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Mayors want replacement revenue for proposed House business tax cuts
Indiana House Republicans are advancing a bill that would provide $1 billion in tax cuts. They say the cuts will attract business to the state, but some mayors are worried about the potential impact on their communities.
Bloomington council considers dissolving standing committees
This ordinance would essentially revert to how council operated prior to resolution 20-01, which was approved Feb. 19, 2020.
House Republican tax cut bill easily clears committee, heads to House floor
The major tax cut package that will eventually cost the state $1 billion a year.
Indiana House committee changes, approves controversial school curriculum bill
House Bill 1134 increases parents' authority over school content and would limit how teachers talk about things like race, religion and politics in their classrooms.
Indiana Chief Justice Rush, Justice David deliver State of the Judiciary
Like every part of government, courts have had to adjust to the pandemic.
Lawmakers announce bills to provide better access to solar at Renewable Energy Day
Renewable energy advocates and some lawmakers say Hoosiers need better access to solar power to have energy independence.
EPA clarifies coal ash rule, could lead to safer groundwater in Indiana
The EPA said utilities can’t allow closed coal ash ponds to come in contact with groundwater or rely on dilution in the water alone to control pollution.
City Limits: What are the responsibilities of Bloomington City Council president?
During last week’s annual organizational meeting, councilmember Susan Sandberg defeated councilmember Matt Flaherty by a 5-4 vote for the top leadership position.
Bloomington's Herald-Times newspaper to stop delivering Saturday edition
Hundreds of publications owned by the newspaper's parent company Gannett made similar announcements Wednesday. Herald-Times subscribers to receive access to USA Today Network digital content.
Monroe County sets single day record for new COVID-19 cases, moves into red advisory
Monroe County announced a record 352 new positive cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. That’s the most ever in the pandemic and helped push the county into the red advisory level.
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