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Bill To Raise Penalties On Rioters Clears Indiana Senate
People involved in protests that turn violent would face new or harsher criminal penalties under legislation easily approved by the Indiana Senate Tuesday.
School Choice Expansion Bill Approved By House Amid Contentious Debate
Controversial legislation that would create Indiana's first educational savings account program and expand the eligibility of state-funded private school vouchers to families with double the state's median income passed out of the House Tuesday.
Bloomington's $1M HUD Grant Moves One Step Closer To Adoption Tuesday Night
The funds are part of HUD’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. Local organizations submitted their funding requests to the city last fall.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton On UDO Zoning Changes, Hospital Site Redevelopment
Plexes are more restricted after changes to the UDO amendment, city crews are working on getting secondary roads cleared, annexation is still on pause, and a structure design bill could hamper community standards.
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COVID-19 Vaccines To Resume, CDC Announces More Time To Get Second Shot
Area C0VID-19 vaccinations are expected to resume at 7 a.m. Wednesday after two days of snow-related postponements.
Ball State Economist: COVID Put US Economy Back To 2017 Levels
Ball State University’s economist says the coronavirus pandemic has dropped US economic growth back to where it was in 2017.
NAACP: Carbon Tax Resolution Ignores Harm To Low-Income, Black, Brown Communities
The Indiana NAACP is speaking out against a state Senate resolution that urges Indiana to support a carbon tax plan.
Senate Bill Would Ban Warning Shots By Police
Police in Indiana would be barred from firing warning shots under legislation approved by a Senate committee Tuesday.
Under Senate Bill, Local Prosecutors Usurped By Attorney General, Special Prosecutor
Some Indiana Senate Republicans want the state to take over prosecution of crimes that a local prosecutor won’t charge.
State Senators Pass Bill That Aims To Lower The Costs Of Retiring Coal Plans Early
Indiana state senators passed a bill on Monday that would create a pilot program to study a financing tool for retiring coal plants early.
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