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On Monday morning, Bloomington Transit’s Twitter feed announced that service along the Route 6 Limited and the Route 9 Limited would be cut during specific times during the day. A tweet sent at 8:02 a.m. said, “There will be no 6 Limited this morning and no 9

Last Friday, charges of battery and criminal trespass were filed by a special prosecutor against former Bloomington resident Vauhxx Booker, in connection with an incident that took place a year ago on July 4, near Lake Monroe. A motion to challenge the special prosecutor’s jurisdiction to file charges against

Last week came the announcement that a Bloomington task force has recommended new names for two parts of Jordan Avenue, a north-south street that splits the Indiana University campus. In its report, the task force recommended renaming Jordan Avenue south of 17th Street as Eagleson Avenue. North of 17th Street,

In October of 2018, just a month after shared-use electric scooters arrived in Bloomington, a downtown worker was scooting home late at night, when he crashed as he was cruising downhill on a North College Avenue sidewalk. The crash, which broke a bone in the scooter rider’s hand, occurred

By next Wednesday, all Monroe County residents, even those who are vaccinated, will likely be under a renewed mandate to wear a mask to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. According to Monroe County health administrator Caudill, a new order from county health officer Thomas Sharp will also

A little more than a year ago, Monroe County prosecutor Erika Oliphant charged two men in connection with a July 4 incident, which then-Bloomington resident Vauhxx Booker described at the time as an “attempted lynching.” Booker has now been charged as well, by a special prosecutor who was appointed to