Search results for

The new development will sit along the B-Line trail as seven separate buildings with 19 townhomes, 104 multifamily residences and over 7-thousand square feet of commercial space.

It's disheartening that only 9% of plastics actually get recycled. Or that a little food residue can spoil tons of plastic and fiber recycling. But Hoosiers can find encouragement in their own state if they know where to look.

The project will add between 75-90 new signs that will restrict drivers from making a righthand turn at a red light.

Legal experts agree private companies are not subject to the First Amendment, therefore can censor any voices they choose, but Rokita hopes to understand how companies craft policies and whether they break any Indiana laws.

The City of Bloomington is recruiting 1,000 households to participate in an expansion of a leaf collection pilot program. Participants will be asked to compost as many of their leaves as possible, rather than having the city come collect them in the fall and winter.

University spokesperson Dennis Brown says faculty and staff will be “strongly encouraged” to get vaccinated, but as of now, they won’t be required to.

Black vultures have been harassing and sometimes killing calves, costing Indiana cattle farmers money. Purdue University researchers need farmers’ help to study the problem so they can come up with solutions.

During a Tuesday Zoom press conference, Sen. Shelli Yoder (D-Bloomington) echoed federal and state health officials’ concerns: that relaxed restrictions could lead to another surge in cases, hospitalizations and deaths.

Pence’s Advancing American Freedom, which could serve as a springboard for his own presidential campaign, will aim to promote the Trump administration’s achievements and work as a counterpoint to the Biden agenda.

The bill change also alters mitigation requirements, which Republican Rep. Harold Slager, of Schererville, said is meant to help property owners cut down costs associated with wetlands upkeep.