The Herald-Times

The Herald-Times is a daily publication that caters to Bloomington, Indiana, and its nearby regions. It has been recognized multiple times with the Blue Ribbon Daily award, earning this honor in 1975, 1984, 2007, and 2014, which highlights it as the top daily newspaper in Indiana during those years. At present, the newspaper is part of the Gannett media group.

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Social media post describing search for missing police officer untrue

3 days ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Laura Lane

It's true — you can't believe everything posted on social media. An April 21 Indiana State Police news release warns of a Facebook scam where false information is being disseminated in an attempt to gain personal data. The message, which is being posted and reposted, says police are seeking help to find a missing Bloomington Police Department officer. It lists the name of a real 28-year-old woman and gives her height and weight. A photo is attached.
What needs does Indiana football need to address in the spring transfer portal?

3 days ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Michael Niziolek

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti told reporters after the program’s annual spring game last week that he didn’t see any glaring holes on the roster. Cignetti exited camp excited about the program’s overall talent level coming off the team’s historic trip to the College Football Playoff, but that doesn’t mean the Hoosiers won’t be making any roster moves this spring. The first of those came Sunday when IU landed a commitment from Kent State defensive end Stephen Daley.
From a piece of the family homestead, Considerate Burrito owner sells good fast food

5 days ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Jackie Sheckler Finch

Jackie FinchSpecial to The Herald-TimesJosh McClary, inspired by his great-grandparents' self-sufficient lifestyle, founded Considerate Meals to address health concerns related to the modern food system. Considerate Meals offers frozen, ready-to-heat meals made with locally sourced and organic ingredients, focusing on nutrition and health. McClary revitalized his family's 200-year-old farm to grow ingredients for his meals, supplementing with produce from other local farms.
JaQualon Roberts transferring to 'Showcase what I can do.' Here's where he's landed

6 days ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Jim Gordillo

JaQualon Roberts announced on his X (formerly Twitter) account at 3:24 p.m. on Friday his intention to play basketball at Davidson, having entered his name in the transfer portal after two years at Vanderbilt. The specific time was not by accident. '24' is the number worn by one of his childhood heroes, Kobe Bryant, and the one Roberts will carry with him to the Wildcats.
Indiana football has a reserve defensive lineman hit the portal after spring practice wraps up

6 days ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Michael Niziolek

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football defensive lineman Marcus Burris Jr. has entered the transfer portal, per multiple reports. The move comes after the Hoosiers wrapped up spring practice on Thursday night with a scrimmage at Memorial Stadium. Burris, a former Aggie who was part of former coach Tom Allen's large transfer haul going into the 2023 season, was a versatile piece for IU as a defender who was capable of playing tackle and end.
'Passionate' Danny Tieken, who coached high school football for four decades, dies

1 week ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Jim Gordillo

Danny Tieken piled up a lot of yardage. His hall of fame football coaching career took him from Evansville to Dugger, Mitchell, New Albany, Brown County, Bloomington North, Eastern Greene, Evansville North, North Central and finally back to Eastern Greene. Long drives on the field as head coach and brilliant offensive coordinator were combined with long drives back and forth on the road to work for 44 years to fulfill his twin passions as an English teacher and coach.
Will Indiana football’s spring game be televised on Thursday night?

1 week ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Michael Niziolek

The Big Ten Network aired Indiana football's spring game in 2024. Ohio State will be only team to have spring game before the spring transfer window closes on April 25. There were a growing number of Big Ten teams this season that opted not to have a public spring scrimmage. BLOOMINGTON — The only chance for Indiana football fans to see the team’s annual spring game will be in person on Thursday night at Memorial Stadium.
Indiana's Jobs for America's Graduates program deserves to be funded | OPINION

1 week ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Rob King

Indiana's JAG program, a national workforce preparation initiative, faces potential defunding in the current House budget. The program boasts a 96.6% graduation rate and facilitated over 2,000 employer engagements in 2024. JAG provides students with essential employability skills and connects them with post-secondary education and career opportunities.
Bloomington weekend: 'Breaking Away' films, Easter eggs, Earth Day events, Thom Thakkar

1 week ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Carol Kugler

It's Easter weekend in Bloomington and there's just a week to go before the Little 500 hits the track at Indiana University. Get race-ready by watching films Friday at the Bus-Chum or try riding an e-bike at the Earth Day events Saturday in Switchyard Park. Want to create special Easter eggs? Then sign up for a Friday workshop at the Pottery House Studio. Comedian Thom Thakkar will make the audience laugh at Comedy Attic and "Smiley Face" at Blockhouse Bar offers a different twist on fun.
Leaving the Herd: Why Bloomington North grad Aidan Steinfeldt is entering football portal

1 week ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Jim Gordillo

One year was enough for Aidan Steinfeldt. After working under two head coaches and three different position coaches in that short span with Marshall's football team and seeing older, more experienced players gobbling up all the playing time in the immediate future, the freshman tight end from Bloomington North put his name in the transfer portal Wednesday with four years of eligibility remaining. "I had to learn two offenses," Steinfeldt said. "It's been pretty crazy."That was just part of it.