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The Harmful Consequences of Indiana’s Badly Written Abortion Ban
Indiana legislators have not clarified critical language in the state’s abortion ban, which has led...
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Advocates for Women’s Healthcare Have Plans for Stricter Bans
Poorly written anti-abortion laws in Indiana and other states have forced pregnant women to leave...
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‘Paint the State’ Anti-drug Mural Contest Started by Local Student
Bloomington high school student Hazel Hammerstein founded the nonprofit Indiana Prevention Project to spread the...
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Tintype Photography Transformed a Photojournalist’s Way of Life
Life as a world-traveling documentary photographer was fast-paced for Megan Snook. But, as she writes...
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Celebrating Monroe Lake’s 60th Anniversary
We couldn’t imagine living without Monroe Lake, writes Michael G. Glab. The reservoir is “the...
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Resilience Amid Hardship: Refugees Find Challenges, Opportunities in Bloomington
Refugees rely on a patchwork of social service agencies to resettle in Bloomington, but a...
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Celebrating Diverse Families: Our Journey to Queer Parenthood
Preparing to have a child is similar in many ways for queer couples as for...
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What’s at Stake in the Debate Over Indiana’s Wetlands?
Laws protecting Indiana wetlands have been rolled back in recent years. Some people argue that...
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Mobile Integrated Health Helps Fill Gaps in Local Healthcare System
The mobile integrated health program in Monroe County works with local health organizations to provide...
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Juniper Gallery To Show Art of Death Row Inmate Rejon Taylor
Laura Lasuertmer is the “Minister of Record” for death row inmate Rejon Taylor, who’s among...
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‘Patchwork’ of Aid for Food Insecurity Doesn’t Address Its Cause
One out of ten Bloomington residents struggles with food insecurity — having limited or uncertain...
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Why I Found Myself Running 50 Miles Alone in the Wintertime
One recent winter, Mark Stosberg set out on a 50-mile run. He wasn’t racing in...