Dave Askins

A 12.8-acre property about 12 miles north of Bloomington, that was previously home to the hydroponic business called Worm’s Way, will remain an agriculture/rural reserve (AG/RR) zoning district under Monroe County’s code. That’s because the three-member board of county commissioners on Wednesday

At its Monday meeting, Bloomington’s redevelopment commission (RDC) approved a $12,100 bump to the previously approved $353,052 contract with Renascent for the demolition of 10 buildings on the south side of 1st Street. The demolition work, which is supposed to start Friday (Feb. 9) according to a

At a meeting attended by Bloomington mayor Kerry Thomson, the city’s redevelopment commission (RDC) voted unanimously (with one recusal) on Monday to reject all the construction bids for the Showers West renovation project. The resolution was added to the RDC agenda late Friday. The resolution stated that the bids

Monroe County’s vote center study committee is moving ahead on the assumption that current polling locations, which are precinct-based for voter eligibility, would all be converted to vote centers. The idea that the committee would not pursue the merger of existing polls into fewer vote center locations was

Now added to the agenda for the Bloomington redevelopment commission’s (RDC’s) 5 p.m. Monday meeting is a resolution that rejects all of the construction bids for the Showers West renovation. The revised agenda was released to RDC members around 6:45 p.m. on Friday. The resolution

Bloomington police are looking for an SUV driver who on Saturday evening (Jan. 27) hit and killed a woman on Walnut Street Pike in the south part of town. In a news release issued on Friday afternoon (Feb. 2), police say they are looking for a ”middle-aged, dark-complected