwinism
• New LifeDesigns a well designed merger of equals
• New Indiana texting-driving ban yields few citations
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Bedford
• Death notices - Dec. 19
• BMV branches closed Friday, Saturday, Dec. 26
• One dead in accident on Ind. 144
• Today's weather - we'll see rain today
• Occupy protests trigger envy, ire of Gen-Xers
• Last US troops exit Iraq Sunday in subdued end to 9-year war
• 2 cited for shoplifting become crime victims
• House GOP leaders oppose Senate legislation, demand new payroll tax cut bill
• Man tells NYC police he set woman on fire in elevator because of $2,000 debt
• Czechs mourn death of anti-communist revolution hero Vaclav Havel
• Egypt's military, activists try to sway public to their side as elections, protests continue
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, dies
• World briefs: Russian oil platform collapses; at least 4 dead, 49 missing
• Nation briefs: L.A. office shooting victim still in hospital
• UK woman on solo journey in Antarctica
• Winter storm takes aim at Great Plains
• AP survey: New EPA rules threaten older coal-fired power plants
• Monroe County property transfers
• The psychology of shopping: Bargains vs. economic reality puts strain on brain
• New iPad keyboard device attempts to elevate tablet typing
• Patriots clinch division; Steelers and Ravens clinch playoff berths
• Educators keeping eye on state's proposed changes to school grading system
• Christole, Options merging
• Tree serves as living memorial
• Choosing a Christmas tree
• Hotline: Bryan Park bridge, new water tower and an update on the eastside hum
• Holidays can be difficult time for those who miss loved ones
• Report finds gap in Indiana law governing exotic pets
• Almanac
• Lottery numbers
• One of H-T's four suggestions was 'fixed' in 2011; on to 2012
• This week's meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Sports on TV for Dec. 19
• Guyton's career high 19 helps lead Boilermakers past Auburn
• Shurna ties school record with 9 3-pointers in Wildcat victory
• Pacers ship Rush to Golden State
• Press box
• Packers' perfect season comes to an end in Kansas City, 19-14
• Ryan's IU review
• Hoosiers look to remain in rarefied air with win vs. Howard
• IU wrestlers drop Big Ten opener
• Man assaulted and gunshots fired near Ninth and Walnut
• Road work
• Obituaries - December 19, 2011
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Taxpayer refund has to survive 2012 session of Legislature first
• Tips offered to keep your home safe during holidays
• A December morning
• Local girls shine in Cardinal Stage's 'Annie'
• Silver alert: 81-year-old woman last seen at Walmart
• Colts finally in the win column
• Today's death notices
• Outdoor events: Christmas bird counts, Stillwater levee hike, Patoka Lake Eagle Watch, Sportsman Expo, state park events
• Colts can clinch No. 1 pick with loss
• Solid day for IU at Nationals
• Smith tips 'Dawgs over Boilers
• Press box
• Bloomfield boys get past WRV, 35-34
• Brown County holds off West Vigo
• Golden Arrows pierce Bloomfield, 49-30
• Loogootee runs over WRV girls, 61-41
• BC wins 4 titles, Edgewood 1 at Columbus East Invite
• Saturday's girls' basketball scores
• Saturday's boys' basketball scores
• Lottery numbers
• Huskies' last 3 too much for Hoosiers, 60-59
• South wrestlers 2nd at Jeff Invite
• North's Summitt, Crohn win at Bo Henry
• Sports on TV for Dec. 18
• Week 15 NFL capsules
• South has its way with Scottsburg
• Same old, same old for Mustangs
• Rally shows support for limestone workers' strike
• IU's winter graduates ready for challenges
• Longer school days appear to be getting results
• Local business briefs: Weaver joins credit union hall of fame
• State Democratic chairman rescinds resignation
• Be prepared for cold weather with winter emergency kits
• Secret Samaritans pay off Bedford layaway accounts
• Anonymous donors turn up at stores nationwide
• Emergency responders help families at holidays
• Brown County Junior High wins state civics competition
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut extension, huge spending bill
• Speed read
• Flash floods kill at least 450 in the Philippines
• Nation briefs
• Manning's sexual orientation is raised in WikiLeaks hearing
• Cops' salute of convicted officer adds to community's fears, estrangement
• Parade honors Japanese-American WWII vets
• World briefs
• Ugly win for Hoosiers over Irish
• Hoosiers prove they can grind out a win
• IU briefs: Gary Sailes honored; flame retardants found in atmosphere; new fellowship at Russian and East European Institute
• January summit to address convenience store safety
• Obituaries: Dec. 18, 2011
• McNair's new album is contributing to a green Christmas
• IU briefs: Gary Sailes honored; flame retardants found in atmosphere; new fellowship at Russian and East European Institute
• Almanac: Dec. 18, 2011
• South boys 1st, girls 2nd at Natatorium meet
• Linton girls swept despite offensive outburst
• South girls sink free throws, North
• BC girls rally past West Vigo
• Today's death notices - Dec. 17, 2011
• Two rare species thrilling Hoosier birders
• The holiday season is important to local crafters, artists, putting food on their tables with sales
• Overspending at Christmas? Blame the background music
• The year in books, from a tribute to IU's Higgins to a history of the Beaux Arts Trio
• Arts Watch: ArtsWORK hosts photographer Allan Yates, Garage Market artists chosen, true stories about city needed
• Rock solid: Nile's 'Innocent Ones' strikes a fine chord
• On Exhibit: December 2011
• Anti-heroine unlikely trendsetter
• It's OK to not like things - it's just how you say it
• The business of bait
• Overnight police and fire checks - Dec. 17
• Today's weather: Partly cloudy
• WRV stifles Eminence
• T-Birds fly past Bulldogs
• Cardinals rally in 4th to top Patriots
• Bulls, Pacers pick up where they left off in the playoffs
• High school scoreboard
• South settles for 50
• Another OT, another heartbreak for Mustangs
• Easy Edgewood girls' win sets up WIC clash
• Hot-shooting Cardinals light up Cougars, 67-50
• Miners fall in final minute to Lakers
• Ground beef distributed in Indiana recalled over E. coli concern
• State briefs
• Gov. Daniels to push for 'right-to-work' legislation, smoking ban in 2012 agenda
• Coroner defends autopsy report on woman's death in hospital's ER
• Mobile service is expanded in Owen County
• Rokita speaking at Tea Party event Saturday
• Trash collection schedule changes for holidays
• Northeastern Indiana man pleads guilty in boy's shooting death
• PETA wants NC opossum drop custom curtailed
• Thousands could potentially see Pell grants cut
• 7 killed, women beaten in Egypt as military clashes with protesters
• Smithville TV donates $28,000 in equipment and installation to R-BB
• Vectren locks out workers after union rejects proposed three-year contract
• Senate leaders reach last-minute accord
• Speed read
• Highlights of the spending bill
• People briefs: Blues singer Etta James is terminally ill
• Lottery numbers
• Five Bloomington residents arrested on federal drug, weapons charges
• Perry double dips, gets state salary and pension
• Japanese PM: Nuclear plant is stable
