“It’s just kind of something that’s in you, but that’s humanity, right, doing something for other people that aren’t as fortunate as you,” JaQuita Roberts said. Find out about dates, times and locations of the food train & how to help: hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o… via The Herald-Times

The Simon Mall CEO announced they will temporarily close their malls as of 7 p.m. tonight. We're looking into what that means for Bloomington's College Mall. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

According to the email forwarded to the Herald-Times, a patient seen in the Indiana University Health Bloomington Hospital emergency department on March 15 tested positive for COVID-19. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

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NEED ALERT: Little Free Pantry Bloomington is searching for the owners of the little libraries and is hoping to temporarily convert some of the libraries during this heightened time of food insecurity. Visit facebook.com/LFPBloomington hoosiertimes.com/free_access/ho…

Indiana University Health officials report their healthcare system now has the capability to test for the novel coronavirus in its lab. This story will be updated. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

IU is postponing spring commencement.

The $2 million is part of an overall $8 million in spending proposed over the next two years for racial justice, economic initiatives and projects addressing climate change as well as basic city operations. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

More to come on the retirement and search for a new president of Indiana University. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

Indiana Department of Natural Resources has announced two new state forests, Ravinia State Forest in Morgan County and Mountain Tea in Brown County. Read more about them in Saturday's Herald-Times and Reporter-Times. The Herald-Times IN State Parks

Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced two new state forests: Ravinia State Forest in Morgan County and Mountain Tea State Forest in Brown County. Story will be in both the Reporter-Times and Herald-Times on Saturday. The Herald-Times IN State Parks

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Don't forget that today is the last day for Hoosiers to register to vote in the Nov. 3 General Election. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

Today’s the day we will crown 2020’s Fat Bear Week Champion. Where 747’s sedulous quest for salmon secured him a stout stomach, 32 Chunk’s playful pursuit of protein provided him a prodigious paunch. Who will win in the battle of the bellies? Vote Here: fatbearweek.org

Ever wondered how biologists catch birds to band them? In come cases, they use rocket nets. While the biologists wait quietly in a blind, they can set the rocket net off to safely ground the birds. In this case, our folks were banding waterfowl in southeastern South Dakota.

Ospreys at Lake Monroe will have a new nesting site when they return next year, thanks to efforts of Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Duke Energy & Sassafras Audubon Society. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

Beyond saying the vice president becomes president when the office is vacant — from death, resignation or removal — the 25th Amendment has two other provisions. hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…

After a fire, the first priority is emergency stabilization in order to prevent further damage to life, property or natural resources. The post-fire emergency stabilization program is known as the Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) program.

We're offering one more certification training for archery on the 24th of October! This is a picture from our first training with the staff from White Pines. You can find more information and the registration at bradwoods.org/Events #usaarchery

Friends of Lake Monroe's recent water sampling is part of a much larger plan for the watershed. Read about it: hoosiertimes.com/herald_times_o…