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Bloomington Mayor Wants Tax Increase For ‘Recovery Forward’ Investments
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton says the city needs additional revenue through the next decade to invest in what he calls climate justice, racial justice, and economic justice.
You Asked About Environmental Justice And The Effects Of Pollution. We’ve Got Answers.
Indiana Public Broadcasting gathered a panel of experts to have a larger conversation about environmental justice.
Group Home Residents With Disabilities Live With Precautions To Keep COVID-19 At Bay
When it closed its building for day programs, Stone Belt also created a space with 12 beds to quarantine group home residents infected with COVID-19.
City Ordered To Pay Legal Costs Over Eminent Domain Suit
The City of Bloomington will pay more than $62,000 in legal fees after failed eminent domain attempts with JuanSells.com Realty.
Local Bank Feels Effects Of Coin Shortage Created By Pandemic
The US Federal Reserve says the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted normal coin circulation in the economy, creating a shortage in the last few months.
DNR Releases Details Of Lake Monroe Investigation, Possible Charges
The report lists potential charges against multiple parties involved in the incident, including Vauhxx Booker.
As Additional $600 Benefits End, Unemployed Hoosiers Worry About Future
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development will stop issuing an additional $600 to recipients of unemployment benefits on July 25, but many Hoosiers say it needs to be extended or replaced.
Indiana Faced $900 Million Budget Shortfall, Still Ended Fiscal Year With $1.4 Billion Reserve
Indiana faced a $900 million hole in its finances in the fiscal year that ended last month.
Ball State Study Uses Cell Phone Data To Show COVID Distancing In Indiana
Researchers found that after the first Hoosier COVID-19 death was announced in mid-March, the percent of people leaving their homes dropped dramatically.
Indiana’s Virus Testing Falling Short On Sites, Results
Indiana’s state-sponsored coronavirus testing program has not been meeting the levels of testing or the speed of results that were touted when it was started in May.
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