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How Many Downtown Apartments Are Too Many? That's An Ongoing Question
On the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue in Bloomington, construction workers race to complete another downtown apartment complex.
Brown County Septic Ordinance Passes
The ordinance gives the county power to enforce state regulations governing these systems.
The Only Indiana School Referendum On Ballots This Spring Fails To Win Voter Approval
It was Elkhart Community Schools’ second referendum try in the past two years – in 2019, the district proposed a measure to replace an existing tax. It also failed.
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Restaurants Still Booked For IU Commencement Weekend Despite Closed Ceremonies
Zach Rody, event and front-of-house manager at FARM Bloomington, said FARM’s reservations for graduation weekend skyrocketed after the president said all adults would be eligible for vaccination by May 1.
Indiana Reaches 2M Vaccinated But New Shots Rate Sluggish
State health department statistics updated Wednesday show that about 2 million people have been fully vaccinated in Indiana, or about 37% of those ages 16 and older.
Lawmakers To Meet Monday For Potential Veto Overrides
The Senate will meet first next week, since both measures are Senate bills. The House will also meet Monday. A simple majority in both chambers is all it takes to override a veto.
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Bloomington Police Find Man Dead In Car Outside Wheeler Mission
Bloomington Police are reporting the second dead body found in a public area in as many days.
With No In-Person Guests Allowed At IU's Commencement, Families Plan Alternative Celebrations
Indiana University is still having its commencement ceremonies this year, but no guests can attend.
INDOT Grants Help Local Road Projects Get Off The Ground
The Indiana Department of Transportation is doling out $126 million in grants to dozens of municipalities around the state.
Top Court Spurns Appeal In Ball State Student's 1994 Killing
Larry Wayne Newton Jr. was 17 in September 1994 when he fatally shot Christopher Coyle — a 19-year-old Ball State University student from Pendleton — during an attempted off-campus robbery.
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