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Remonstration ends, petitioners say they have enough signatures to stop annexation
Monroe County Commissioners and residents against annexation marked the official conclusion of remonstration Thursday evening at the Monroe County Courthouse.
Divided Bloomington council elects new officers
Councilmember Susan Sandberg received five votes for president, whereas councilmember Matt Flaherty received four votes.
City reports most ever weekly cases among employees, says none had close contacts
Bloomington is reporting fourteen new COVID-19 cases among its employees since its update last week on Dec. 30.
Suicide rates are 6 times higher among farmers and COVID is making it even worse
Health officials say many farmers don’t take the time to acknowledge mental health until it is too late.
Proposed legislation aims to create accountability for township trustees
House Bill 1157, introduced by Rep. Chris Cambell (D-West Lafayette), would give township boards more say in overseeing township budgets.
Coroner: 2 year old Columbus girl had drowned
A 2-year-old girl found dead in November in a southern Indiana river days after duck hunters rescued her father from his partially submerged pickup truck had drowned, autopsy results show.
State breaks single-day pandemic record back-to-back
The state reported 15,277 new positive cases Thursday, up from 12,960 Wednesday.
House GOP's 2022 priorities include tax cuts, curbing COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Indiana House Republicans' 2022 agenda is led by efforts to cut $1 billion in taxes and curb COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
COVID-19 vaccine mandate ban legislation clears first hurdle, adds unemployment benefits
A bill to effectively ban private companies from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates cleared its first hurdle at the Statehouse Thursday.
Judge refuses to release man accused of jail murder plot
Dongwook Ko, 19, appeared briefly before Judge Valeri Haughton, who explained that she was not going to release him before a hearing next week.
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