Almost Daily Bulletin

This morning's edition includes reports on the sewage backup that closed the Monroe County justice center and raised spending questions; the 271-day wait for an Indiana Supreme Court annexation ruling; and a planned encampment closure with a description of one resident's housing barriers.

This morning's edition includes reports on Bloomington’s $37,500 annexation legal-fee ruling, Monday’s justice building closure due to plumbing issue, Seminary Pointe being boarded up, the end to the county's Flock contract, and revival of Hopewell as a possible jail and justice center site.

This morning's edition includes reports on the failed Kirkwood veto override, Bloomington Transit’s switch to Keolis and John Connell’s departure, two College Square hotel-and-housing proposals, and a first look at who is being held in the Monroe County jail.

This morning's edition includes reports on Bloomington electric scooter ridership falling 82%, the story behind the (C)olumn sculpture at 2nd and Walnut streets, and county commissioners removing the sheriff’s jail-capacity figure from an overcrowding resolution.

This morning's edition includes reports on Dora Hospitality's as the convention-center hotelier, Scientia's tax abatement, a North Dunn subdivision approval, jail-site recommendations, and a consultant's recommendations on ar

This morning’s edition includes reports on Monroe County’s jail emergency, a new federal lawsuit over jail conditions and the debate over a new jail location. Also: a fatal SR 45/46 crash, a Revolutionary War plaque dedication, property transfers and another edition of Sunday Funnies.