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City Officials Searching for Park Ambassadors
Bloomington's Park and Recreation Department is seeking park ambassadors to report on park safety concerns.
Republican Majority Pushes to Restrict Abortions
House Republicans pushing for "sanctity of human life act" and the "abortion provider prohibition act."
Indiana Tea Party Groups Send Message of Unity
Tea Party Groups from across Indiana are trying to send a message of unity.
John Hamilton to Face Kruzan in Mayoral Primary
Bloomington resident John Hamilton announced yesterday that he will run for mayor of Bloomington.
County Commisioner and CFC Inc Debate Land Use Plan
Land commissioners are hoping for a better quality of life with the new land use plan.
Bill Would Add Cell Phones to Indiana's Do Not Call List
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller is supporting a bill that will make it much more difficult for telemarketers to reach you on your cell phone.
Vigo County Schools Make Changes to Security Procedures
After several acts of violence across the nation, Vigo County has decided to make changes to their school board security policies.
Weather Advisory Hinders Schools, Businesses
Freezing temps affect surrounding counties, causing delays and closures.
Primary Elections Filing Opens
Candidates for mayor, city clerk and other positions could officially declare their candidacy starting Wednesday.
Indiana Convention Center a Big Step Forward for City
The 275 million dollar Indiana Convention Center officially opened today with speeches from Governor Mitch Daniels and Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard.
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