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Bloomington Sanitation Officials: "You Can't Recycle Diapers"
In October, the city sanitation division mailed out reminders about what can and cannot be recycled, notifying residents that it would not continue to collect contaminated recycling.
Indiana Hopes To Extend Health Insurance Program To 2030
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration posted a notice of its intent to request the Healthy Indiana Plan extend until 2030. It would otherwise expire at the end of 2020.
Franklin Residents Suing Amphenol Over Pollution
Frances Denney’s house is south of the old industrial site — in the heart of the pollution. She says her family never would have moved there had they known.
Purdue To Study Safety Of Electric Skateboards, Scooters
Purdue President Mitch Daniels said Monday the study would look at “the extreme safety issues” posed by electric skateboards, scooters and other personal electric vehicles.
UPDATE: Judge Dismisses Lawsuit In John Dillinger Exhumation Case
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit a relative of 1930s gangster John Dillinger filed against an Indianapolis cemetery that opposes his plans to exhume Dillinger’s gravesite to determine if the notorious criminal is actually buried there.
Bloomington City Council Finishes First Round Of UDO Amendments
The Council has about 12 Second Round amendments to discuss next week before it moves on to technical amendments. It has meetings scheduled on Dec. 10 and 12 to discuss those amendments.
Ask The Mayor: Columbus' Lienhoop On Election, S.R. 46 Overpass
Lienhoop talks about how he's held accountable despite the lack of a challenger in this year's election. Also updates on the S.R. 46 overpass, Fair Oaks Mall redevelopment, and conference center project.
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CTE Funding Proposal Would Cut Funding For Life-Skills Classes
The proposal would add new career classes that offer college credit while removing funding for five classes that teach students basic adult preparedness skills.
Consumers Seek Class-Action Lawsuit In Response To Fair Oaks Alleged Animal Abuse
The suits allege the defendants failed to meet claims that animals were treated with care.
Local Organizations To Host Climate Sit-In At City Hall Friday
This is the latest move by local climate activists to bring awareness to the issue of climate change. In September, students across the world -- and Bloomington -- walked out of class as part of the Global Climate Strike.
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