Dave Askins

Bloomington’s Fourth of July parade has been canceled, due to the threat of lightning. The map from LightningMaps.org  at 8:15 a.m. on Thursday morning showed an angry line of red and yellow dots arcing from St. Louis to Louisville, which looked like it would eventually move

In November of 2021, The B Square reported on a bathymetric study of the Miller-Showers detention basins that was supposed to determine if and where the basins in the park need to have excess sediment dredged. The study indicated the detention ponds needed to be  dredged . The ponds fill up

After closing down on Monday and Tuesday due to a computer network server outage, Monroe County government offices look like they could be closed on Wednesday, too. Offices would not be open on Thursday anyway due to the July 4 holiday. [Updated on Tuesday  3:53 p.m. July 2,

Across the B-Line Trail from the Seminary Square Kroger, construction work on the Phase 1 East portion of the Hopewell neighborhood project has been underway for about a year, after ground was broken in the third week of July 2023. The work by Milestone Contractors involves the installation of utilities,

At its Tuesday meeting this past week, Monroe County’s council got a briefing that included some estimated hard construction costs for a new jail with different bed counts—400 compared to 500 beds. The difference in hard construction cost between a 500-bed jail and a 400-bed jail is about

Not until the second week of July will Bloomington’s historic preservation commission (HPC) address the possible demolition of five houses along North Jefferson street on the eastern edge of Indiana University’s campus That’s because this week’s Thursday meeting was canceled, like many other government meetings, in