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The Monroe County Council voted to reject the North Park property purchase agreement at its meeting Tuesday.
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The ACLU of Indiana and a former Ball State University employee settled a lawsuit over a post about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Ball State agreed to pay former employee Suzanne Swierc $225,000 after it fired her over a private Facebook post.
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Valhalla Memory Gardens was packed with attendees on picnic blankets and lawn chairs waiting for the ceremony to begin.
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The Bloomington City Council voted 7-1 to designate a 120-property area in central Bloomington as the “Cottage Grove Conservation District” Wednesday night.
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A Lawrence County judge will be suspended for 60 days without pay as part of an agreement approved last week by the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Felix Rosenqvist of Sweden wins the closest Indianapolis 500 in history in a seven-lap shootout.
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A new ordinance designates blocks of Kirkwood from Walnut to Indiana as a dedicated pedestrian zone each year from April through November.
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Although the city did not renew its contract with Flock, other local agencies still use its technology.
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The area is north of Second Street along the B-Line Trail. The CIB takes ownership of the land deeded from the county and city June 1.
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The Trojan Horse has served gyros and saganaki for 48 years at the corner of Walnut and Kirkwood. It plans to reopen in Ellettsville in August.