Circle City

Just west of the courthouse square, grown-up Bloomington (and one fun spot for kids) awaits.

Marya Rose, CFO of Cummins, said she “knows employees will leave our state” if HJR-3 passes, and that Minnesota’s debate over a same-sex marriage cost the state $17 million.

A guide to prime living locations in Indianapolis for twentysomething pros, with a few surprises: “I have seen anything from random shopping carts on fire hydrants to dresses on stop signs.”

Also: The IMA’s recently wed director, Charles Venable, announced his organization’s opposition this week to the proposed gay-marriage ban.

Five museums and archival sites will show us their take on the 1960s beginning this month in a joint exhibition called “A Change Is Gonna Come.”

He worries that the controversy has gotten to the point where he and like-minded supporters of a ban are considered “bigots.”

The measure must win simple majorities in both Statehouse chambers again this year before the question is popped to Hoosier voters. Let the pots and pans fly.

@EdWenck: “HJR 6 is now HJR 3. And it appears to have a … partner?”

New is companion bill HB 1153, which seeks to explain some vague language and make it more coherent for Hoosiers if the resolution reaches voters in November.

“Everybody who is anybody has their weddings there,” says Zach Adamson about Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, says Charles Venable about New York City, “We wanted a civil service. There is a chapel-like room in the city clerk’s office. You’re not just handed a piece of paper, which is really nice.”

The New Comfort Foods. Hot-Button Issues, 2014 Edition. And When Will Kristine Bunch Be Free? Those features, plus a dining review, a video recipe, our columnists, and more stories and photos.

The Indy native and 1972 IU graduate will join her former co-anchor Bryant Gumbel and current anchor Matt Lauer to lead on the show.

“Westfield is still pretty homey and keeps its heritage. In the summer, we perform vignettes in the cemeteries about prominent figures interred there.”

New this year: Online voting for the People’s Choice winner before the opening of the gallery as well as at the show.

Question: How much do those fancy helicopters the TV stations use cost?