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Bill Prioritizing Protection Of Monuments Headed To Governor
Local governments in Indiana must prioritize protecting monuments and statues or risk losing funding if the governor signs a bill approved by the Senate Thursday.
Noon Edition: What Action Is The City Taking To Improve Housing Options For People Experiencing Homelessness?
Join us this week as we talk with the Bloomington mayor, a local shelter leader, and policy expert about what needs to be done to improve housing availability for vulnerable people in the community.
Senate GOP Budget Proposal Adds K-12 Funds For Poverty, Less For School Choice
Indiana Senate Republicans unveiled their $36 billion two-year state budget proposal Thursday – making a number of changes to the House’s K-12 funding plan and focusing heavily on one-time spending.
Two More Bloomington City Workers Test Positive For COVID-19
Two more city workers have tested positive for COVID-19, according to a Thursday Bloomington press release.
Judge Bans Indiana 'Tiger King' Star From Ever Owning More Animals
The ruling comes after a whirlwind year in which Stark was slapped with lawsuits from both former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill and animal rights organization PETA.
Indiana Reports 1,397 Cases, 16 COVID-19 Deaths Thursday
The statewide seven-day all-test positivity rate increased to 4.6%, up from 4.5% Wednesday.
Tensions Mount Over Proposed Brown Co. Property Tax Hike
Commissioners approved the first reading of a higher maximum tax rate on a Zoom public meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Controversial Absentee Ballot Application Bill Dramatically Scaled Back
A main focus of the bill, SB 353, was requiring voters to include either their driver’s license number or the last four digits of their Social Security number on applications for an absentee ballot.
SCOTUS Denies Petition In Jill Behrman Murder Case
The man convicted of killing Bloomington resident and Indiana University student Jill Behrman will remain in prison following a ruling by the United States Supreme Court.
Bill Mandating Teachers Annually Opt In For Union Membership Heads To Governor
The legislation mandates that school districts have to get permission from teachers each year before deducting union dues from their paycheck.
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