• Court-martial hearing begins for accused WikiLeaks source
• World briefs
• Police beat: Driver whose vehicle hit urgent care building appeared to be intoxicated
• MCCSC substitute teachers call for an increase in pay
• Nation briefs
• Olympia Occupy ousted from Washington state park
• Russia gains long-sought OK to join WTO
• When your criminal past isn't yours
• Obituaries - December 17, 2011
• Summit Elementary students lead way in collecting for family who lost goods in fire
• SEC charges ex-Fannie, Freddie CEOs with fraud
• Torrent of bad financial news flows out of Europe
• Monroe County unable to tally its credit cards
• Almanac
• Making greeting cards
• Open your house for the holidays
• Skating with Santa
• Datebook - Dec. 17-19, 2011
• Out and About
• Jews debate celebrating 'American Hanukkah'
• Religion briefs
• Cardinal Foley, who led order in Jerusalem, dies
• Saturday's bowl capsules
• Bennett back in Bloomington with NIU to face Hoosiers
• Bonds gets 30-day home sentence
• Stewart and Zipadelli reunited
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Dec. 17
• UCLA, Illinois new faces in NCAA volleyball final
• Saturday's girls' basketball matchup
• Saturday's boys' basketball matchups
• Roles reversed this time for Hoosiers, Irish
• 'Barefoot Bandit' gets more than 7 years for criminal spree
• Development of blighted Bloomington corner at Hillside and Henderson gets approval
• Letter: Caligula and Obama
• Letter: New security regime
• Letter: Idea for park design
• Letter: Damage to park
• Letter: Smile shines on
• County elected officials exhibiting poor judgment
• Monroe County auditor explains repayment of county credit card bill, apologizes
• Home of the week
• Cold-weather gardening
• Holly and ivy, revisited
• "Christmas Memories" at Farmer House Museum
• Homes Calendar
• Holiday decorating
• How to wrap presents in 'green'
• IU winter commencement: Retiring Indiana chief justice Randall T. Shepherd to give Saturday address
• Two teens facing charges in connection with bomb threats at Bedford North Lawrence
• A.M. news preview: IU winter graduation, Monroe County auditor apologizes to taxpayers
• Winter Break Movie
• Landlords, others learn to recognize methamphetamine labs, ingredients
• Today's death notices - Dec. 16, 2011
• IU trying to get Zeller the ball
• Letter: Goose and gander
• Instant Message: Economy and charitable giving
• Weekly editorial roundup: Stolen holiday decorations, downtown parking tickets
• Today's weather - will we see some snow flurries?
• Duke Energy-Progress Energy deal faces competition worries
• Clean clothes, dirty planet? Dry cleaning solvent contains chemical found to contaminate air, water, soil
• Ind. 45/46 Bypass lanes reopen at College Avenue intersection
• New Madrid anniversary: First of catastrophic earthquakes hit 200 years ago today
• Bloomington City Council considers more free range for urban chickens and their owners
• Bloomington City Council members push for reform of committee process
• Ryan leads Falcons past Jags
• Bears' Hurd facing drug charges
• It's back to bench for Hansbrough
• Sports transactions
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Dec. 16
• Bloomington police seek four suspects in credit card theft case
• NCAA puts $2,000 stipends on hold
• Thursday's girls' basketball scores
• Thursday's boys' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Friday's boys' basketball matchups
• Friday night's girls' basketball matchup
• 'Limitless' racing key factor in fatal Vegas crash
• North, South girls play Saturday for bragging rights
• Farmer hopes 0-4 start pay off for Edgewood
• Walker leads Bloomfield girls past Springs Valley
• Shakamak runs over Linton girls
• WRV edges Eastern Greene in OT, 41-39
• Terre Haute South swims past Edgewood
• Brown County nips Seymour, 43-42
• Last debate before Iowa: Rivals attack Gingrich
• Almanac
• Hotline: Abandoned commercial buildings, church plans and scruples
• Lottery numbers
• Police beat: Jail bookings
• Merriam-Webster names 'pragmatic' Word of Year
• Little fanfare as US formally ends Iraq war
• Obituaries - December 16, 2011
• Speed read
• Public hearing set on rate increases
• Memorial service at Shalom Center
• United Way of Monroe County campaign highlights
• Union members, supporters to rally Saturday in Bedford
• Feds: Arizona sheriff violated civil rights laws
• Following report, government to adopt strict new limits on chimpanzee research report
• Full ban on driver calls could be tough to enforce
• 'Barefoot Bandit' expected to plead guilty Friday to Washington charges
• State AG to appeal ruling in Camm case
• World briefs
• 3 bodies found at office of Mexican student group
• Nation briefs
• Shippers gear up - way up - for the much anticipated rush of holiday season
• TV companies have a year to pipe down loud ads
• Greek fashion feels the pain
• It's the end of the road for Ranger pickups
• Local business briefs: Mary Higdon opens law office; Chris Molloy recognized
• The impact of 'that shot' and sports
• Animal groups: Don't buy pet store puppies
• FedEx second quarter soars with strong online holiday sales
• Weekly recall
• Chase simplifies bank checking account disclosures
• Kentucky fan says she canceled Playboy photo shoot because of post-game injury
• Letter: At full throttle
• Letter: Defining human life
• 'The Artist' speaks up with 6 noms to lead Globes
• Letter: Irony is not dead
• Man in Morgan County hostage case faces additional attempted murder charges
• Out and About
• Datebook - Dec. 16-18, 2011
• Community news
• Thanks
• CASA volunteers
• Food, gifts needed for Bloomington agencies helping homeless and hungry over the holidays
• IU sports chat: IU win over Kentucky, Ted Valentine, IU fans
• Indiana Republicans, Democrats squabble over proposed labor bill
• 'Sherlock Holmes' sequel smothered in dreary sameness
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Charlize Theron reveals monstrously funny side in Reitman's 'Adult'
• There's no saving Alvin and his 'Chipwrecked' Chipmunks
• IU awarded $2.3 million for computer network innovation
• Readable Feasts
• Kung Fu Panda 2 for the Boys and Girls Club
• Intermediate Spanish
• Indiana utility consumer counselor says emission rules need more time
• Indiana attorney general cheers death of federal phone measure
• Moving past Kentucky next challenge for Hoosiers
• Commentary: Managers also having problems with changing times
• Letter: Demolished vehicle
• Editorial: Happy Birthday to the Bill of Rights
• Northwest Indiana doctor gets five years for painkiller scheme
• Indiana police seek two suspects in officer's shooting
• Today's death notices - Dec. 15, 2011
• Bedford: Bomb threats No. 3, 4 and 5
• Today's weather - windy, rainy this morning
• Shared flavor compounds show up on U.S. menus, rare in Asian cuisines
• Low-income America: New Census data show 1 in 2 people are poor
• Mobile offices: Could US drivers ever abide by cellphone and texting ban?
• Thousands of birds make crash landing in snow-covered areas in Utah
• Henderson/Hillside development proposal draws mixed reviews before meeting
• Veto threat dropped, $662 billion defense bill clears House
• Watford's buzzer-beater best-ever at Indiana?
