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City Council Supports Food And Beverage Tax Funds For Small Businesses
Bloomington City Council members are following county officials in offering local businesses financial relief from losses suffered during the coronavirus shutdown.
Noon Edition: Local Response To The Novel Coronavirus
Join us this week as we discuss local government efforts to adjust to pressures the novel coronavirus has put on the community.
IU Health Bloomington Hospital Sets Up Outdoor COVID-19 Screening Site
“In an effort to provide and protect our patients and team members, we have established a temporary structure as part of our COVID-19 screening area,” the hospital’s director of emergency services, said in a statement.
Your 'Stay-At-Home' Questions Answered: Yes, You Can Do Yardwork
Coronavirus continues to be of great concern to area residents, who sent more than three dozen questions to our newsroom this week. Our City Limits team tackles many of them in today’s report.
Child Care, Gig Economy Worker Relief Still Unresolved
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick says securing child care opportunities – in the wake of school closures from COVID-19 – is a top priority.
IU Postpones Times For Students To Move Belongings From Dorms
Gov. Eric Holcomb’s order to Hoosiers to stay at home has led Indiana University’s main campus to postpone times when students can move their belongings from residence halls.
Indiana Coronavirus Deaths At 14 As Home Order Takes Effect
Two more deaths from illness related to the coronavirus were reported Wednesday in Indiana, giving the state a total of 14 deaths as a statewide stay-at-home order took effect to limit the spread of the virus.
Indiana Officials Considering Only Mail-In Vote For Primary
Secretary of State Connie Lawson said then that election officials still planned for early voting sites in each county and to have polling locations open on the day of the primary.
Monroe County Council To Discuss Litigation Against Forestry Service
Monroe County could enter into a lawsuit against the U.S. Forestry Service over a planned logging project in the Hoosier National Forest.
Holcomb Gives April 10 Indiana Coronavirus Update
The governor will be accompanied by State Health Commissioner Kristina Box. Here's where to watch, follow and listen, starting at 2:30 p.m. EST:
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