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The company, Flock, also gives law enforcement access to camera records from other departments.
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A new Perry Township Trustee will be elected Jan. 31 to fill a vacancy left by the death of Trustee Dan Combs. -
The daytime warming stations were not activated on Saturday and Sunday because it was too dangerous for people to be on the streets due to the snowstorm. -
The project received 180 applications to provide public art for the new facility. -
Monroe County is still under a red travel advisory, meaning motorists are encouraged to stay home. But plows are working around the clock to change that. -
A portion of College Avenue south of Third Street will be closing Monday evening for two weeks for the construction of a sky bridge for the Bloomington Convention Center. -
MCCSC schools went on lockdown shortly after 1 p.m. Thursday. -
One bill would dissolve small townships while the other would force them to merge if they underperform. -
The City of Bloomington and the Bloomington Police Department are gearing up for Monday’s College Football Playoff Championship. -
Kerry Thomson proposed changes to the city’s affordable housing incentives this week that she said could help ensure affordable, single-family homes are actually built in Bloomington. -
The Bloomington Plan Commission unanimously approved a petition for a four-story, full-service boutique hotel with 170 guestrooms and meeting space for about 200 people.
