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Bloomington’s city council will have a proposed non-consensual towing ordinance back on its regular meeting agenda for continued consideration next week, on Feb. 19. The proposed new local law establishes a licensing regime for companies that remove vehicles parked illegally on private property. An annual license would cost

Benton Township residents can mark their calendars for a meeting on March 23 or 24 or 26 at 6:30 p.m. to be held at the Unionville Senior Center next to the township fire station out on SR45. The topic and agenda of each meeting will be the same—

The Immigration Justice Task Force (IJTF), a self-organized group that counts members from area religious and non-profit organizations, addressed the Monroe County council at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday. Those who took the public podium on Tuesday called on the county council to help support their requests

After meeting for more than two hours on Monday night, city and county officials were maybe incrementally closer to hammering out an interlocal agreement that’s meant to help move forward a $44-million convention center expansion project. The current convention center is located at College Avenue and 3rd Street.

At its regular meeting last Wednesday, Bloomington’s city council voted to refer a new non-consensual towing ordinance to the council’s committee of the whole for a second time. Wednesday’s referral to the committee of the whole means the new law regulating towing companies that remove vehicles

Candidates for major party nominations to 2020 elected office had until Friday at noon to file their declarations. By that deadline, officially-declared candidates for Monroe County area state and local offices featured a mix of predictable names along with some that were possibly not-so-predictable. In the familiar,