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Bloomington still testing wastewater for COVID, just not as often
The data, for now, can’t be used solely to guide the city’s COVID policy, but it does help to inform when used in conjunction with hospitalizations.
Former Indiana mayor leaves US prison after bribe conviction
Tyler was transferred to community confinement overseen by the Bureau of Prisons’ St. Louis Residential Reentry Management Office
Sandberg and Thomson seek mayor's office in the upcoming election.
Two Bloomington women have filed paperwork with the Monroe County Clerk’s Office expressing their interest in becoming the city’s next mayor.
High gas, food prices impact non-profit food distributors
Hoosier Hills Food Bank and Community Kitchen of Monroe County are two examples of how high gas and food prices are impacting local food centers.
Civics education for Indiana 6th graders approved
The new curriculum covers topics like the Bill of Rights, how elections work and requires the teaching of “essential ideas of constitutional government, which include limited government.”
Two Bloomington women take first steps toward running for mayor
Bloomington City Council President Susan Sandberg and Executive Director of IU’s Center for Rural Engagement Kerry Thomson have filed paperwork to accept contributions and spend money running for office.
Indiana unveils new tourism marketing campaign, 'IN Indiana'
Gov. Eric Holcomb said the campaign is meant to be flexible and adaptable in a way that can be magnified beyond the state government’s efforts.
Indiana students, teachers demand gun-safety steps
Teachers and students from across Indiana will march in Indianapolis on Saturday to demand action on preventing gun violence. The event is part of the national March for Our Lives protest.
Sickle cell patients face a double whammy: Systemic racism and a crippling disease
Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder that affects nearly 100,000 people in the U.S. It’s the nation’s most common genetic disorder, but is often overlooked when it comes to resources.
Ex-college president gets 6 years for child enticement, porn
The former president of Indiana’s Franklin College has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading no contest to child enticement and other charges following his arrest in a Wisconsin sex crime sting.
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