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Devan Ridgway
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Second Baptist Church, along with 14 other African-American historical sites in the state, are receiving grants for restoration.
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County commissioners voted two-to-zero to sever ties with the license-plate scanning company more than a year before it was set to expire.
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Attorneys representing the group sought nearly $200,000 in compensation from the City of Bloomington. But a judge ruled Friday that the city owes them far less. -
Bloomington Transit’s board of directors voted Tuesday to replace the management company the agency has worked with for over 30 years. -
Construction is expected to wrap up in January, then shift to current building renovations until June of 2027. -
Two developers want to build hotels and residential units on the College Square block north of the convention center. -
The override motion failed at Wednesday’s council meeting by a 4-4 vote. Six votes are needed to override a veto. -
A Hopewell jail site was previously considered and opposed by the city in 2023. -
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against Monroe County over jail conditions earlier this month. -
The City of Bloomington is on track to meet its greenhouse gas emission reduction goal by 2030, but not carbon neutrality by 2050. -
The City of Bloomington is considering several changes to parking operations following a June report by external consultants. -
Jones owns Pendragon Properties, which has been the subject of years of code enforcement actions and tenant complaints in Bloomington.
