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With Promising COVID-19 Vaccine Results, How Are Health Systems Preparing For First Shipments?
Join us this week as we talk with health officials and experts about COVID-19 vaccine developments.
COVID-19 Cases Among City Of Bloomington Employees Doubled In November
The most recent case is a City of Bloomington Utilities worker who began quarantining after experiencing symptoms Nov. 30 and received a positive test result Dec. 2.
Indiana Sets A New Single-Day Case Record
This is only the second time the state has recorded more than 8,000 new cases in a single day.
Man Charged With Killing Former IU Football Player In May
A man has been charged in the May 30 killing of former Indiana University football player and businessman Chris Beaty in downtown Indianapolis last May, prosecutors said Thursday.
BPD Employee Is 34th City Worker To Test Positive For Virus
The City of Bloomington announced yesterday that another of its employees tested positive for COVID-19 – this time, a Bloomington Police Department worker.
With COVID-19 Vaccine On Horizon, Some Focus Shifts To Catalent For Production
Catalent signed a deal with Moderna in June to fill and package one hundred million doses of the biotech company’s vaccine at its plant in Bloomington.
School Financial Managers Say 2021 Legislative Session Will Make Or Break Their Budgets
Kevin Scott, CFO for Elkhart Community Schools, said a key concern is whether lawmakers will provide relief from a state law that limits funding for students learning virtually.
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What Is The Plex Amendment? Bloomington's Changing UDO, Explained
Bloomington’s Unified Development Ordinance could undergo new changes that could affect the layout of several neighborhoods.
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COVID-19 Changes French Lick-West Baden Holiday Festivities
The popular Polar Express train ride was canceled but the two historic hotels are still open at 60% capacity.
Judge Denies Relief In Bernard Execution Ruling
A federal judge denied a motion to delay Brandon Bernard's execution scheduled for December 10th at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana.
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