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Braun Won't Say Whether He'll Vote To Certify 2020 Presidential Election Results
“I think what I’m going to do is look at the merits of what he’s got underlying his objection," Braun said.
Holcomb Rescinds Temporary Halt On Non-Emergency Surgeries
Hospitals across Indiana can once again schedule non-emergency, elective surgeries.
COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Issues Pop Up Across Indiana
Weaver said the state will launch a dashboard as soon as Wednesday, updated weekly, on how many Hoosiers have been vaccinated.
City Reports Two New Positive COVID-19 Cases Among Employees
Two city employees reported positive COVID-19 test results in the past 24 hours - one in City Hall and one with the Bloomington Police Department, according to a press release Wednesday.
MCCSC Returning To Phase Yellow When School Resumes Monday
The Monroe County School Corporation will go back to Phase Yellow when school resumes on Monday following the holiday break.
Indiana’s Seven-Day Positivity Rate Jumps Nearly Two Percentage Points
Indiana’s seven-day positivity rate surged from 11.8% to 13.7%, and preliminary data predicts higher rates to come.
Year In Review: Our Top Local News Stories Of 2020
By and large, the story that dominated news cycles across the world this year focused on the spread and ensuing fallout from SARS-CoV-2, the new coronavirus that put a stranglehold on economies, healthcare and life as we knew it.
Morgenstern Books To Reopen At Old Pier 1 Location On East Side
A Bloomington bookshop from the ’90s plans to reopen in May on the east side of town.
City Hall Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
This new case increases the City total to 52 cases among Bloomington employees since the pandemic began and 19 cases this month.
Lawsuit: U.S. Prison Employee Celebrated Executions, Taunted Attorney Online
The lawsuit alleges that death row councilor Andrew Sutton operated a Twitter account that celebrated the execution of Christopher Vialva in September and taunted an attorney online.
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