Almost Daily Bulletin

This morning's edition includes reports on Joe Davis’s blocked write-in bid for Monroe County clerk, an IOSHA visit to the justice building over sewage complaints, Bloomington zoning changes and a legal dispute over housing incentives, and plan commission approval of the Hopewell South plat.

This morning's edition includes reports about IOSHA sewage complaints at the justice center, the Powerline Camp closure, jail turnover and Brown County transfers, election-board hearings, and a Bloomington survey that downplayed college students.

This morning's edition includes reports on Bloomington’s proposed 2027 budget, MCCSC bargaining limits, a justice center drain-cleaner incident, rival College Square redevelopment plans and a city survey showing strong quality-of-life ratings but deep concern about housing and homelessness.

This morning's edition includes reports about competing College Square hotel and housing plans, jail overcrowding and inmate transfers, and a racist pepper-spray assault at a greenhouse.

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.