Almost Daily Bulletin

This morning's edition includes reports on a downtown Bloomington shooting, questions over local authorization of Indiana ICE agreements, Monroe County jail population and a new dashboard, dismissal of assessor-candidate complaints, and Trent Green's Bloomington return.

In this morning's edition: Bloomington’s council hires Jake Rossman as staff attorney; Methodists move toward an $8.8M South Lot sale for student housing; a man is released after his second street-camping arrest; and July food-inspection results are in.

This morning’s edition includes a column on the proposed design by an outside consultant for a new city logo. It also includes reports on the Rokita-Marté ICE fight, a bid by Joshua Stockton for the District 6 city council seat; and Bloomington Transit's 2027 budget.

MCCSC is moving toward redistricting talks as enrollment and financial pressures mount. Monroe County cleared Powerline Camp a week early. June food inspections found priority violations at five establishments. Cup & Kettle has reopened production on Bloomington’s west side.

This morning's edition includes reports on Sydney Zulich entering Bloomington's 2027 mayor's race, the CIB's Dora hotel deal and Seminary Pointe demolition, Monroe County jail population and the ACLU lawsuit, and South's 44-6 win over North.

This morning's edition includes reports on the Bloomington North-South football opener, the Transit board and looming Keolis vote, temporary Monroe County clerk operations during condensation repairs, Bloomington’s 2027 budget gap, and an alleycat bicycle race around town.