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City Council To Keep Virtual Attendance During Meetings Under Certain Conditions
Council meetings have been conducted virtually since early April 2020, immediately following Indiana's statewide shutdown due to the coronavirus.
Work Could Start This Summer On Delayed Terre Haute Casino
Construction work could finally begin this summer on a planned new casino in Terre Haute although state officials have put off approval of financing for the project that has faced delays and forced ownership changes.
IU Coach Woodson Eager To Begin Summer Workouts
New Indiana Hoosiers hoops Coach Mike Woodson is gearing up for summer workouts beginning June 10th.
Bloomington's Switchyard Dog Park A Place To Let Your Pups Run Free
But there are places in the city where you can let your dog run free. The newest is a nearly seven-acre dog park at Switchyard Park.
Indiana Democrats Getting Financial Boost From National Party
A new fundraising agreement between state parties and the Democratic National Committee will provide a financial boost to every state. But those considered “red states” will get more money per month than others.
Scott Schurz' Local News Legacy: Get It Right, Put Community First
Scott Schurz loved his community but he loved the independence of local news even more. He knew his mission as owner/publisher was to make sure Bloomington’s local newspaper was as strong and independent as possible.
Indiana Reports 655 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Deaths Wednesday
The Indiana Department of Health’s latest numbers showed 13,155 total confirmed deaths and 741,697 positive cases since the pandemic began.
NAACP Urges Utilities To Buy Into Community-Owned Solar
Black, Indigenous, people of color, and lower-income Hoosiers also face disproportionately high energy bills and are more likely to suffer from the effects of climate change.
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Former Muncie Mayor Pleads Guilty To Federal Theft Charges
Former Muncie Mayor Dennis Tyler, 78, has agreed to plead guilty to one felony count of theft. The plea agreement was signed Tuesday by Tyler, defense attorney James Voyles and Assistant U.S. Attorney Tiffany Preston.
Nashville Municipal Consultant Dax Norton On COVID Rates, State Park Utility Expansion
Brown Co. is in the yellow cautionary state metric level, municipal buildings open June 1, the DNR is working with the town in providing water and sewer for Brown County State Park.
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