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State Supreme Court Hears Case On Walkout Fines
Republicans charged Democrats thousands of dollars each in fines for walking out of the House of Representatives in 2011.
Farm Bureau President Disappointed With No New Farm Bill
Don Villwock says farmers found some relief in the bill that was passed to avert the fiscal cliff, but a comprehensive farm bill still needs to be adopted.
Greencastle At-Large Seats Result From Lack Of Contests
Republicans say they'll start trying to find candidates for the new seats almost immediately.
Indiana Congressional Delegation Split On Fiscal Cliff Bill
There were two yeas, six nays, and one abstention from Indiana congressmen. Both Indiana senators voted in favor of it.
Downtown Bloomington Grocery Store Getting Facelift
The Kroger at 2nd and College near the B-Line Trail is going to be more than 5,000 square ft larger.
Purdue Researchers Develop Potential COVID-19 At-Home Test
Most COVID-19 tests use nasal swabs that have to be stuck far up the patient's nose and can take days to receive results.
Protesters Gather In Front Of Carmel Church, Call For Greater Changes In City
Last week, the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana suspended Father Ted Rothrock. Sunday’s protest was focused on healing and creating a space for conversations.
EPA To End Relaxed Enforcement, School Nurse Offers Advice On Masks For Kids
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 31 additional confirmed deaths over the weekend, bringing the state’s total to 2,500. The state announced more than 48,000 total confirmed cases.
Children’s Museum Of Indianapolis To Open To General Public
The museum says it has also stepped up cleaning protocols and improved the circulation of air through the facility in a bid to stem any spread of the novel coronavirus.
Indiana Council Leader Wants To Give Up Police Armored Truck
Nationwide protests over racial injustice since the May 25 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis had Bunder reconsider the city’s ownership of the vehicle.
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