• Glass says 'Win Today' still the right message for IU football
• Speed read: Possible fraud uncovered at FAMU, Atlanta band activities suspended
• Congress briefs: Democrats drop legislation for millionaires tax
• Monroe County auditor spent $4,429 to attend conference in San Diego
• Ohio landlord fights commission's ruling for 'White Only' pool sign
• Survey: 1 in 4 women report being attacked by their partner
• Nation briefs: Vermont fraternity chapter under fire for survey; woman gets kidney through Craigslist
• Former restaurant health inspectors face bribery charges in San Francisco
• Euro under mounting pressure as EU summit optimism fades
• Egypt's Islamist parties look to boost political edge in second round of elections
• World briefs: 25 killed in Syria, activists say
• Hotline: Tax proposal went nowhere; post office entrance one way
• Pacers excited to have new options
• Childs Elementary School class wins Del Monte contest
• Almanac
• Conference on investigating child abuse stresses need to thoroughly document possible crime scene
• Sullinger, No. 2 Buckeyes back
• IndyCar to announce findings from Wheldon's fatal crash
• Wednesday's boys' basketball scores
• Wednesday's girls' basketball scores
• After buying binge, holiday returns run high
• Northview takes down Edgewood, 33-27
• Bloomington City Council likely to OK wastewater rate increase
• Lottery numbers
• Schools' foundation fundraiser a virtual party this year
• Police beat: Public intoxication and public nudity
• Worthington town marshal placed on leave
• Obituaries - December 15, 2011
• Area boys' basketball leaders
• No place like home for Panthers
• Bloomington's College Mall getting two new retailers
• 'The Help' leads Screen Actors Guild honors with 4 nominations
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Dec. 15)
• State doing good job monitoring tanks
• Letter: A foolish sideshow
• Letter: He lowered the bar
• Letter: Fans and protesters
• Red Kettle donations are off, but Salvation Army officials are hopeful
• Colts' coach says Manning throwing ball
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Hot Spots - Ut Haus Jazz, Naughty or Nice, Sounds of the Season
• Bloomington police arrest man on child molesting charge
• On Stage
• News of the Weird
• Top Fives
• Mustang swimmers sweep 3-way at Cascade
• Woman arrested after Bloomington Police find meth lab in apartment
• Colorful quilts
• Out and About
• Hands-on help
• Datebook - Dec. 15-17, 2011
• Happy birthday, Lois!
• Bloomington man gets maximum 8 years in death of 3-year-old
• Two Toys for Tots collecting holiday gifts locally for needy families
• A.M. news preview: Bridgwaters sentencing, urban chickens to be discussed at Bloomington City Council
• Time names 'The Protester' as Person of the Year
• Ball State worker was 'hoarding' computers, police say
• Corporate Partners Program at IU's School of Informatics and Computing continues growth in scholarship offers
• Winter Break Movie
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• Indiana State Museum to display Jim Irsay collection
• Guest column: Canopy of Lights set the stage for larger community
• Letter: Just outrage
• Police seeking Bedford robbery suspect
• Today's death notices - Dec. 14, 2011
• 'Three million miles of good driving shot'
• Indiana scraps tax e-filing system, turns to vendors
• Finals next test for Hoosiers
• Today's weather - patchy fog this morn
• More meetings may not be the best way to reform city council process
• NFL's Drew Brees to appear on Sesame Street
• City Accepting Nominations for “Be More” Volunteer Awards
• Survey: Residents happy with Bloomington's parks, trails
• Bloomington police chief's holiday decorations among those stolen, damaged
• North swims past Indian Creek
• Bloomfield girls pull away from WRV, 45-38
• Career nights lead OV girls past South Put
• Undermanned T-Birds give South chance to relax
• No. 2 Mustangs hold off Mitchell, 52-34
• Cougars fail to finish off No. 4 Olympians, 48-46
• Press box
• Lockout beneficial for Pacers' West
• Sports transactions
• High school sports schedule
• Tuesday's girls' basketball scores
• Tuesday's boys' basketball scores
• Obituaries - December 14, 2011
• No cellphones or texting by drivers, national safety board recommends
• Lottery numbers
• Hotline: Fire runs, overdue package and expired license plates
• Almanac
• Physicists close in on elusive subatomic particle
• Sandusky waives hearing, avoids facing accusers
• Attacks in Belgium, Italy
• Speed read
• Pets are seeking homes for holiday
• Lowe's stands by decision to pull ads from Muslim show
• Operations return to normal at ports after Occupy protests
• Exchange exec challenges Corzine over missing MF Global money
• Republicans muscle tax cut bill through House
• Police beat: Cars vandalized after IU game
• Lane restrictions may delay traffic
• Hoosiers go JUCO route for defensive line help
• North beats BNL for 1st wrestling win
• Ex-IU golfer Overton faces 3 misdemeanor charges
• Country Music Association donates $10M to Country Hall of Fame expansion
• Meryl Streep on cover of Vogue magazine for first time
• Love is special ingredient in Christmas cookies
• Accolades for ambrosia salads of all sorts
• Restaurant Tallent serves new entrees, desserts and more
• Area stores have many great gifts for cooks
• Letter: How was this news?
• Bloomingon Winter Farmers' Market has gift items available Saturday
• Try Christmas pork, not ham, for healthier dish
• Memorial tree replaced in Bryan Park
• Monroe County fire destroys mobile home, kills small dog inside
• D-List: Gifts for cooks
• AMVETS opts out of Monroe County July 4 fireworks
• DNA needed to identify victim of fiery fatal crash in Greene County
• Monrovia teacher accused of rape fired by school board
• Remodeled
• Scavenger hunt
• Volunteer opportunities
• Datebook - Dec. 14-16, 2011
• Out and About
• Aunt Millie bread - 2,400 loaves - headed to Hoosier Hills Food Bank
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• State Democratic Party chairman steps down
• Court to decide if commenter's ID must be revealed
• Indiana higher education panel oks course, funding changes
• Indiana court to hear woman's appeal in baby's death
• Two enter pleas in Indiana officer's fatal shooting
• Letter: Not free from danger
• Mass transit plan to include central Indiana train service
• Today's death notices - Dec. 13, 2011
• Today's weather - Dec. 13, 2011
• With mounting evidence from supercollider, IU physicists find themselves in thick of new results
• One good story at IU offset by bad and ugly story in Cincinnati
• Hoops at the Hall canceled due to new NCAA rule
• Young victims of crimes focus of training this week
• School Diary: College town offers many learning opportunities
• Hoosiers ranked for first time since 2008
• City Selects Team of Artists to Create Artwork for Garage Market
• Big win puts Indiana basketball team in Top 25
• Christmas decorations on Gourley Pike vandalized, again
• MCCSC board to discuss grading of schools, student enrichment efforts
• Almanac
• Hotline: Duke billing, water leak and Macri's opening
• Competition getting thick in 9th District congressional race
• University Elementary 1 of 3 state winners in President's Challenge for physical fitness
• Struggles get worse for winless Colts
• On the move
• Sports on TV for Dec. 12
• Edgewood girls up to No. 2 in 3A poll
• High school scoreboard
• Youth sports roundup: IUPUI announces winter soccer camps
• IU signs 20th recruit in class
• Press box
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - December 13, 2011
• Man still wants answers on wife's death in hospital's ER
• Romney and Gingrich trade barbs on issue of greed
• US Supreme Court to review tough Arizona immigration law
• Gingrich tax plan would worsen deficit, study says
• Sandusky scheduled to face accusers in court hearing Tuesday
• Canada pulls out of Kyoto Protocol
• Occupy protesters halt operations at some ports
• Speed read
• Comcast making home security service available to area
• Business briefs
• Fishell shows technical ability, emotional unity when playing Bach
• Letter: More tree theft
• Letter: Sympathy for loss
• Too few in hurry to fix broken Washington
• Monroe County's political power structure continues to narrow
• Police find missing Bloomington South freshman unharmed
• Police say Bloomington driver in fatal accident tried to brake before hitting tree
• George Will to be Ivy Tech O'Bannon speaker in April
• Showalter Fountain missing a fish - again!
