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Jonas Schrodt announces run for at-large council seat
In his campaign announcement, Schrodt, 38, said he believes city government should provide more resources for addiction services and homelessness.
Sheriff deputy injured in crash with suspected drunk driver
The accused driver wasn’t hurt but was transported to a local hospital as a precaution, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. The deputy had a cut to his wrist.
Indiana governor proposes 6% boost for schools next year
Holcomb’s proposal comes as the Republican-dominated Legislature is set to start its 2023 session on Monday, with its primary business being the adoption of a new two-year state budget.
Candidates officially file for Bloomington mayor
City council president Susan Sandberg, deputy mayor Don Griffin and director for IU Center for Rural Engagement Kerry Thomson all filed Wednesday for the spring primary.
Holcomb excited by lawmakers' willingness to fund READI
Gov. Eric Holcomb said the first round of READI grant funding attracted billions in private and local investment.
Braun fundraising points to pricey GOP Indiana governor race
Almost $930,000 of Mike Braun’s fundraising since his Nov. 30 campaign launch came from 43 individuals, companies or political action committees giving at least $10,000.
City Council considers 3 options for police, fire headquarters
The mayor’s office wants to renovate part of the Showers Building, the police union prefers to upgrade the current station and city council wants more time to review both options, plus the possibility of an entirely new building.
Better climate education on its way with new science standards
There are groups working to help teachers adjust to the new standards. The Hoosier Association of Science Teachers Incorporated put on a conference in October to bolster that effort.
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New turn signal law takes effect
Motorists will still have to signal a turn, however, and failure to do so could result in two points on your driver’s license and a fine.
Jennifer McCormick invites donations, ponders bid for governor
Candidates for statewide office can only accept donations until Jan. 9. That's when state law imposes a fundraising blackout period that lasts through the legislative session.
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