Dave Askins

It was a rest day for the baseball World Series between the Astros and the Nationals. But about 20 people attended a city council candidate forum Monday evening, hosted by The Civil Society at Indiana University. Moderators were students Meredith Karbowsky and Taylor Combs. Only the council hopefuls in District

“We have a problem. People who ride motorcycles now have decided that they don’t want to pay the meter,” Bloomington’s parking enforcement supervisor, RayeAnn Cox told the parking commission last Thursday. Motorcycles getting parked at bicycle racks was one of several issues handled by the commission on Thursday.

On Friday, the deadline set by the judge in Bloomington’s pending eminent domain case was met by both sides in the case, as both Bloomington and 222 Hats LLC filed their proposed orders by the end of the day. Bloomington wants to buy the property at the south end

One piece of unfinished business from Oct. 10, when the Bloomington city council approved the rest of the 2020 budget  was the salary ordinance for police officers and firefighters. That final piece of business could be finished by the end of the year, after a meeting on Oct. 24, between

The parking lot at Election Central in downtown Bloomington, at the corner of 7th and Madison streets, is now reserved for voters to park. Banners on both sides of the entrance say, “Voter Parking Only.” Early voting has been underway since Monday of this week. Saturday (Oct. 26) hours are

On Wednesday night at the Monroe County Public Library (MCPL), around a dozen and a half people attended the first public meeting of the county’s local Green Party caucus. Among the reasons that organizer Randy Paul and others gave for wanting to establish the Green Party in Bloomington and