• 2011 CASA playhouse donated to Y
• Datebook - Dec. 13-15, 2011
• Out and About
• Senior Calendar
• Top stories of 2011: Share your picks
• Two Indiana men fatally shot, 1 outside home with kids
• Indiana minister gets nearly three years for wire fraud
• Letter: People's Park
• Letter: Land use plan
• Former Hornet West to join Pacers
• More connection not necessarily better connection
• Johnson County hires firm to track tax violators
• Monday deadline nears for stage collapse victims
• Aerotropolis agreement gains communities' support
• House fire kills northern Indiana woman, injures two children
• Today's death notices - Dec. 12, 2011
• Today's weather - Dec. 12, 2011
• City of Bloomington Announces Schedule for 2011/12 Holiday Trash Pickup
• Fact check: Plenty to question in GOP debate
• For Newt Gingrich, no apologies or bombast in Saturday's GOP debate
• Speed read: 1 dead after China captain stabs South Korean coast guard officers
• A tiny miracle: Tiniest babies grow up healthy, despite odds
• Experts say Durban climate deal doesn't make things worse - or better
• Chaplin FTs sink Jags in final seconds
• NYPD Facebook probe over parade comments raises free speech question
• Nation briefs: Jetliner with engine out lands safely
• World briefs: Drought changes travel along Danube River
• Interim Egypt leader says restoration of security, economy must be priorities
• Easing restrictions, Hamas group says it's learning from Arab Spring
• Online holiday sales top $24.6 billion so far
• Businesses want EU leaders to keep 'real economy' in mind
• Richardson keeps Illini unbeaten
• Bearcats suspend Gates 6 games; 8 benched overall following brawl
• North Carolina wins 2nd NCAA soccer title
• Bears' Barber opens door for Tebow
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Dec. 12
• Ryan's IU basketball review
• Monroe County property transfers
• Win worth the wait for Watford and Jones
• This week's meetings
• Suspicious flashlight, blown-up Santa are signs of jumpy times
• Marriage licenses
• Hotline: Who plays Sandy the dog in upcoming 'Annie' production?
• Lottery numbers
• Almanac
• Robberies reported at two student apartment complexes
• Coroner: Fort Wayne deaths apparently homicides-suicide
• Deadlines approaching for mailing Christmas packages
• Rick Dietz chosen to fill vacancy on Monroe County Council
• Dillman Farm reopens after tornado
• School bus drivers needed
• New system this year for Section 8 housing applications
• Officers hurt in struggle with man on Wylie Street
• Police beat: Jail booking
• Obituaries - December 12, 2011
• Road work
• Ravens overwhelm 0-13 Colts
• Alec Baldwin apologizes to himself on 'SNL'
• CBS expanding Sunday political talk show to 1 hour
• Movie audiences shrink below post-Sept. 11 level
• Today's death notices
• - The Magic in Books
• ARF! Read to a Dog
• Musketeers' win in crosstown shootout concludes with brawl
• Indiana hits road looking to end 5-game losing skid
• 1st-place Baltimore wary of winless Indianapolis
• Week 14 NFL matchups
• Navy gets the best of Army for 10th consecutive time
• Press box
• Sports on TV for Dec. 11
• South goes OT to keep streak alive
• Brown County holds off Greenwood for 1st win
• WRV rides big 4th quarter past Linton
• Eastern Greene buries North Knox, 67-25
• RG3 wins 1st Heisman for Baylor
• Sports transactions
• Lottery numbers
• IU employees flocking to high-deductible insurance plan
• COUNTING CARDS: Tracking down county credit cards not a simple task
• Local schools confident in their credit card oversight
• City keeps a close eye on employee credit card use
• Big Ten basketball roundup
• O'Neall 3 beats Mustangs in 4 OTs
• North boys 1st, girls 3rd at Columbus
• South wrestlers 4-1 at Evansville Mater Dei
• IU stuns No. 1 Kentucky, 73-72
• After 3 long seasons, IU officially back
• Speed read
• Climate conference approves landmark deal
• Russia's stunning protests end with hint of change
• Gingrich assailed by Republican rivals, fires back at Romney
• Airline ribs Blagojevich with 'seat-selling sale'
• Local business briefs: Domo celebrates its fifth year
• Fans go wild after IU victory
• Edgewood students get up-close look at history
• Caucus Sunday to fill spot on county council
• North 5-1, but Hodson questions its focus
• 3 Cougars, 1 Mustang perfect at Columbus wrestling tournament
• Penn State situation could prompt an important conversation with kids
• Gingrich's rise puzzles critics of his record
• Lax safety cited in deadly hospital fire
• Yemen's new government part of deal to oust president
• Sky-watchers get rare treat: total lunar eclipse
• World briefs
• Police find three adults dead in Fort Wayne home, cause unknown
• Bloomington South hosts jazz festival
• Almanac
• Bloomington woman killed in single-vehicle crash
• Obituaries
• Feds: Inspectors misjudged New Albany bridge cracks
• Panther girls pull out relay win to top THS
• Edgewood sails past Lakers, 60-27
• Shoals keeps Linton girls winless
• BC girls fall to Sullivan, 49-34
• Family had struggled long before Texas welfare shooting
• Outcry over NYC plan targeting homeless singles
• In third White House bid, Paul's message the same
• Today's death notices - Dec. 10
• Fatality confirmed in afternoon car crash on East Stipp Road
• Arts Watch
• Video game sales edge higher
• Chicago-area shop has rare Spider-Man comic book
• Review: Gift guide to e-readers, tablets, $99-$500
• The original Hooters in Florida gets a facelift
• Harry Morgan made small roles big in TV, movies
• Hear sounds of the season, and beyond, on new CDs with local ties
• Local woodworker blends past and present by salvaging downed red oak for new Waldron desk
• Marley relative: dispute over the reggae legend's name
• Bestsellers
• American Life in Poetry
• First love 'Annie' dazzles with its spectacle, memorable songs
• Overnight police and fire checks - Dec. 10
• Today's weather: Brrrrr
• Indiana-Kentucky basketball game a hot ticket
• Increased efficiency saves 5% in fuel for city of Bloomington
• Haeberle swims PR at Junior Nationals
• Eminence outlasts WRV girls, 52-51
• Friday's girls' basketball scores
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Winter reflections on Corky Lake
• Gourley Pike resident gives Christmas decorations another try
• Keeping the Salvation Army bell ringing
• R-BB school board meeting Monday night
• Bloomington students selected for state music groups
• Local old-timers, storytellers sought
• Drainage structure failure closes part of Stone Mill Road
• Lottery numbers
• Obituary - December 10, 2011
• Ball State buys '.xxx' domain names after all
• Record number of IU faculty named to science society
• People briefs: Jay-Z to perform at Carnegie Hall in benefit show
• Correction
• Bloomington preparing to host Super Bowl fans in February
• Ad exec sends holiday cards from grave
• Fire at hospital in India kills 89 people as staff flees
• Ivy Tech card features Fairview Elementary School student's art
• Europe forges fiscal union, sees way out of crisis
• UN conference struggles to keep climate deal alive, moving forward
• NASA OKs February launch of private space station trip
• Supreme court halts new Texas electoral district maps
• Speed read
• EPA report on Wyoming water doesn't end debate on fracking
• Hatchets bank in winner over Edgewood
• What's in the new EU deal?
