Kirkwood Avenue & Lincoln Street
A vehicle drives south on Lincoln Street, a northbound one-way road. After this photo was taken, the vehicle executed a three-point turn to face the north.
Kelton O'Connell
‘This is what a community should be’: My Sister’s Closet event features local art, collective spirit, women’s voices
My Sister’s Closet marked a milestone on Tuesday (June 24) with a festive ribbon-cutting and community celebration at its future location. The event featured viewings of the new facility, an unveiling of community art, and remarks from Bloomington mayor Kerry Thomson.
Proposal for drinking water rate increase by City of Bloomington Utilities still under development
City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) is in the middle of a process to increase the water rate, a regular process CBU undertakes about every four years, to prevent rate spikes. No proposed rate increase has been calculated yet.
3rd Street & College Mall Road
Orange traffic cones are placed on E 3rd Street. It looks like dashed, white lane lines have recently been repainted.
Photos: Cross-country bicycle race leader stops through Bloomington
Around 10 p.m. on Monday night, Philipp Kaider, a 39-year-old Austrian, pedaled through Bloomington as the race leader in the Race Across America (RAAM). Kelton O'Connell was out on the wet Monday evening to capture some photos of Kaider as he passed through town.
Bloomington's first Field of Honor: Each flag tells a story, raises funds for homeless veterans
An array of 500 U.S. flags can be seen this week along West 3rd Street in front of Ivy Tech Community College in Bloomington. It's part of a national program by the Colonial Flag Foundation, hosted by the Exchange Club of Northside Bloomington in partnership with Ivy Tech.
'No Kings' Bloomington crowd hears warning: Trump is more dangerous because he was democratically elected
In Bloomington on Saturday, crowds gathered on the Monroe County courthouse square for the local edition of the "No Kings" protests, which were held across the country. The B Square estimates that at least 1,000 people crowded onto the grounds of the historic county courthouse.