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Bloomington Volunteer Group Rallies To Support Downtown Recycling
The Downtown Bloomington Recycling Center was closed by the city this past January to free up roughly 19 parking spaces near the soon to be developed Tech Park.
Soil Samples Reveal Elevated Lead Levels At Former Dyer Tank Site
The city says testing revealed levels of lead in the soil ranging from 50.7 to 1530 milligrams per kilogram.
Ex-Utility CEO Gets 33 Months In Prison For Embezzlement
Prosecutors say Donnis Mizelle of Avon defrauded Hendricks Power Cooperative by siphoning funds from the utility's expense account.
Video: Watch ‘Indiana Newsdesk’ February 10, 2017
The effects of Trump’s immigration ban in Columbus, how opioid abuse is leading to more child neglect cases and seniors using the Internet to find love.
Bloomington Police Respond To Nine Overdoses In Three Days
Police say they used Naloxone to revive people in almost every situation.
Purdue Study Quantifies Rural Impacts Of Farmland Property Tax Cut
Indiana taxes farmland mainly on the value of crops the soil can produce. But that calculation has lagged behind the current crop market.
Town Hall Meeting Supports 11 Bills On Cannabis, Hemp
A crowd of cannabis supporters gathered at the Indiana Statehouse Thursday for a town hall meeting.
Statehouse Update: Gov. Declarations, Abortion Bill, Hate Crimes
Governor Eric Holcomb announced a handful of significant decisions. A House committee debated an abortion bill. And a hate crimes bill cleared its first hurdle.
Buying Chocolate For Valentine's Day? Here's Why It's So Popular
Experts say chocolate is associated strongly with Valentine’s Day because of its long standing use in ceremonies in Mezo-America.
Months After Plant Closing Announcement, Workers Left Waiting
The 300 men and women losing their jobs at Rexnord are facing a harsh reality familiar to millions of working-class Americans.
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