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New Owen Co. Commissioners Not Focused On Changing Controversial Festival Ordinance
The controversial festival ordinance the commissioners passed last year prohibits special events in or around the courthouse in Spencer.
No. 13 Indiana Looks For 1st Win Over Michigan Since 1987
The Hoosiers are looking to beat Michigan for the first time since 1987 and go 3-0 in Big Ten play for the first time since 1988.
Secondary Corridors: What's The History Of Bloomington's Alleyways?
Historically, alleys provided rear access to a property. Back there, deliveries could be made, trash piled for collection, flotsam stored and transportation housed. For the most part, that’s still the case.
Republican Spartz Wins Hard-Fought District 5 House Seat
Spartz defeated Democrat Christina Hale after a campaign largely fought in the northern Indianapolis suburbs amid a national trend of suburban women moving away from Republicans under President Donald Trump.
City Approves $30.4M Bond For Sewage Improvements
City director of utilities Vic Kelson said the bond will not raise rates for taxpayers.
COVID-19 Relief Funds Still Available For Local Restaurants
Funds will remain available to businesses who apply until at least Dec. 1.
Newly Elected Owen County Commissioners Not Voicing Opinions On Festival Ordinance
DuBois said he would be fine with allowing people to use the courthouse on weekends but did not mention changing the ordinance.
Big Election Victory Won't Impact COVID-19 Decision-Making
Gov. Eric Holcomb said his substantial reelection victory will have no impact on his decision-making around COVID-19.
Indiana Sets Another COVID-19 Case Record
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 3,756 new positive cases confirmed between Oct. 23 and Nov. 3 and 25 new deaths that occurred between Oct. 31 and Nov. 3.
Jim Baird Holds On To Fourth District Seat, Defeats Joe Mackey
Incumbent Republican Jim Baird defeated Democrat Joe Mackey in the race for Indiana’s fourth congressional district, holding on to the seat he won in the 2018 midterm elections.
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