Dave Askins

At a 3 p.m. public hearing on Friday, Bloomington’s board of public works is set to consider three purchase offers that have been received for the city’s police station. Under state law, the board’s role is not to approve one of the offers. It is Bloomington’

Last week on Friday (Dec. 1), Bloomington mayor-elect Kerry Thomson announced several of her picks for the department heads who would be a part of her administration, after she is sworn into office on Jan. 1. Among Thomson’s announced choices was Jason Moore as fire chief—which meant

NHanced Semiconductors says it wants to make a $152-million investment in the now mostly vacant Cook Medical property at 301 N. Curry Pike west of Bloomington, so that it can establish a microelectronics manufacturing and packaging facility there. By 2029, NHanced says that the company’s planned investments will

The recruitment challenges faced by Bloomington’s police department are well established: Around 20 of the budgeted 105 sworn officer positions have been vacant through this year. The year-end appropriations that are cued up for a first reading at this Wednesday’s meeting  of Bloomington’s city council give

At its Wednesday meeting in a little over a week from now, Bloomington’s city council will likely be asked by outgoing mayor John Hamilton to vote on the sale of the city’s police station. That’s a key takeaway from a Monday noon work session of Bloomington’s

One man is dead and at least one more wounded after a dispute about admission to a party south of the Indiana University Bloomington campus, according to an early Sunday evening news release. According to the news release from Bloomington police department (BPD), officers have arrested Isaiah Joseph Deleson Ramos,