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There’s been a recent surge of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases in Monroe County over the last few days. One of them was a city of Bloomington utilities (CBU) employee, according to a press release issued on Tuesday afternoon. According to the press release, the CBU employee “rarely interacts with

As of early Tuesday morning, there was still no word from the Monroe County prosecutor’s office on possible charges arising from an incident that took place at Lake Monroe on July 4. In a Facebook post the following day, local activist and Monroe County human rights commissioner, Vauhxx Booker,

A new mixed-use building just off the B-Line Trail to the north of the Johnson’s Creamery building—with its landmark smokestack—got a 9–0 approval from Bloomington’s plan commission Monday night. The five-story building will include 27 studio, 22 one-bedroom, 5 two-bedroom, and 6 three-bedroom apartments for

Bloomington’s plan commission is scheduled to convene a regular monthly meeting on Monday, July 13. The meeting agenda  includes two residential projects—one on 3rd Street near the police station, and another at Johnson Creamery—which together could mean 179 additional bedrooms for Bloomington’s housing inventory. Andrew Guenther

At a Friday noon work session, Bloomington’s mayor, John Hamilton, pitched a $2-million economic stimulus package to Bloomington city council members.  It could be in front of the council for a final vote on August 12. The package—which in technical terms is an appropriation ordinance that draws on

At a press conference held Friday evening at People’s Park off Kirkwood Avenue in Bloomington, Vauhxx Booker and his legal counsel, local attorney Katharine Liell, called for a federal grand jury to investigate the assault on Booker that took place last Saturday, July 4. It’s not just last