• Man, 90, recuperating after crashing into ravine, waiting 18 hours for rescue
• Clay City shoots down Bloomfield at line
• Vincent's fur and leather shop closing at year's end
• Nation briefs
• Man condemned to death in Connecticut fatal home invasion
• House GOP's tax cut bill does little to close gap with Democrats
• Mass wedding in Colombia
• Yoho leads Eastern Greene past Brown County
• Bench gives South lift at Southport
• North grinds out win over Falcons
• Pacers' sights set on playoffs
• Almanac
• Four overhauls later, Barracuda back to old self
• Holiday centerpieces
• Monks create new monastery for prayer, retreats
• Internet brings sisters prayer requests via email
• A battle is raging for the soul of Israeli society
• Children busy rehearsing Nativity play
• Community news
• Datebook - Dec. 10-12, 2011
• Christian radio station online
• Bloomington pastor publishes new book
• Walking 40 miles in Jesus' shoes
• Local religion briefs
• Press box
• There's more to Colts' collapse than Manning
• Indiana-Kentucky position matchups
• Calipari not planning to stay at UK over 10 years
• IU reoundup: Estridge 1st team All-American in soccer
• Saturday's girls' basketball matchup
• Saturday's boys' basketball matchups
• IU has to play its game against UK
• As pets shed fur, owners seek solutions
• Cat's 26 toes help boost Milwaukee animal shelter
• BLM: Mustangs mistreated, but not inhumanely
• Former prison farm to become game bird habitat
• Small charge a big deal for county auditor's office
• Sewer rate increase would be too much on top of water rates
• Letter: Failure of leadership
• Letter: Medals
• Letter: County plan
• Vincent Furs to close
• Photo: Waterfowl at Griffy
• Illini name Toledo's Beckman new football coach
• Man, dog die in Lawrence County crash
• IU student's overnight disappearance still a mystery to police
• Martinsville landmark demolished
• A.M. newsroom preview: IU basketball tickets, city fuel use
• Hitting the target: Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington archery program gives youth a different sport to try
• Job Search Interview and Resume Help @ Your Library
• Tuba theft!
• Top 5 recent Indiana-Kentucky matchups
• Indiana mom whose son shot brother wants trial moved
• Indiana Attorney General Zoeller gives aid to foreclosure fraud victims
• Purdue student killed by Amtrak train in Lafayette
• Tiny southwest Indiana school district votes to consolidate
• Letter: Why they're angry
• Retail trade: December's major sport
• And another thing ...
• Today's death notices - Dec. 9, 2011
• Today's weather - Dec. 9, 2011
• Buxbaum named interim dean of IU Maurer School of Law
• Buxbaum named interim dean of IU Maurer School of Law
• Endangered postmarks: Holiday rural outposts on list of 3,700 post offices to close
• Sandusky's wife defends husband in sex abuse case, says he's innocent
• Photo: Winter jacket weather
• Photos: Construction project at Karst Farm Park
• 2 killed in Virginia Tech shootings
• Speed read: Romney opens political attack on Gingrich
• Study shows rats are getting a bad rap
• Official: New euro accord to include 23 countries, but not all EU members
• Holiday cards being sent to troops in Afghanistan
• Roethlisberger injured but comes back to lead Steelers
• Linton boys down North Knox, 53-33
• Health briefs: Bone drug boosts survival among breast cancer patients
• Obama skirmishes with GOP over payroll tax cut, jobless benefits and oil pipeline
• Changing: Former Thomson warehouse is big enough to hold big dreams
• Protesters, activitists in '99 percent' drop in on DC lawmakers
• IU trustees OK $32M addition, renovation at Kelley School of Business
• G2G: More drivers are texting behind the wheel, despite state bans
• Bloomfield girls turn back Eastern Greene
• Clay City crushes Miners, 91-22
• Monroe County commissioners reviewing county's credit card use policy
• Cougar girls pounce on WRV early, roll
• World briefs: NATO fuel tankers set ablaze
• Edgewood swimmers sweep Owen Valley
• Hotline: Library at jail, IU's holiday break
• Brown County downs Indian Creek
• Nation briefs: Juror's tweets lead to new trial for death-row inmate
• Mustangs live up to No. 3 ranking
• Business briefs: GOP blocks Obama nominee for consumer protection agency
• Columbus East's Kiel named Mr. Football
• Rose all that matters to Delany
• Plan seeks to boost hiring of people with disabilities
• Offensive coordinator Smith leaves IU for Arizona
• Almanac
• Haeberle, Papp fast at junior nationals
• Friday's boys' basketball matchups
• Monroe County has 46 underground storage tanks on state's list of active leaks
• Long time between games another opponent for IU
• Trojans take what South gives them
• Wells Fargo reaches $148.2M settlement in bid-rigging cases
• Bloomington woman arrested at prosecutor's office on meth charges after falling asleep
• Daley seeking a county council seat
• Beware the deer: driving tips offered
• Bridge weight limit to be lifted today
• United Way hits 55% of goal
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - December 9, 2011
• Police beat: Public nudity
• Speculation swirls around David as possible next chief justice
• City seeking nominations for community awards
• Democrats calling for audit over misdirected $300M
• Ball State skips on buying '.xxx' domain names
• Great tradition upheld in Schwartzkoph's last 'Chimes'
• Taking stock at year's end
• Local business briefs: Lonnie Johnson elected president of Defense Trial Counsel, Rebecca Trowbridge offers massage therapy at BlonDy's
• Weekly recalls
• Exxon Mobile predicts surge in hybrids
• Ford to pay dividend again
• Coke secret formula gets first new home since 1925
• US household takes biggest hit since 2008
• Letter: End prohibition now
• Changing: Former Thomson warehouse is big enough to hold big dreams
