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City Council Approves Historic Preservation For One Building and Denies Another
The Bloomington City Council voted Wednesday night to grant historic status to the Kohr Administration Building and denied the designation for the Boxman-Mitchell Building.
Some Parents Frustrated By In-Person ILEARN, IREAD Testing Requirement
Monroe County Community School Corporation board president Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer says the in-person requirement is frustrating for many parents.
Libertarian Ballot Access Bill Likely Dead This Session
The legislation would have required Libertarian candidates for Senate and governor to get 4,500 voter signatures to make it on the ballot – the same as Democratic and Republican candidates.
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BPD: Person Of Interest In Basswood Drive Murder Possibly 'Armed And Dangerous'
Investigators on Thursday identified 30-year-old Eric Quentin Johnson as a person of interest in the Jan. 28 murder of a Bloomington woman.
Indiana Lawmakers Propose Using Cigarette Tax For Medicaid
The proposal, now headed to the House Ways and Means Committee, would add $1 to the state’s current 99.5 cents per pack cigarette tax. It also would charge a 39% tax on the liquids used in e-cigarettes.
Indiana To Get $12.5M Share Of National Opioid Settlement
The settlement with the New York-based company is the first multistate opioid settlement to result in a substantial payout to states.
IDOH Records 1,507 Unreported Deaths From 2020/2021 Audit
The Indiana Department of Health reported Thursday 1,507 previously-uncounted deaths identified through an audit of 2020 and 2021 COVID-19 death records.
Committee Changes Bill Dealing With Governor's Emergency Powers
Holcomb’s COVID-19 restrictions limited the size of gatherings for a lot of places, including churches. He also required social distancing and mask-wearing, including at houses of worship.
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Noon Edition: Combating Public Distrust And The Spread Of Misinformation
Join us this week as we talk about the prevalence of misinformation and how it affects us.
What Happens After I Get The Vaccine? Experts Say, More Of The Same
In the last year, more than 450,000 Americans have died from the disease and nearly 27 million have contracted it. World-wide, the numbers top 2 million dead and more than 103 million cases.
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