Joe Hren
Assistant News Director, Anchor/Reporter-
Sakbun on reelection: "I do plan to make a more formal announcement in November. I do plan on running again in 2027 and look forward to winning the mayor's office again." -
Tourism officials are marketing and booking the new facility, as the entire project is expected to be completed in June. -
Thomson on police headquarters proposal: "This is not meant to signal an excessive growth in police force here in Bloomington. We actually are underhoused right now." -
Columbus Mayor Mary Ferdon said the city has received interest from developers looking for places to build data centers. -
As the city fills back up with thousands of students and visitors, some wonder why there’s still so much road construction downtown. -
"What people forget is we've got nine city council members and then myself and my staff, and so we're going to have different priorities at times." - Ferdon on budget hearings -
"I fully intend to run. I'm really staying out of that conversation until after the midterms, we have other people running for really important seats, and I think it's important that we support those folks." - Thomson on running for reelection -
Third Street, in front of the convention center expansion, is scheduled to close Tuesday for two weeks. -
Three tenants remain at Seminary Pointe as the August 31 lease deadline approaches. -
Construction is expected to wrap up in January, then shift to current building renovations until June of 2027.
