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Kansas City Police Arrest Suspect In Deadly Bloomington Shooting
Authorities in Bloomington say the Kansas City Police Dept.’s fugitive task force arrested De Juan Lamar Kelley after local law enforcement passed along an anonymous tip they received Tuesday.
9th Bloomington City Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
The CBU meter services division employee is self-isolating and on paid leave to recover.
Additional Execution Scheduled At FCI-Terre Haute
Attorneys for an inmate sentenced to death says the federal government has set an execution date for August 26th at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute.
Indiana Remains Stuck In Reopening Stage For Another Month
Indiana’s reopening plan is stuck in park after Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday the state won’t move forward for at least another month.
Evictions, Foreclosures Banned For Another Two Weeks
Hoosier renters and homeowners will be shielded from evictions and foreclosures for another couple of weeks.
Indianapolis Public Schools Plans Virtual Learning For All Students When Classes Start
Indianapolis Public Schools announced today it plans to provide only remote learning to all students when classes resume on Aug. 17.
South Bend, Indiana React To The Death Of Former Gov. Joe Kernan
Joe Kernan, former South Bend mayor and 48th governor of Indiana died early Wednesday morning at the age of 74 following a long illness.
Sean Purdy Requests Special Prosecutor In Vauhxx Booker Case
Yesterday, Purdy’s girlfriend Caroline McCord filed a motion to intervene in the case and request a special prosecutor.
Bloomington - Country's Most Economically Vulnerable College Town
The study says that even towns where schools have decided to allow students to return in the fall, like IU, there may continue to be dampened demand for typical collegiate expenditures such as eating out and attending sports games.
ISDH Reports Another 630 New Positive Cases
The Indiana State Department of Health on Wednesday reported 630 new positive COVID-19 cases and eight new deaths, which brings the state total to 64,299 confirmed cases and 2,733 deaths.
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