• Letter:Right of Attila
• Letter: Stand strong
• Virginia Tech: Police officer, 1 other killed in shooting; campus locks down
• IU student who was with Spierer before disappearance settles unrelated alcohol case
• On Screen in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Out and About
• Gingerbread competition winner
• Eagle Scout
• Datebook - Dec. 9-11, 2011
• IU sports chat: Camp Crean, IU vs. Kentucky
• Stay home and don't hire this baby sitter
• Kappa Sigma fraternity at IU suspended
• A.M. newsroom preview: Credit card use and abuse in county government, IU frat suspended
• Storyhour Extravaganza Here Comes Santa
• Storyhour Extravaganza Here Comes Santa
• Intermediate Spanish
• Western Indiana county adds safeguards to pond after drowning
• Newborn left in Bedford ER now in foster care
• Rommel, Ingram co-Players of the Year
• Letter: Fans treated poorly
• Our opinion: MCCSC school security moves prudent
• Instant Message responses
• Hunting accident at Morgan Monroe State Forest being investigated
• Coroner: Northern Indiana man fought fatal pit bull attack
• Southern Indiana couple rescued from floodwaters
• Today's weather - light snow expected tonight
• Search continues for missing Linton woman, 77
• Today's death notices - Dec. 8, 2011
• World's largest computing society honors IU's Fox for high performance research, diversity efforts
• IU informatics dean to be honored at White House for advancing tech opportunities for women
• IU trustees to consider $32M plan to renovate, enlarge Kelley School of Business
• 'Camp Crean' closed, but students' cold wait scores hot seats for IU-Kentucky game
• Hats a show of love and support for woman battling cancer
• What's on CATS? (Channels 3, 7, 12, 14; beginning Dec. 8)
• Monroe County auditor faces new questions over credit card use
• Hotline: Traffic signal woes, shredding service, angel tree
• Indiana women drop 5th straight
• Silver lining in historically bad season for IU
• Intangibles give Hoosiers chance against No. 1 Kentucky
• Thursday's girls' basketball matchups
• South pins Greenwood, 56-9
• Buehrle reunites with Guillen in Miami
• Archie Manning changes tune on Luck
• Sports transactions
• Almanac
• Sports on TV for Dec. 8
• Press box
• Visit from Santa part of Saturday's new Ellettsville Holiday Gathering
• Wednesday's girls' basketball scores
• Wednesday's boys' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Final 2011 volleyball leaders
• Time to register for Cougar Wrestling Club
• Indiana football position outlook
• Wilson hopes solid foundation laid in 2011
• Lottery numbers
• Low-interest loans available for storm repairs, including tornado damage in downtown Paoli
• Obituaries - December 8, 2011
• Sebelius nixes OTC morning-after pill
• 'MythBusters' cannonball rips through house, van
• 2011 set record for billion-dollar weather disasters
• Speed read: Law limits students' gifts to teachers
• DA says he believes accuser in Syracuse case, but too much time has passed to prosecute Fine
• Nation marks 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• Sandusky jailed on new charges
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison
• Experts stumped by ancient markings found in Jerusalem
• Syria's Assad denies ordering crackdown
• Jazz festival this weekend at South
• New drugs show promise in treating breast cancer
• World briefs: Protests alleging election fraud continue in Russia
• DA dropping death penalty push for Mumia Abu-Jamal
• Maintenance man charged in death of Georgia 7-year-old
• Consumer borrowing up in October, signaling confidence
• Germany, France scale back ambitions of summit
• Simpler credit card agreement gets a tryout
• Protesters arrested in DC after K Street shutdown
• Nation briefs: Expulsions lifted in FAMU hazing probe
• Mall is hosting Santa breakfast
• Santa Train sets attendance record
• YMCA is offering camp over holidays
• New show fit to become annual holiday tradition
• Monroe County vote centers gone for 2012 but shouldn't be forgotten
• Letter: Intellectuals
• New movies, special showings in Bloomington and surrounding area
• Suspicious object found at College Mall turns out to be a flashlight
• Hot Spots - Contemporary dance, holiday benefit show, Kid Kazooey
• Ensemble 'New Year's Eve' sets world record for schmaltz
• News of the Weird
• Smithsonian Network uncovers film from King's time in Memphis
• On Stage
• Guns N' Roses, Beastie Boys in rock hall of fame
• Top Fives
• Bloomington man charged with battery, neglect in injured baby case
• Police beat: Woman reports man enters house, asks for gun, then leaves
• Martha's House executive director to step down from post
• Sandusky arrested on new abuse charges
• Convicted molester arrested on new charges
• Shepard to deliver winter commencement address at IU on Dec. 17
• Indiana's chief justice to step down in March
• Service clubs
• Datebook - Dec. 8-10, 2011
• Photos: IU basketball fans gather at Camp Crean
• Community news
• Out and About
• Help requests at all-time high this year
• Baby left at Bedford hospital ER
• A.M. news preview: Monroe County Auditor's office; IU Trustees advance; Ellettsville holiday celebration; more
• Crafty Creations
• Tuesday Tales
• It's Your Money: Duct Tape Wallets
• Put It In Order Circulation Volunteer Training
• Indiana chief justice to address IU’s winter commencement
• $150,000 deal over central Indiana school bullying lawsuit
• Holmes not buying No. 5 rank for South
• Northern Indiana diocese to run 'Catholics Come Home' ads
• Letter: Protest
• Letter: Confusing facts
• Our opinion: Start slow on good idea of Bloomington agency mergers
• Our opinion: Sacrifices made on 'Day of Infamy' live on in nation's memory
• Guest column: Could a raffle solve the mess in real estate?
