Dave Askins

Andrew Guenther is the rightful appointee to Bloomington’s plan commission, according to a lower court ruling issued on Thursday morning. The ruling was made by Greene County special judge Erik Allen, who was appointed to hear the case after Monroe County circuit court judges recused themselves. Judge Allen was

Some planned changes to Bloomington Transit’s Route 2 West have now been put in reverse. The loop that defines much of the route had been proposed to change from clockwise to counterclockwise. But the most recent version, which was presented to the Bloomington Transit (BT) board as its Tuesday

Late Wednesday morning, a ribbon-cutting was held for Bloomington’s new 7-Line, which is a separated two-way bicycle lane that runs along the south side of 7th Street. The new path runs three-quarters of a mile—eastward from the north-south B-Line Trail around Morton

Another controlled burning of an “acquired structure” like the house at 1213 High Street on Bloomington’s east side will not take place while Jason Moore is the city’s fire chief. Burning the High Street house to the ground on Friday Nov. 5—after three previous days of live

A citywide high-speed fiber-to-the-home network could finally be coming to residents of Bloomington. That includes territories outside the municipal boundaries that are in the process of being annexed by the city. In a news release issued late Tuesday morning, Bloomington announced that the city and Meridiam,

At its Monday meeting, Bloomington’s redevelopment commission (RDC) approved a relatively small increase of about $8,000 to the $4.9-million budget of a project that will rebuild 1st Street. The street reconstruction is set to start construction sometime in 2023. Even though that’s more than a