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Residents Speak In Support Of Fully Funding Monroe Co. Sheriff's Office
After talks of defunding the sheriff's department at a law enforcement town hall in late June, several community members shared a different perspective.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton On Vauhxx Booker, Mandatory Masks
The farmers' market long time director is retiring, more racial-profiling is being reported, the mayor's evolving relationship with civil rights activist Vauhxx Booker, and how to enforce a mandatory mask ordinance.
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Hoosiers Football Coach Confident Season Will Still Happen
With players back on campus for summer workouts, Allen said the team has to follow several new safety protocols.
Indiana Left It To County Courts To Release Prisoners During The COVID Crisis. Most Of Them Haven’t.
In such close quarters, social distancing is difficult or impossible, and a coronavirus outbreak poses risks to inmates, staff and the surrounding communities.
EPA Doesn't Plan To Tighten Standards For Smog
The Environmental Protection Agency plans to pass on another opportunity to tighten air pollution standards. In April, the agency proposed not changing the standards for particle pollution.
Hoosier Hospitals Have Lost Revenue Amid Pandemic, Especially Those That Are Small And Rural
Indiana’s 35 critical access hospitals reported spending nearly 30 percent more than they made.
Officer's Actions Toward Black Indiana Senator Under Review
Indiana State Police are reviewing allegations that a white Capitol Police officer reached for his handgun while confronting a Black state senator inside the Statehouse over the weekend.
5th City Of Bloomington Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
The utilities department employee who tested positive did not interact regularly in the course of their work, and the city does not believe the public was put at risk.
Initial Hearing Canceled For Driver Who Ran Car Through Protesters
A pretrial conference is scheduled for Sept. 14.
After A Weekend Drop, COVID-19 Numbers Are Climbing
After a dip in weekend deaths, Indiana confirmed 662 new positive cases and 13 new deaths bringing the total number of cases to 52,685 and deaths to 2,582.
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