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Youth sports complex to replace longtime Indiana car auction
A spokesman for RM Sotheby’s, which bought Auburn Auction Park in 2010, confirmed that the property sale means the end of the classic car auctions that drew thousands of people to Auburn each Labor Day weekend since 1971.
City of Bloomington reports 30 employee COVID-19 cases
The eight departments impacted this week are the same ones impacted last week.
Snow showers leading into weekend, temperature to reach 40s Tuesday
Scattered flurries swept their way through central Indiana late Thursday with half an inch of snow observed early Friday morning in Bloomington.
Weekly Statehouse update: Transgender girl athletes ban, new vote-by-mail restrictions
House Republicans ban transgender girls from girls high school sports. A House committee restricts absentee mail-in voting.
Indiana has historic low unemployment, but is that always a good thing?
Low unemployment rates are generally a good thing. It means almost anyone looking for work can find a job.
Indiana would cut ties with banks that 'boycott' fossil fuels under House bill
Indiana wouldn't be able to do business with banks that want to divest from fossil fuels under a state House bill, HB 1224.
Indiana eclipses 1.6 million confirmed COVID-19 cases, but cases appear to be slowing
Indiana surpassed 1.6 million confirmed COVID-19 cases Friday, just over a week from its most recent milestone.
Police charge Bloomington man with attempted murder after shooting
Investigators interviewed Travis L. Holmes, 35, and charged him with attempted murder, possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon, and criminal recklessness.
School COVID protocols, Hotels for Homeless, Bus driver burnout | Indiana Newsdesk
Some parents say new MCCSC COVID protocols makes the decision to send their kids back to school more difficult. We visit with one man who found housing through Hotels for Homeless. Bus drivers stressed by staff shortages are complaining of burnout.
Monroe Co. reports single day record of 490 new COVID-19 cases
In the IU Health South Central region, which includes Bedford, Bloomington, and Paoli, 75 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 as of Friday.
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