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City of Bloomington reaches scientific sample; Community survey now open to all residents through May 15
BLOOMINGTON – The City of Bloomington has completed the statistically valid sample for its 2026 Community Survey and is now opening the survey to all…
Senator Koch: Bill to reduce electricity costs ceremonially signed into law
STATEHOUSE — A bill authored by State Sen. Eric Koch (R-Bedford) that will help increase energy supply and bring down electricity transmission costs was ceremonially signed into…
Governor Braun announces $200 million investment to expand child care affordability and reduce waitlists
INDIANA – Today, Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced an investment of $200 million to expand affordable child care. This week, the State Budget Committee will review the…
Bloomington continues to grow and strengthen urban tree canopy
BLOOMINGTON – The City of Bloomington continues to expand and strengthen its urban tree canopy through strategic investments in planting, maintenance, and storm resilience. Bond…
Gov. Mike Braun takes action to make housing more affordable for Hoosier families
INDIANA – Indiana Governor Mike Braun today ceremonially signed HEA 1001, legislation aimed at increasing housing production in Indiana. “Affordability is this administration’s top priority, and affordable housing…
Rep. Bartels: Local schools recognized for literacy achievements
STATEHOUSE – Area schools were recently recognized for achieving high literacy rates by the Indiana Department of Education, according to State Rep. Stephen Bartels (R-Eckerty). IDOE…
City of Bloomington seeks residents to serve on boards and commissions
BLOOMINGTON – The City of Bloomington invites residents to apply for positions on multiple boards and commissions. These service opportunities will allow members of the public to…
H5N1 “Entrenched” in North America: The growing case for vaccinating Indiana’s herds
INDIANA — What was once considered a “bird problem” in Asia has evolved into a significant mammal-to-mammal threat in the United States, raising critical questions…
Monroe County Sheriff Marté sues Attorney General Rokita to block new Indiana immigration law
BLOOMINGTON — Monroe County Sheriff Ruben Marté has filed a federal lawsuit against Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita, seeking to block a controversial new state…
The Bloomington Common Council will meet on Wednedsay, April 15
BLOOMINGTON – The Bloomington Common Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 15, in the Council Chambers ( room 115), in City Hall,…
