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Officials Say Voter Turnout Higher Than Expected In Monroe Co. Elections
Monroe County Elections Supervisor Karen Wheeler says voting went smoothly, with the 9.66 percent voter turnout almost matching that of the primary.
Indiana Drug Czar Jim McClelland To Retire
McClelland was appointed as the state’s drug czar in January 2017, through an executive order from Gov. Eric Holcomb. He had previously retired as Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana CEO.
1 Vote Gives Democrats Council Control In Columbus
Democrats will hold a City Council majority in Vice President Mike Pence's Indiana hometown for the first time since the 1980s if a candidate's one-vote victory margin holds up.
Attorney General Appealing Release Of Jill Behrman's Convicted Killer
Indiana's attorney general will appeal a decision by a federal judge to release from prison a man convicted in the 2000 killing an Indiana University student, his office announced Wednesday.
Study: Renewables Would Have Biggest Impact On Health In The Great Lakes Region
The Great Lakes region is the best place in the U.S. to put renewable energy sources to get the most health benefits, according to a new study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Bloomington Near West Side One Step Away From Conservation District Designation
City council members listened to the proposal from neighborhood residents at Wednesday night’s meeting at City Hall.
Warm Water And Cold Beer: Inside Indiana's Weird Liquor Store Laws
The answer has little to do with water and everything to do with the politics of alcohol regulations. To answer this question fully, we took a look at how Indiana liquor laws have evolved.
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Yogi's Bar And Grill Will Officially Reopen Monday
The Yogi’s Facebook page indicates that the new owners are bringing back some of the original menu items, including buffalo chips and chicken wings with a variety of sauces.
State Board Approves Unprecedented School District Split, Voters Will Decide Next Steps
West Clark School Corporation was created during a push to shrink the state’s number of school districts in the '60s, but the single district has been severely divided on education priorities.
Officials Cite Rise Of Ride-Share Services As One Reason For Bus Route Restructuring
Bloomington Transit officials say declining ridership over the past few years, coupled with increased traffic keeping buses from running on time convinced them to launch the study.
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