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Bloomington's Charlie Bird To Be Immortalized In Upcoming Children's Book
The book is called “Charlie Bird Loves Bloomington,” and it features Charlie and Porowski doing their favorite activities around town — whether it’s biking the B-line trail or dancing at the famers market.
Indiana Reports 1,189 Cases, 17 New COVID-19 Deaths Friday
In Monroe County, officials reported 13 new cases, bringing the county total to 11,858 cases. Area hospitalizations increased to 24.
Housing Industry Booms Through Pandemic
Many industries came to a standstill during the pandemic, but the home construction business has thrived.
Task Force Issues Recommendations For Future Of Waldron Arts Center
The report suggests the City of Bloomington keep the Waldron Arts Center as an arts space for at least the next five years as it begins to look at options for a new arts facility.
No, Cicadas Won't Eat Your Flowers: Here's What To Expect Before Brood X Arrives
Brood X (pronounced "Brood Ten"), is the group of periodical cicadas that emerges from the dirt once every 17 years to shed their crunchy exoskeletons, sing, mate and usher their babies back into the dirt before the cycle starts anew.
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Medical Device Manufacturer Brings New Grocery Store To An Indianapolis Food Desert
Cook Medical president Pete Yonkman said the store -- Indy Fresh Market -- will be next to a manufacturing facility being planned in the same area. The store’s soft opening is set for May 2022.
Judge Alters "Red Flag" Process After Indiana FedEx Shooting
All “red flag” cases filed by Indianapolis police will now come before a judge after an Indiana prosecutor was criticized for declining to use the law to pursue court hearings that could have prevented a man from accessing the guns used to kill eight people at a FedEx facility last month.
New UDO Amendments Place Tighter Restrictions On Duplexes
Thursday night was the third city council meeting this week that discussed the details of legalizing duplexes in the city's core neighborhoods through the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
Glenn Close Costume Collection Now On Display At Eskenazi Art Museum
Actors don’t normally keep their costumes. So Close says it’s now automatically in her contract that she keeps her costumes.
Vaccine Hesitancy Is A Barrier To Herd Immunity, But There’s More To It Than Distrust
Some experts are concerned that vaccine hesitancy may prevent us from reaching herd immunity. But hesitancy is more complicated than just distrust.
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