Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Did Coffee actually win the election for Best Bloomington Beverage? Read the hilarious banter between Hawk and Fish to find out!
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Monroe County property transfers through March 30, 2026
Batman House: The inside story
Bloomington police policy on Flock cameras revised ahead of April 15 city council briefing
Hopewell South PUD pushed to April 22 as Bloomington council, mayor spar over conditions
Bloomington RDC loses two Showers West lease disputes in Monroe circuit court
Thomson uses State of the City to push Hopewell South as Bloomington councilmembers call for revisions
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Local Government
Bloomington police policy on Flock cameras revised ahead of April 15 city council briefing
Opponents of Bloomington’s Flock Safety cameras protested outside and inside Mayor Kerry Thomson’s State of the City address on Tuesday. Thomson said the city will brief the council on April 15. BPD has updated its ALPR policy, including new audit rules and limits on certain investigations.
Hopewell South PUD pushed to April 22 as Bloomington council, mayor spar over conditions
Bloomington RDC loses two Showers West lease disputes in Monroe circuit court
Thomson uses State of the City to push Hopewell South as Bloomington councilmembers call for revisions
Land handover to CIB now partly OK’d to support host hotel near Bloomington convention center
3 Dems vying for Monroe County clerk nomination make contrasting cases at LWV forum
Attention Monroe County voters: Check your polling location
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Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Did Coffee actually win the election for Best Bloomington Beverage? Read the hilarious banter between Hawk and Fish to find out!
Batman House: The inside story
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Photos: Pretty birds in a Bloomington park
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
K-12 Schools
MCCSC trustees review redistricting study, construction projects, preschool contracts, new cell phone law
Beyond initiating the sale of the former H-T building, MCCSC trustees reviewed progress on an elementary redistricting study, heard updates on construction projects, approved preschool partnerships for next year, and discussed a new Indiana law requiring stricter limits on student cell phone use.
School district moves to unload $3M former Herald-Times property amid budget pressures
MCCSC could hold March 24 hearing on possible sale of former Herald-Times building
Impact of state law: MCCSC to distribute larger TAG stipends, but to fewer teachers
MCCSC hears community feedback about former Herald-Times property
MCCSC board OKs no raises for non-teacher pay, gets finance report, hears safety update
