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Petitioners against annexation file litigation with Monroe Circuit Court
County Residents Against Annexation filed a petition in Monroe Circuit Court Wednesday with attorneys Bunger and Robertson against Bloomington mayor John Hamilton, city council, and Monroe County auditor Catherine Smith.
Gov. Eric Holcomb vetoes agency oversight bill HB 1211
In his veto letter, Holcomb said the “entirely new and unvetted” broadband language in HB 1211 could jeopardize $154 million of projects across 28 counties.
Officials investigating wildland fire at Charles Deam Wilderness
Preliminary estimates put the fire’s impact at about 10 acres, near part of the Grubb Ridge Trail, between the Peninsula and Axsom Branch trails.
Batchelor students awarded in C-SPAN documentary competition
Matthew Tierney, Nathan Lukes and Zach Sipes won honorable mention and a prize of $250 for a documentary called "Annexation" about Bloomington’s efforts to add more land and people to the city.
Monroe Co. confirms 7 new COVID-19 cases
The state confirmed 261 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, up from 137 Monday.
SE Indiana woman surrenders to face Capitol riot charges
A southeastern Indiana woman surrendered Tuesday to face federal charges in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Jackson-Davis leads IU past Wyoming in NCAA First Four game
Indiana pulled away late to cap a 66-58 win over turnover-prone Wyoming on Tuesday night in Dayton, Ohio, sending the 12th-seeded Hoosiers (21-13) to an NCAA first-round East regional game to face fifth-seeded St. Mary's on Thursday.
Johnson Creamery smokestack unstable, may not be repairable
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton says an intensive engineering study was done and the top half of the smokestack needs to be reduced.
Why do some people think that climate change isn’t happening?
Nathaniel Geiger is an assistant professor at Indiana University and researches climate engagement. He said it’s important to know the majority of Hoosiers believe in climate change.
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Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton on creamery smokestack, tax hike, annexation
An engineer says the downtown creamery smokestack will have to be reduced in size. A proposed local income tax increase could fund police dept. raises. And decisions on city annexation lawsuits could be announced in a week or two.
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