• Fort Wayne priest removed after abuse allegation
• National group pushing 'right to work' in Indiana
• Today's weather - Dec. 7, 2011
• Today's death notices - Dec. 7, 2011
• Audit finds $300 million in Indiana tax revenue was in wrong account, ignored
• No. 1 Barr-Reeve girls turn back Bloomfield
• Brown County holds off Eastern girls, 48-40
• South swims past Edgewood on Senior Night
• North swimmers sweep Greencastle
• Owen Valley girls win 1st home meet
• Colts put Nevis on IR
• NBA announces 66-game schedule
• North dominates Owen Valley on glass, scoreboard
• Business group providing new blue spruce to fill void after theft in Bryan Park
• Girls' basketball scores
• Boys' basketball scores
• High school sports schedule
• Almanac
• Hotline: Traffic light cameras, cellphone donations and school zone signs
• IU Marching Hundred to play at Super Bowl in Indianapolis
• MCCSC to boost security with buzzer systems at main entryways of most schools
• 7 decades later, Pearl Harbor anniversary still powerful
• Lottery numbers
• Obituaries - November 7, 2011
• Correction
• So he can see you when you're sleeping ... Santa gets eye exam
• Greek cooks revive wartime 'starvation recipes'
• Speed read: Bomber strikes at Shiite shrine in Afghanistan
• Divisions over EU treaty threaten crisis solution
• Rhode Islanders protest governor's 'holiday' tree
• Blagojevich to address judge at sentencing hearing today
• Lawyer says teenager has joined Sandusky accusers
• Baggage worker offered job back after dog dispute
• Occupy protests turn to foreclosed homes
• Hard-line Salafi movement makes surprising gains in Egypt vote
• World briefs: Honduran journalist killed outside home
• Police beat: Nativity scene stolen
• Relay for Life kickoff Thursday
• Charges dismissed in tree-cutting case
• Water project may slow down traffic
• IU basketball fans left out in the cold
• Press box
• Hoosiers trying to keep heads up on road
• Ryan's Big Ten Power Rankings
• Bloomington schools reaping rewards of swimming clubs
• Plan commission OKs Monon Crossing project
• Unemployment drops in most large U.S. cities
• 'Frozen Planet' to debut on Discovery on March 18
• Harry Potter park to appear in Hollywood
• Colorado judge allows Sheen's ex-wife to return home
• Letter: The real reason
• Letter: No vote, no surprise
• Try cinnamon bun bread pudding
• Market chock full of fall and Christmas ideas
• A beef Wellington that won't stop your heart
• Household celebrates both Christian and Jewish traditions at holiday time
• New flavors and return of a classic at Scholar's Inn
• Invite yeast to the feast
• Recent rain closes flooded Lawrence County roads
• For Bare Feet gets $4.2 M equipment property tax abatement
• Bloomington wins three more ASA softball tournament bids
• Out and About
• Community news
• Appreciation
• Datebook - Dec. 7-9, 2011
• Volunteer opportunities
• Thank you notes
• Construction workers escape house fire uninjured
• Avoca teen in critical condition after fall
• Law school dean Robel named interim provost for IU Bloomington campus
• Letter: Home safe and sound
• Letter: No notice
• Letter: Dropped charges
• Letter: Their moral outrage
• Letter: Family education
• A.M. news preview: Pearl Harbor's 70th anniversary, MCCSC security, more
• Road work: Water tap installation on South Rogers Street Wednesday
• Baby and Me Circle Time
• Advanced Spanish Language Class
• New Movie Monday
• Express Computer Topic: Downloadable Books and Music
• Lawrence County youth falls off cliff
• Guest column: Our efforts to protect kids are pathetic
• Former walk-on Moore provides a spark for IU
• 29,000 military members get holiday cards from Indiana
• Our opinion: County plan too important to be rushed
• Our opinion: On the theft and return of Santa
• Northeast Indiana project gets $2M for assisted living units
• Central Indiana district fires bus driver after DUI arrest
• Today's weather - Dec. 6, 2011
• Today's death notices - Dec. 6, 2011
• Supreme Court patent case invites risk of further confusion: IU Maurer School of Law expert
• Chickens, sewer rates on Bloomington City Council's agenda
• Monroe County buys and leases voting gear for 2012
• School diary: Treatment of protesters changes student columnist's view of police
• Flooding has closed a few area roads, but no major problems so far
• City Accepting Nominations for 2012 Mayor’s Award for Excellence in Civic Engagement
• Cook Medical gets Novation contract for central venous catheters
• Almanac
• Hotline: Running and a burnt-out light
• Christmas not so merry after donated tree in park is chopped down, stolen
• Project helps Edgewood Primary students learn to care, share
• Ryan Kartje's IU review
• Tuesday's girls' basketball matchup
• WRV sees 4th-quarter lead slip away
• Luck, Griffin, Richardson lead close race for Heisman Trophy
• Colts still winless despite shakeups
• Business event tonight at 6
• Fire departments benefit from sales
• Police beat: Assault in Peoples Park
• Obituaries - December 6, 2011
• Charges expected in injured baby case
• Lottery numbers
• Correction
• Elderly complain about pants search at New York airport
• Big declarations - and hurdles - as Gingrich pushes comeback
• Speed read
• Earth-like planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for possible life
• Student work visa program to get review after abuse reports
• USDA pledges $50 million for Gulf Coast river basins
• Body found in search for missing Georgia girl
• FAA administrator on leave, charged with driving drunk
• iPads become child's play to boost holiday sales
• US service companies expand at slower pace
• Merkel, Sarkozy say EU treaty changes needed to save euro
• IU East to mark 40th birthday with 40 new jobs
• Warrick Democratic chairman drops bid for 8th District seat
• Flood watch upgraded to warning, only for areas near rivers
• Police beat: Assault at Peoples Park
• Kuttner Quartet's debut performance impressive
• IU research links violent video gaming with brain changes
• Man reports robbery in nightclub parking lot
• $1 million gift to IU Marching Hundred to help establish new practice facility
• Muncie woman identified as murder victim set afire
• N. Indiana custodian arraigned on voyeurism charges
• A 'Renaissance' life
• Datebook - Dec. 6-8, 2011
• Out and About
• Off for adventure
• Senior Calendar
• IU Maurer School of Law expert returns to Congress to testify on insider trading laws
• Today's weather - Dec. 5, 2011
• Daniels uses policy post to lobby for pipeline
• No injuries in early-morning collision
• Guest column: Vietnam vets deserve reparations for their suffering
• Man injured when pickup rolls over him
• Hoosiers could use some '87 magic against UK
• Third person arrested over burned body in central Indiana
• Letter: In the dark
• COMMENTARY: Struggle gets harder in nonprofit world
• Indiana Dream Team growing, seeking resources
• Today's death notices - Dec. 5, 2011
• Holt man who rescued neighbors says he's blessed
• Obituaries - December 5, 2011
• Hoosier women 4th, men 5th at Georgia
• Tiger ends 2-year victory drought
• Road work
• LSU-Alabama rematch in BCS championship game
• Lottery numbers
• This week's meetings
• Hotline: Local Toys for Tots program and parking at Mother Bear's
• Property transfers
• For Bare Feet moving into Martinsville factory
• Input sought on future of former goat farm
• Marriage licenses
• Few teens are sexting racy photos after all, new research finds
• Bloomington utility customers may face wastewater rate increase
• Fans gather to meet winners of 1987 NCAA basketball championship
• Schools taking closer look at bullying
• Almanac
• Higher salt prices could mean bumpy roads ahead
• Snowy weather in Wisconsin
• Speed read
• Rights watchdog abandons diamond group, citing Zimbabwe agreement
• Paris launching electric car sharing program
• Business briefs
• Herrera elected vice president of teachers' group
• Performing holiday tunes
• Family strife makes for good comedy in BPP play
• Indiana runs away from Hatters, 84-50
• Chaste women and warmongering men: 'Lysistrata' adaptation comes to Wells-Metz
• Calloway hit the other 'shot' for '87 Hoosiers
• Varied 'Peace on Earth' provided a revelation
• Hoosiers go cold against Cowgirls
• Gronkowski leads Pats over Colts, 31-24
• Today's death notices
• Saturday's boys' basketball scores
• Saturday's girls' basketball scores
• IU briefs: Talley gives $1 million for lectureship and chair
• Trojans too tall a task for North
• '87 Hoosiers return for 25th anniversary
• Catching up with the 1986-87 Hoosiers
• UK's Davis swats away Heels
• Johnson's 68 leaves Woods trailing by 1 at Challenge
• Sports on TV for Dec. 4
• Press box
• Ball runs Wisconsin past MSU
• A different kind of stuntman
• Cities roll out welcome mat, phone apps for Super Bowl
• Local business briefs: BBOR Publications names new officers, directors
• Programs aim to help teens in foster care
• Good start for South swimmers at Hall of Fame
• Vigil held for crime victims
• After six months, Spierers say they 'don't feel like we're any closer to finding Lauren'
• Some advocates for homeless dream of joining forces, but all are not on board
• New Hope, Shalom Center discussing consolidation
• Bloomfield outlasts Linton with 4th-quarter run
• Yoho's 1,000th point assists Eastern win
• OV boys go cold against West Vigo
• Another late loss for BC boys
• OV girls storm past Vikings
• BC girls knock off Northview
• IU buys up .xxx domain names
• Ohio sets tentative date to test exotic animals
• Romney, Gingrich proceeding carefully 1 month away from first voting
• With Cain out, GOP race narrows
• Speed read
• Wildlife chief gets road kill warning
• Lottery numbers
• H-T wins 16 HSPA awards Saturday
• Kids learn all the right moves at chess tourney
• Unemployed workers, liberal groups to hold week of protests in D.C.
