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A 3-story 22,000-square-foot technology center in Bloomington’s Trade’s District got the final piece of its funding approved by the city council at last Wednesday’s meeting. Approved by the city council on Wednesday, with eight of nine votes of support, was a roughly $3-million appropriation from the

Pre-primary campaign finance reports for the May 2 primary election were due on Friday by noon. When added to the year-end reports from 2022, the reports filed by the Democratic Party’s three candidates for mayor of Bloomington show that they have raised a total of about $327,000. If

Early Saturday (April 15), Black Lives Matter B-town  released its assessment of Democratic Party city primary candidates who responded to a survey that included 10 questions for all candidates and two questions just for mayoral or city council candidates. Sent the questionnaire were Democratic Party primary candidates for Bloomington mayor,

Bloomington police are investigating a Thursday night (April 13, 2023) shooting towards the northwest side of town, in the general vicinity of Maple Street, between 15th and 17th streets. According to the news release from the Bloomington police department (BPD), around 10:20 p.m. on Thursday night, a 45-year-old

An expected up-down vote on the question of Greg Alexander’s removal from Bloomington’s traffic commission did not take place at Wednesday night’s city council meeting. The motion for Alexander’s removal—because of Tweets he posted late last year—had been postponed from the council’s March

Around 10 a.m. on Wednesday, a yellow-vested crew from the street division of Bloomington’s department of public works started drilling holes to reinstall stop signs for 7th Street traffic at Dunn Street. The work was finished by around 3 p.m. That makes the intersection at Dunn and