Joe Hren
Assistant News Director, Anchor/Reporter-
The artwork will become part of a permanent collection displayed throughout the existing building and expansion. -
Seminary Pointe demolition is on schedule to begin in November pending results of lead paint and asbestos testing.
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Thomson on city council meeting contention: "I don't think it's a particular personal tension. I think that what we're seeing even in those meetings is a reflection of what we see on the national stage." -
Sakbun on crafting Flock policy: "I'm normally the mayor who says, 'Stay away. I don't need state government getting involved in my life, Indiana legislator.' But this issue, I do believe we need state regulations." -
Mayor Ferdon on removal of the low-head dam: "What they thought would take five or six days, they did in two and a half, and it certainly has changed the flow of the river." -
Mayor Ferdon on removal of the low-head dam: "What they thought would take five or six days, they did in two and a half, and it certainly has changed the flow of the river."
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The districts allow patrons to enjoy alcoholic beverages from participating establishments during specified hours. -
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."
