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Autumn Temperatures To Arrive On Fall Equinox
Temperatures will begin lowering in the coming week with a summer-like high of 86 degrees today, down to 80 by Monday, and finally to a chillier 70 degrees on Wednesday.
Fallen Marine Laid To Rest In Logansport
Humberto “Bert” Sanchez was one of 13 U.S. service members killed during a bombing attack in Afghanistan in August while helping with evacuation efforts at the Kabul airport.
Vaccine Expert Urges Unvaccinated To Get COVID-19 Shot
If you’re among the nearly half of the state’s population that has not gotten the COVID-19 vaccine yet, Dr. Shaun Grannis has some advice – get the shot.
Diner On Kirkwood Village Deli Reopens Friday
Owner Bob Costello has been preparing his staff to ensure the reopening of the restaurant goes smoothly.
Fast-tracking Redistricting, Historic Bloomington | Indiana Newsdesk
The state GOP is fast-tracking its redistricting plan. A doctor joins us to talk about the COVID vaccine and why breakthrough cases continue to be reported. And more on a new project that details Bloomington’s history.
Indiana Unemployment Rate Stays At 4.1 Percent For Third Consecutive Month
The state lost both employed and unemployed workers from the total labor force as thousands of jobs remain unfilled.
Monroe County Counts 69 New COVID-19 Cases– Which Is The Most Since Jan. 20
Indiana health officials reported 69 new COVID-19 cases Friday, up from 51 on Thursday and from 40 on Wednesday in Monroe County.
Monroe County To Open New COVID-19 Testing Facility
Monroe County Health Department administrator Penny Caudill said the new site will offer PCR tests, with results delivered by 5 p.m. the next day.
Senate Redistricting Plan Would Seem To Ignore Public Input
It appears Indiana Senate lawmakers will approve the state Senate redistricting map without any changes – regardless of what Hoosiers have to say at the only public hearing on that map.
Tap Water Taste And Odor Complaints Are Caused By Organic Chemicals, No Cause For Health Concerns, City Says
Water samples collected by the City of Bloomington Utilities confirmed the smell and odor complaints reported recently are caused by naturally occurring chemicals, the city said in a statement Friday.
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