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As staff shortages worsen, early learning providers are turning some families away
Millions of dollars in grant funding is being made available to help the child care industry, but as providers wait for cash to flow their way, worsening staff shortages are forcing some to abruptly close.
Parks board accepts bid for Griffy Lake trail
The west side of the North Headley Road causeway will be expanded to add stone retaining walls and a packed gravel path.
Two prominent Indiana environmental group leaders will resign
The leaders of the largest statewide environmental group and one of the oldest environmental groups both announced they’re stepping down this week.
No new COVID-19 deaths In Monroe County, District hospitalizations stay steady at 104
Monroe County’s weekly cases per 100,000 are down to 144 from 159 previously. This is the second week in a row the rate has decreased, after the county saw steady increases through August and mid-September.
Lending discrimination alleged against Old National
Filed by the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana, FHCCI, the complaint says in recent years the bank gave far fewer loans to black households than white households.
Amazon announces plans for two Elkhart County facilities
The two facilities are set to open in 2023 and are expected to create more than 1,000 full-time jobs.
Three City Of Bloomington employees test positive for COVID-19 this week
They work at Bloomington Transit, City Hall, and the Street Division in the Department of Public Works.
Monroe Co. Commissioners amend zoning for home businesses
The new exception exempts businesses which do not create external changes or disturbances.
Indiana AG Rokita opposes strengthened Voting Rights Act in Senate testimony
The measure would strengthen parts of the Voting Rights Act that had been stripped away in the last several years by the U.S. Supreme Court. Supporters say it would make it harder for states to enact voter restrictions.
US jobless claims fall to 326,000, first drop in four weeks
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell last week, another sign that the U.S. job market and economy continue their steady recovery from last year's coronavirus recession.
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