Joe Hren
Assistant News Director, Anchor/Reporter-
The ordinance rezones the south 6.3-acre south property to a planned unit development or PUD. The PUD allows up to 98 affordable homes on small lots. -
National Weather Service officials sent teams to survey the damage from Monday’s severe weather. -
Duke Energy reports more than 3,000 people without power in the Monroe County area after an outbreak of severe weather.
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The Capital Improvement Board is seeking proposals for a host hotel — this time with a land incentive. -
Police chief Mike Diekhoff said the department is looking at replacing the Flock system with other brands not tied to the Flock network. -
Public feedback is underway on four convention center art proposals. -
Some land considered part of Bloomington’s convention center campus will soon be owned by the Capital Improvement Board. -
"That's, in fact, why you do PUD, is because you have something that will not fit into the UDO or the transportation plan. We needed some wiggle room with both of those in order to get this done." - Thomson on Hopewell -
"When you start targeting civilian infrastructure, you start really just creating more enemies. The people of Iran are going to be hit with famine, no power. That is not how you win a campaign and do regime change." - Mayor Brandon Sakbun -
The Hopewell South development will now wait until April 22 while council members and city administration work on the proposal.
