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Governor Signs Bill Delaying Penalties From New Indiana Exam
The bill signed by Gov. Eric Holcomb grants a two-year delay on schools receiving a lower A-F state rating based on scores from the 2019 or 2020 ILEARN exams.
New Loogootee Library Offers More Space, Community Resources
The library got a USDA grant for more than a million dollars to fund the new building.
AG Curtis Hill Files Suit Against Wildlife In Need
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill’s office is taking legal action against the Charlestown-based nonprofit Wildlife In Need.
Fetal Remains Found Last Year In Garage Buried In South Bend
The crowd at Southlawn Cemetery listened to the state Attorney General, sang hymns and prayed over the burial site.
Peapod Grocery Delivery Pulls Out Of Midwest, Will Cease Indiana Operations
Peapod President Selma Postma says the decision to leave the Midwest was a tough one. She says Peapod’s parent company, Ahold Delhaize USA, is refocusing on business in the northeastern United States.
Workforce Partnership In North Vernon Creates Hope For Those Struggling With Opioids
A large part of the success came when people were able to put a face to the opioid crisis. It helped the community tackle a huge, nationwide issue by focusing on one person at a time.
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Pregnancy Accommodations Bill Unlikely To Be Restored In House
It looks unlikely the House will restore employment accommodations for pregnant workers that were stripped out in the Senate last week.
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After NH, Sanders And Buttigieg Are Dem Front-Runners
Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire’s presidential primary election Tuesday night, narrowly edging moderate rival Pete Buttigieg and scoring the first clear victory in the Democratic Party’s chaotic 2020 nomination fight.
Bloomington Has About 15,000 Traffic Signs. Some Go Missing Often.
A wide variety of traffic signs can be found all around town. City Limits was asked to look into what signs get put up, which signs are stolen most frequently and how much is spent on signs.
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Simon Property Buys Taubman Shopping Centers For $3.6 Billion
Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group announced Monday it is purchasing more shopping centers in a multi-billion dollar deal.
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