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Expert Says Iran Tensions Easing And Return To Status Quo Could Pose Danger
Expert says Iran is likely to go back to fighting from a distance through groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
State Says ArcelorMittal Distorted Chemical Test Results After Cyanide Spill
In a letter to ArcelorMittal this week, IDEM says the northwest Indiana facility has been retesting when test results are higher than they should be — sometimes replacing the higher number with a lower one.
$62M Of State Surplus Money Will Go To IU Bicentennial Renovation Plan
An Indiana House committee adopted House Bill 1007 Tuesday, which allocates $291 million of the state’s budget surplus to six state university systems, including Indiana University.
Freezefest Brings Ice Sculptures To Bloomington Despite Warmer Temperatures
According to the National Weather Service, Wednesday will see a high of 40 degrees, Thursday 54 degrees and Friday and Saturday will both see a high of 60 degrees -- not exactly ideal conditions for ice sculptors.
Bloomington Still Trying To Acquire JuanSells.com Building
In a motion filed Dec. 30, the city is asking the Monroe County Circuit Court for permission to amend its original attempt to use eminent domain to acquire realtor Juan Carlos Carrasquel’s building on the corner of 3rd and Walnut.
Indiana Lawmakers React To Iran Airstrikes With Concern
Sen. Todd Young, Rep. Jim Banks, Rep. André Carson and Rep. Larry Buschon all reacted via social media to news of airstrikes by Iran on Iraqi bases where American troops were stationed.
Trump Says Iran Is 'Standing Down,' Vows To Continue Pressure
President Trump said that Iran appears "to be standing down" after Tuesday night's missile attack in Iraq and that "the American people should be extremely grateful and happy no Americans were harmed."
State Workforce Agency Holding Job Fair For Celadon Employees
Indiana's Department of Workforce Development is looking to help displaced Celadon employees find jobs with a second virtual job fair on Wednesday.
DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Community Health Network
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Community Health Network alleging the central Indiana health care system submitted false claims to Medicare.
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton: City-Run Market Should Continue
Bloomington’s mayor is recommending the city continue to operate the farmers market. The parks department is slated to make a decision on the future of the market at its meeting Thursday.
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