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Indiana Man Gets Life For Role In Woman’s Torture-Slaying
A judge gave Donald Owen Jr., 22, the life sentence Thursday despite pleas for a lesser sentence from Kimberly Dyer’s mother and aunt, who cited evidence that another man had killed Dyer.
Bloomington Annexation, Student Housing Boom | Indiana Newsdesk
Annexation is back on the agenda for Bloomington, but the proposal is a hard sell for some non-city residents. The demand for student housing continues, but is there a tipping point. And parents protest IU’s vaccination policy.
Students Could Boost Monroe County's Vaccination Rate, Which Already Exceeds 50%
County health officials have said for months the goal is to reach 70-75% this summer.
SCOTUS Watchers Anticipate Coney Barrett's Conservative Influence On Summer Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court has a big month ahead, deciding cases such as Fulton v. City of Philadelphia - which concerns religious liberties of an adoption agency and the city’s antidiscrimination policies.
Monroe County Could Add New Library By End Of 2022
The Monroe County Commissioners approved a $6 million bond Wednesday for the construction of a new library facility on the city’s south side.
Indiana Reports 314 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Deaths Friday
IDOH announced Friday it will no longer update the statewide COVID-19 case or vaccine dashboard on Sundays.
Bloomington Records More Than 3.5 Inches Of Rain Since Last Week
In the last 24 hours, Columbus has received 2.5 inches, Tell City nearly 2 inches, and Spencer topping out at just over 3 inches of rainfall.
More Recycling Could Boost Indiana's Economy
According to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, scrap recycling has a total economic impact of $4 billion in Indiana — which includes jobs, wages, and taxes generated.
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History Through Headlines: Confederates Capture Newburgh With A Stove Pipe & Log
Confederate partisan Adam Rankin Johnson and about 30 men crossed the Ohio River from Kentucky, planning to capture the Union port town of Newburgh and its supplies.
Hundreds Protesting IU’s COVID-19 Vaccine Policy
More than a hundred protestors gathered in front of the Sample Gates Thursday to protest Indiana University’s COVID-19 vaccine policy.
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