Good morning, Bloomington.

Kroger is testing 24-hour grocery service at its Bloomington store at 1175 S.

College Mall Road as part of a pilot program across Indiana. Originally set to begin Oct. 4, the test launch date has been changed though no new date has been given.

Retired IU professor David R.

Austin will publish his first trade book in October that recounts Indiana high school basketball's golden era during Hoosier Hysteria. Born in Madison and a longtime rec therapy expert (he has long wanted to write for a general audience), he looks to share his memories with local readers.

Ivy Tech in Bloomington is hosting a free five-day Agentic AI Academy from Oct.

19-23 in partnership with the Mark Cuban Foundation to offer adult learners hands-on training in building AI agents for workplace tasks (limited to 30 participants).

Indiana women’s soccer lost 2-1 to Minnesota at Bill Armstrong Stadium on Thursday in Bloomington as small mistakes cost the team, according to head coach Josh Rife.

The coach said his squad must improve ahead of a road match against Northwestern on Sunday.

Bloomington South boys soccer defeated Bloomington North 2-0 on Sept.

24, marking their 8th shutout of the season. The Panthers scored in each half and are adjusting their lineup after losing forward Sohrab Fazel while they await IHSAA sectional pairings on Sunday.

Indiana football's starting running back Turbo Richard suffered an apparent right foot injury in the second quarter against Northwestern on Friday night.

Indiana’s No. 4 Hoosiers beat Northwestern 29-23 on Friday night at Memorial Stadium; Lee Beebe Jr. scored key touchdowns in the fourth quarter + kept the 19-game win streak alive.

Indiana swim and dive opened its season with 575.5 points at the first CSL match in Westmont, Illinois — finishing more than 100 points ahead of rival Louisville.

The team will return home to the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center to host the Cream and Crimson exhibition at 2 p.m. Oct. 2.

Bloomington South overcame a halftime deficit to beat Columbus North 24-7 on Friday night at Huff Memorial Field.

The Panthers rallied with three second-half touchdowns led by quarterback Duncan Combs who threw for 159 yards.