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Indiana Snapshot: Single-Class Tourney Still Looms Large
Bill Butcher and Bobby Plump grew up a generation apart and in remarkably similar worlds when it came to basketball in their home state of Indiana.
Weekly Statehouse Update: Emergency Powers Veto Threat, Senate Drops Cigarette Tax Hike
Gov. Eric Holcomb issues a veto threat. Senate Republicans drop a cigarette tax hike. And local health officials would be blocked from issuing stricter orders than the state.
GOP Inclusivity, COVID Cases Increase, Hoosier Basketball | Indiana Newsdesk
Minorities wonder how Indiana’s GOP of all White people can represent the whole state. COVID cases rise as restrictions loosen. The Hoosier women’s historic NCAA Tournament run ends and the IU men’s team has a new coach.
Assembly Hall Vaccination Site Will Ramp Up Operations Next Week
The state is pushing to vaccinate college communities on a wider scale, and Bloomington has been selected as one of the first communities to participate.
Bloomington Community Farmers' Market To Open Saturday
The Bloomington Community Farmers' Market, held in the Showers Commons next to Bloomington City Hall, will be open 8 a.m.-1 p.m. every Saturday through November.
Pandemic Causes Significant Drop In Bloomington Transit Ridership
Bloomington Transit General Manager Lew May said students make up about two-thirds of local bus riders. When IU went to online classes, weekday ridership dropped to about 20 percent of what it was a year earlier.
Debt Collectors Continue Filing Lawsuits During Pandemic
Encore Capital Group, the largest publicly traded debt buyer in America, filed almost 1,000 repayment cases in Indiana in August 2020. All the cases have been paused.
Protected Seventh Street Bike Lane Construction Begins Early May
Construction for the 7-Line, a protected bike lane on Seventh Street, will begin after IU graduation in May.
IU's McRobbie Appoints John Applegate As Interim Provost
Applegate will replace outgoing Executive VP & IU Bloomington Provost Lauren Robel, who announced in March her intent to step away from the role starting June 30.
All-Big Ten Forward Jackson-Davis Announces He's Staying At Indiana
Sophomore forward Trayce Jackson-Davis led the team in scoring and rebounding this season. He tweeted the announcement Friday afternoon, saying, “I believe in Coach Woodson and his plan.”
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