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Sigma Nu becomes 5th fraternity placed on cease and desist in September (opens the original)
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Indiana University placed the Sigma Nu fraternity on cease and desist Tuesday after alleged hazing, according to the IU Office of Student Life website. Sigma Nu is the fifth fraternity IU placed on cease and desist this month. Beta Theta Pi and Pi Kappa Phi were also placed on cease and desist Sept. 25. Theta Chi and Delta Tau Delta were placed on cease and desist Sept. 16 and Sept. 17, respectively. The IU Police Department reported that hazing with a substantial risk of bodily injury took plac
Jackson Creek Kroger to trial 24-hour shopping starting Oct. 4 (opens the original)
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The Jackson Creek Kroger on South College Mall Road will test a 24-hour, seven days a week schedule starting Oct. 4, according to the USA Today. Bloomington is one of five Indiana locations testing 24-hour stores. Other store locations in Indiana will be in Brownsburg, Fishers, Fort Wayne and the Kroger-owned Pay Less in West Lafayette. These locations, with an additional location in West Chester, Ohio, are part of a pilot program to create more shopping options for their customers. The Jackson
IU student charged with possession of child pornography (opens the original)
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Indiana University student James Porter was arrested Sept. 18 and later charged with child exploitation with an aggravating factor, a level 4 felony, and possession of child sex abuse material, a level 6 felony. In an interview with the IU Police Department mentioned in a probable cause affidavit, Porter admitted to viewing, downloading and disseminating child pornography for the past six years, most recently on Sept. 11. Porter estimated he had a collection of over 100 videos and photos with ch
Indiana’s first state mammal could be a bat. Here’s why: (opens the original)
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Desiree Coy, spends hours a day on Facebook, contacting local legislators and cities across Indiana, all for a bat. The New Haven, Indiana, resident’s campaign — Our State, Our Bat — is pushing to make the Indiana bat the first Hoosier state mammal. The Indiana bat is an endangered species first discovered in 1928 in Wyandotte Cave in southern Indiana, close to the Kentucky border. The most recent U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service count in 2019 found 537,297 Indiana bats across 16 different states.
‘It feels hopeless’: Bloomington grapples with aftermath of ICE arrest surge (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: Some quotes in this story were translated from Spanish into English. Joanna Hanner, an IU freshman, was watching TV in her dorm when she got a call from her boyfriend’s mother. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had detained Manuel Alejandro Nadal-Ortiz, her boyfriend of over a year and a half, and she didn’t know what to do. At 9:45 a.m. Sept. 1, ICE detained Nadal-Ortiz and his friend César Cepeda Gomez in the parking lot of the Walmart on the west side of Bloomington. Bot
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