Good morning, Bloomington.

Bloomington will host Safety Week from Aug.

22-28 as part of the Safe Streets and Roads for All plan. Residents can join a guided bike tour on Aug. 25, share thoughts over ice cream at The Chocolate Moose on Aug. 26, or take part in a kids’ ride on Aug. 27.

IU Public Safety advises students to stay alert and update their emergency settings today using IU Notify alerts and the Rave Guardian app to ensure safety on campus (especially in busy pedestrian areas).

Bloomington drivers should prepare for several road closures in mid-August as the City upgrades roads and installs new storm sewer infrastructure on Second and Rogers streets (starting Aug.

17) and on Third Street (beginning Aug. 25) for an expansion project, with contractors working to limit overlaps and keep local access available.

Taylor Farms recalled jalapeno dips, salsas, and guacamole sold at Indiana stores (including Kroger) due to a salmonella risk.

Consumers should discard the products and request refunds at purchase locations.

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti did not respond to Purdue AD Tommy McClelland's off-script remark at a press conference, opting to let the on-field results speak as the Hoosiers secured their spot in the Big Ten title game.

The team now stands 2-0 against Purdue.

Indiana football began fall camp at the university this week as coaches and players addressed key questions about training and preparation for the season.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith called for the Indiana Fever to fire coach Stephanie White after she defended an opponent’s flagrant foul during the team’s 90-86 win over the Chicago Sky on Aug.

9, 2026 — he said no solid coach would side with an opposing player.

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti announced that linebacker Kellan Wyatt was reinstated after gaining extra eligibility and will focus on recovering from his knee injury as defensive coordinator Bryant Haines determines if he returns to the defensive line or adopts a versatile linebacker role.