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3 Dead In Martinsville Mobile Home Fire
The fire’s cause hasn’t been determined. But firefighters know the flames spread quickly and two space heaters were being used in the home.
State Democratic Party Chair John Zody Announces Run For State Senate
A news release from Zody’s campaign says the seventh-generation Hoosier and 20-year Bloomington resident would focus on funding public education, fighting gerrymandering and encouraging statewide sustainability.
Farmers Applaud Holcomb's Executive Order Addressing Propane Shortage
Gov. Eric Holcomb's first executive order of the year will ease restrictions on hours of service for truck drivers who deliver the fuel.
Navy Warship To Be Named After Late Indiana Sen. Lugar
Sen. Todd Young announced Wednesday that Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and members of the Lugar family will attend a private naming ceremony for the USS Richard G. Lugar at the Indiana War Memorial in Indianapolis on Monday.
Klobuchar: Woman With Buttigieg's Record Would Miss Debate
Sen. Amy Klobuchar publicly complained about gender bias in the race, saying voters and the media were giving rival Pete Buttigieg, a small-town mayor, more support and attention because he's a man.
Governor's Workforce Cabinet Hears Concerns, Input At Listening Sessions
The Governor’s Workforce Cabinet is getting public input on the state’s workforce programs to shape a federal funding proposal.
Where'd All These Student Housing Complexes Come From?
As someone who has lived or worked in Bloomington for the last 50 years, Kevin Burdeshaw has seen the city change a lot. And he isn’t loving what he’s seeing.
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City Council Adopts UDO Amendment
Councilmembers anticipated discussing amendments for just two nights – Wednesday and Thursday – but have left open the possibility of continuing into next week.
IU Students Have Concerns About Safety And Lack Of Notifications About Threats
Indiana University Student Government held a panel Wednesday night to address recent concerns voiced by students about safety and the IU Notification systems.
Climate Activists Demonstrate At Bloomington City Council Meeting
Climate activists came to listen and make public comment at Bloomington City Council’s Wednesday night session. Many speakers were part of activist groups, Bloomington Housing4All and the Golden Bicycle Extinction Rebellion.
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