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Indiana Democrats propose more immediate tax relief for Hoosiers
Democrats wants a three-month suspension of the state gas tax and sales tax on gasoline.
Indiana residents ready to help Ukrainian refugees when U.S. opens borders
Ukrainians currently in the country will receive Temporary Protected Status (TPS), according to a March 3 announcement by the Department of Homeland Security.
US strikes harder at Putin, banning all Russian oil imports
Striking harder at Russia’s economy, President Joe Biden on Tuesday ordered a ban on Russian oil imports in retaliation for Vladimir Putin’s onslaught in Ukraine.
Bloomington contracts sustainability consultant for former hospital redevelopment
Bloomington economic and sustainable development director Alex Crowley said the contract with Indianapolis-based, sustainable design company, Guidon, serves three main functions.
NIPSCO to clean up more coal ash in Town of Pines, pay $11 million
The northern Indiana utility NIPSCO has agreed to pay more than $11 million to clean up more coal ash in the Town of Pines.
Average gas prices in Monroe County above $4 Monday
Gas prices in Indiana have passed $4 a gallon for regular. According to AAA, the average price per gallon in Monroe County Monday was $4.01, a 62-cent increase from last month.
Monroe County reports 3 new COVID-19 cases
Though the county has reported fewer than 10 daily cases multiples in the last nine months, this is the lowest count since July 10 when the count was two.
Bill would require Dept. of Health to provide annual report on overdose deaths, suicides
State Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg) said she heard anecdotes about drug deaths and suicides increasing in her district during the pandemic but had trouble getting county-by-county data from the State Department of Health.
Public testifies for final time on major tax cut bill of 2022 session
The bulk of the testimony Monday focused on Indiana’s business personal property tax. Local governments are wary of a reduction – they rely on that tax as a revenue source.
Plea deal in Dakota King case hits a snag after 'miscommunication'
Public defender Phyllis Emerick had said in January that Bloomington-based Hotels for Homeless would accept King, but that was a miscommunication, according to executive director Katie Norris.
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