Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk comes up with a bad joke, because he is working alone.
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Monroe County property transfers through June 18, 2026
Photos: Juneteenth 2026 in Bloomington’s Switchyard Park
Federal court declines to block Indiana ICE-detainer law before July 1 effective date
Monroe County judges, sheriff decline jail-site working group role, first meeting canceled
Hotel timeline narrows window for Seminary Pointe land swap in downtown Bloomington
North Dunn subdivision fight: Judge weighs stay of Bloomington BZA variances
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Local Government
Federal court declines to block Indiana ICE-detainer law before July 1 effective date
A federal judge denied Monroe County sheriff Ruben Marté’s request for a preliminary injunction to block Indiana’s new ICE-detainer law before July 1, citing the political subdivision doctrine. The constitutional challenge remains unresolved, with Rokita’s dismissal motion still pending.
Monroe County judges, sheriff decline jail-site working group role, first meeting canceled
Hotel timeline narrows window for Seminary Pointe land swap in downtown Bloomington
North Dunn subdivision fight: Judge weighs stay of Bloomington BZA variances
Bloomington mayor hears split views on Kirkwood as veto deadline looms
Monroe County judges underscore support for co-located jail, justice system
After losing in court, Bloomington RDC files appeals, preps Showers West mediation
Connections
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk comes up with a bad joke, because he is working alone.
Photos: Juneteenth 2026 in Bloomington’s Switchyard Park
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Bloomington Transit rolls out broader on-demand service, now includes even Griffy Lake
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Bloomington-based Secretly Group to release special edition albums as part of June 5 recycled vinyl campaign
K-12 Schools
Bloomington High School North graduation 2026: That’s a wrap!
On Saturday morning (May 30), Bloomington High School South held commencement exercises for the Class of 2026. Included here are a report on the remarks by student speakers and photographs.
Bloomington High School South graduation 2026: Where will you choose to water the grass?
MCCSC board advances staff reductions, cell phone ban, gets update about online school
MCCSC board to start digesting findings from yearlong redistricting effort
MCCSC trustees review redistricting study, construction projects, preschool contracts, new cell phone law
School district moves to unload $3M former Herald-Times property amid budget pressures
