Local Government

The Bloomington City Council is changing the way it conducts public comment at its meetings.

A City of Bloomington commission could decide as early as December whether to remove billboards from the city by 2031.

Monroe County has a new webpage for local geographic data.

The City’s Redevelopment Commission approved a contract with Renascent, Inc., to demolish 10 buildings on the site.

The project considers altering a portion of S.R. 45/10th Street between the State Road 46 bypass and the intersections at Pete Ellis Drive and Discovery Parkway.

The council approved 8.5 percent raises for county employees and elected officials as part of the budget.

Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton has vetoed City Council’s approval of re-installing stop signs along the 7-Line bicycle lane.

The council gave its final approval Wednesday — more than a month after hearings on the $131 million budget began.

Bloomington's Plan Commission postponed voting on the matter after hearing extensive public commentary against it.

The 22,000 square foot building will house about 13,000 leasable office spaces and be located at the Trades District’s southeast corner.