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On Monday, an incremental step was taken towards getting a developer to build a hotel to support the expansion of the Bloomington Convention Center. Bloomington's redevelopment commission (RDC), which owns the property at 216 S. College Avenue, authorized spending up to $100,000 to "undertake investigation and

It could cost up to a half million dollars to permanently repair the south brick wall of the former Showers Brothers Furniture building that houses The Mill in Bloomington's Trades District. The half million comes on top of the roughly $100,000 it already took to shore up

Even though Indiana now boasts around 350 American bald eagle nests, it’s not every day that Hoosiers get to watch a pair of eagles tend to their young ones. Over the weekend, The B Square Bulletin was able to confirm what appears to be an active nest about a

Put off by Monroe County commissioners at their meeting this past Thursday was the renewal of a contract with B&L IT Services for election support services. For several years, B&L has provided support services for elections, including technical support for voting machines. For 2025 and 2026,

People who wanted to visit the Monroe County government website over the last few weeks might have first been challenged to prove they were humans, by completing a CAPTCHA—which made them pick all the chairs (or clocks) in a grid of images. The acronym stands for Completely Automated Public

The origin story for the image might make the cartoon a little funnier, if you're a reader who does not instantly recognize the fish. On top of the historic Monroe County courthouse there is a weathervane featuring a metal fish crafted by blacksmith Austin Seward, which is called

Bloomington's edition of the 50501 Movement's national day of protests kicked off at noon on Saturday (April 19) at the city's traditional venue for such demonstrations, the southeast corner of the historic Monroe County courthouse. An estimated 500 people heard speeches, sang songs, chanted,