Dave Askins

During the COVID-19 pandemic, aversion to dine-in eating at restaurants or leisurely browsing inside retail stores has put a premium on finding a spot to park just for short while. Patrons are looking to park just long enough to grab take-out food, or an item that’s

Community service grants to 33 organizations totaling $130,000 were announced and approved by Monroe County’s council at its work session Tuesday evening. The awards were made after deliberations at earlier public meetings by the Sophia Travis community service grants committee, which includes two citizen members. The grant program

On Tuesday night, the board of the Monroe County Community School Corporation voted unanimously  to accept revisions to the district’s re-opening plan proposed by superintendent Judith DeMuth. A resurgence of COVID-19 cases across the country, state and local region, has led to concerns about the safety of

On Monday morning, a half dozen people showed up at the Monroe County health department’s temporary location in the Showers building on Morton Street. They held signs with slogans like, “Shut it down, now! Start over! Do it right!” They were  advocating for a stronger statement from health officials

At a committee-of-the-whole meeting on Wednesday night, Bloomington’s city council had several questions for mayor John Hamilton about the initial part of his “Recover Forward” plan. The plan has city government playing a “counter-cyclical” role in the context of the negative economic impact of the

Indiana University still wants all students to be tested for COVID-19 before they start classes in the fall. The expectation of universal testing was part an update sent to Indiana University faculty and staff on Friday (July 24). It matched the message from the university’s assistant vice president