• Bachmann: From Waterloo to White House?
• Trial set to start on police shooting after Katrina
• Egyptian Brotherhood says it won't impose strict Islamic values
• Little love for Putin's party ahead of election
• 'Time to shove off': As Putin plans to stay, many Russians want out
• School bus driver with .20 blood alcohol content arrested
• Woman hunting reindeer statues finds dead man
• Obituaries
• Detention of US students in Egypt brings up issue of torture
• Almanac
• Parents chafe at chicken pox vaccines
• Edgewood goes 4-1 at Providence Invite
• Edgewood swimmers sweep 3-way
• Myers leads Bloomfield girls past Union
• Edgewood girls coast past Greencastle
• Patriots not about to take winless Indianapolis lightly
• Oklahoma State, Indiana each facing own challenge
• Hoosiers vow to not overlook Hatters
• 'It's their place': Rhino's, a club for and run by youth, turns 20
• Stolen Unionville Santa returned, with a cash bonus
• Today's death notices - Dec. 3, 2011
• Herman Cain suspends presidential campaign
• Today's weather: clouds
• Southern Indiana bicyclist hit by dump truck, dies
• Overnight police and fire checks - Dec. 3
• Sports on TV for Dec. 3
• Sports transactions
• Cougars, Mustangs grow up
• Saturday's girls' basketball matchup
• Linton boys surge past Owen Valley, 42-39
• Southport makes plays North girls can't
• North turns back Edgewood rally, 62-54
• South holds off BNL at line, 55-51
• Panther girls knock off No. 17 Bears
• Friday's boys' basketball scores
• Friday's girls' basketball scores
• Cars map out road of owner's travels
• 82 Monroe County precincts, still no voting machines
• Occupy Bloomington settles in for long haul
• Bloomfield couple's greyhound rescue operation leads to popular dog food formula
• Two arrested at Bedford motel; making meth among charges
• Lottery numbers
• Almanac
• Speed read
• Unemployment rate drops to 8.6%, lowest since 2009
• Woman: Psychologist implanted horrific memories
• Teen cuffed for burp in class
• California residents grapple with cleanup after powerful windstorm
• Republican leaders seek support for a payroll tax plan
• Shakamak shoots down Bloomfield boys, 71-63
• Quirky obituary endears Connecticut professor to new, social media audience
• Obama, Clinton pitch energy efficiency plan
• Iconic US base now in Iraqi hands
• BC boys run out of gas against Sullivan
• WRV boys hold off South Knox, 53-45
• China wants to invest in US roads
• Michigan may step in to run Detroit
• Angel Food Ministries officials face fraud charges, accused of misusing charity money
• College licensing is subject of inquiry by Justice Department, company says
• Ultraconservative party to push for Islamic Egypt
• End of line for Cain? Announcement Saturday
• 8th District Democrats plan caucus to back candidate
• North Showers to get solar panels
• Satrurday's boys' basketball matchup
• New signs help make trail safer
• Two women receive volunteer awards
• Bicycle club offers grants
• Audit finds Veterans Affairs office in Indianapolis has high error rate
• Elliott seeking GOP nod for District 60 state House seat
• Student singers make use of their studies in workshop performance
• Centerstone grant will improve access to treatment services
• Obituaries - December 3, 2011
• Police beat: Bell ringer's backpack stolen
• Press box
• 'Women Who Care' helping nonprofits
• Spartans winning the Wisconsin way
• MCCSC school bus collides with car; no one hurt
• Unionville man offers reward to find inflatable Santa, pair of penguins
• Letter: Pop-up ads annoying
• Letter: Their world to lose
• Letter: Storming the Bastille
• Turning lemonade into leadership
• Taxpayers deserve better than Monroe County auditor's Visa issue
• Colts' Manning hopes to start throwing soon
• Bloomington man charged with injuring 11-month-old
• Home of the week
• New Catholic missal has newly translated versions of familiar prayers
• Entourage creator to speak at IU Monday
• Fearing unrest, Israel delays work at holy site
• High school sports: Spencer Turner, Dee Davis, Bloomington South football
• Sisters spend decades making angels
• A blessing and inspiration to anyone
• Datebook - Dec. 3-5
• Waiting ... and waiting
• Miracles, resurrection and more
• 'Repeat the Sounding Joy'
• Local religion briefs
• Help is as close as sound of my turning toward it
• A condo's new kitchen
• Holiday Decor and Light Tour this weekend
• Homes Calendar
• Dress your table up for the holidays
• In search of hot deals on gas fireplaces
• Plant a fountain
• DIY gift ideas
• A.M. news preview: Stolen Santa reward, Greene County dog food company
• Modern bathroom fundamentals
• Tiny trees have huge impact on holiday decor
• Choosing, and caring for, a live Christmas tree
• Homework Help for grades K through 6
• Bloomington's Dunn Street commercial development's new urbanist approach working well, fits neighborhood
• Honda announces global recall for air-bag problems
• Horoscope
• Cleaning woman cuts plea deal in scientist death
• Ryan Kartje's IU basketball review
• Indiana seeks nominees to serve on trails board
• One arrested after camera found in northern Indiana school
• Labor laws again a hot Hoosier topic
• Letter: Voter ID not a threat
• And another thing: Weekly roundup of editorial opinions
• Bedford: 75 trees, ornaments, wreaths to be up for bidding Saturday
• Today's death notices - Dec. 2, 2011
• Today's weather - Dec. 2, 2011
• Vigil Saturday to honor 2 people killed while working: Adam Sarnecki and Lauren Kahn
• Photos: Sewer work puts squeeze on East 10th Street traffic
• IU describes plan to review Occupy protest, arrests at Kelley School of Business
• Holiday Pet Supply Drive to Benefit City of Bloomington Animal Shelter
• Martinsville sweeps Owen Valley in pool
• Deadline Friday to buy tickets for fundraiser
• North swimmers sweep Bedford NL
• WRV girls blow out Union, 72-33
• No. 1 River pulls away from Bloomfield girls
• Eastern Greene roll girls over Linton, 51-21
• Indiana lawmakers want cursive writing to be taught
• Vote centers rejected for 2012 Monroe County elections
• Friday night's girls' basketball matchups
• Friday night's boys' basketball matchups