Staff Pick
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Explore the history of the local punk scene, the term Gulch and how it got attached to Bloomington
Why I love it: As someone who is not native to Bloomington this was such an interesting episode! I loved learning about such niche art scenes.
— Anjuli, Digital Operations Coordinator
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A 2024 Adult Gambling Behaviors in Indiana survey reported about 91.5 percent of Indiana adults participated in at least one gambling activity in the past year. About 23.4 percent said they participated in a form of sports gambling.
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Indiana Public Media's social media manager shares two simple ways to cut through the noise and make your online experience more intentional ... and more enjoyable.
BIFF
Kevin Weaver and Matt Rice, organizers of the Bloomington International Film Festival (BIFF), talk to Nice Work Intern Jonah Ballard about the festival.
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Inside the Rinard Orchid Greenhouse in Muncie, Indiana. This sanctuary for endangered plants confiscated from the illegal rare orchid trade offers more than just a pleasant stroll.
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When Hartke left Evansville for the U.S. Senate in 1958, he was the first Democrat to represent Indiana in the Senate for two decades.
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iStockPhotoBloomington-based poet Eric Rensberger reads “Reading,” “A Deity,” and “Historical Imagination.”
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Explore how land, food systems, and rural values shape decision-making across Indiana’s agricultural communities.
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There's plenty of anecdotal evidence suggesting that birds and other animals can sense incoming weather threats, but is there any scientific backing to these claims?
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This week, a look at the music of composer Cy Coleman, including songs like "Witchcraft," "The Best Is Yet To Come," "Big Spender," and "I Walk A Little Faster."
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/freedom_wanted - stock.adobe.com/171079543Browse our playlist from this week's game
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Comtessa/Courtesy of the ensemble.Since 2018, Early Music America has hosted its Emerging Artists Showcase, a series presenting the rising stars of early music and historical performance. This hour, we’ll conclude our celebration of their 2025 laureates with Comtessa’s program entitled Florilegium: Songs of Medieval England from 1150 to 1300.
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In the 1940s a young jazz singer with a four-octave range and bebop chops burst onto the big-band scene with Earl Hines and Billy Eckstine before going on to establish herself as a solo star.
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Hilltop Gardens helps bridge the gap between people and nature to build a stronger sense of community. -
In 2022, the MACRO-B project set out to reduce opioid overdose deaths in Black Indianapolis neighborhoods. Those community members, education and harm reduction tools shaped the project’s work over the next three years. Overdose deaths among Black people in target areas decreased by 45 percent by the end of the project. -
The Capital Improvement Board met Wednesday afternoon for its monthly meeting. Weddle Bros. gave a construction update. -
E15, which is gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol, is typically restricted from being sold in the summer months due to concerns about smog-forming emissions. -
With monthly bills coming due, many TSAemployees are making difficult choices about how to make ends meet while continuing to screen passengers and luggage at airports across the U.S. -
While federal officials cite grid reliability concerns, opponents say Hoosiers are paying the price of extended coal operations. -
It’s time for more No Kings rallies, and this time an advertising campaign is accompanying the movement. -
Community advocates from across the state met Saturday in Indianapolis to discuss the implications of new state policies affecting immigrants and navigate a path forward. -
Revisions cut a large data center’s possible annual payment on electricity spending from $5 million to $350,000 -
