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Spencer To Consider Giving Boston Scientific A Tax Abatement
The Spencer Town Council is considering giving medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific a 20-year tax abatement to expand its existing facility.
Contractor Cited For Violations Related To IU Bloomington Death
A contract company has been cited for workplace safety violations related to the death of a construction worker on the Indiana University Bloomington campus in April.
Fayette County Approves Pact For Hospital To Run Needle Exchange
The Fayette County Commissioners approved a contract with Fayette Regional Health System allowing it to take over the program. Fayette County will not pay the hospital to run the program.
Noblesville Will Ask Voters For $50M Tax Increase To Boost Safety
Noblesville Schools announced Tuesday it wants to expand its operating referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot. It would bring in an additional $50 million over the next eight years.
Indianapolis Schools Again Slim Down Funding Request
Indianapolis Public Schools officials on Tuesday night proposed a $315.2 million operating referendum.
Missouri Court Gives Jolt Of Life To Long Midwest Power Line
A proposal for a high-voltage power line carrying wind energy across the Midwest would hook into an electric grid in Indiana that serves the eastern U.S.
State Moves To Ban Invasive Plants Trade
The Indiana Natural Resources Commission adopted a preliminary measure on Tuesday that would make the sale, transport, introduction, or distribution of more than 40 invasive plants illegal.
Tariffs, Strong Crop Could Mean Slim Returns For Soybean Farmers
A good crop for farmers across the country could cause prices to dip even further.
Survey: Parents Fear For Child Safety In Schools
One in three parents fear for their child’s safety in school, according to a survey that a national education group conducts every year.
Student Housing Top Priority For Bloomington Development Plan Officials
Members of the Common Council, Plan Commission, and Board of Zoning Appeals met with representatives from Clarion Associates, the land-use consulting firm helping draft the UDO.
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