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Medical professionals say proper response to monkeypox is critical
Many medical professionals are concerned that public response to monkeypox will be similar to COVID-19.
Head Start program supports children of migrant Indiana workers
Every summer, thousands of migrant and seasonal workers flock to southwestern Indiana to help in the harvest of melons and other specialty produce. And while their loved ones are working, the children also need to be tended to.
Majority of local COVID-19 hospitalizations vaccinated against virus
IU Health south central region currently has 31 patients with the primary diagnosis of COVID-19.
City Limits: New developments have some concerned about Bloomington's character
According to the 2020 Bloomington Housing Study, the city will have to build more than 2,500 units by 2030 to keep up the roughly 1 percent annual growth.
State dedicates bridge to fallen reserve deputy sheriff
The state has designated the 45/46 bridge over I-69 as a memorial for fallen deputy sheriff James Driver.
Indiana lawmakers appear to strike deal on inflation relief package
Hoosier taxpayers are set to receive $200 checks after state lawmakers appear to have reached an agreement on an inflation relief package.
Governor’s Public Health Commission issues final report with $240M price tag, following system study
Focus areas included services and infrastructure, emergency preparedness, and childhood and adolescence health, among others.
Indiana lawmakers vote to keep exceptions to abortion ban
The Republican-dominated House voted 61-39 to defeat an amendment that would have removed those exceptions, though a majority of GOP members wanted their removal.
Gen Con may leave Indy if abortion ban passes
In 2015, Gen Con’s threat to move out of state helped prompt Indiana lawmakers to amend the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a bill that critics said would allow discrimination against LGBTQ people.
City wants to take over Monroe convention center expansion by purchasing assets
Monroe County’s convention center business is back to pre-pandemic levels and city leaders are looking to revive the struggling expansion project.
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