Indiana opens service locations for Hoosiers impacted by recent tornadosGovernor Eric J. Holcomb today announced additional state resources will be available to residents of Randolph and Delaware counties who suffered tornado damage in Randolph and Delaware counties on March 15. Staff and resources from the Indiana Department of Health, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, …
130 to lose their jobs at Catalent this weekCatalent announced “approximately 130 positions” will be terminated at their Bloomington operation through an internal email, delivered on Wednesday morning. As you know, our site has spent the last two years recovering from the lasting effects of the pandemic and transitioning to a post-COVID operation,” said Vice …
Catalent announced “approximately 130 positions” will be terminated at their Bloomington operation through an internal email, delivered on Wednesday morning. As you know, our site has spent the last two years recovering from the lasting effects of the pandemic and transitioning to a post-COVID operation,” said Vice President and General Manager, Anibal Carlo. Carlo went …
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Governor Holcomb signs Green Alert into lawIndiana Governor Eric Holcomb has signed into law a new alert system called the ‘Green Alert’. Similar to the Amber and Silver Alerts, which send messages throughout the state when there is a missing child or senior, the Green Alert will notify the public when there is a missing …
A 14-year-old boy shot in Bloomington early Friday morningBloomington police were dispatched to the 2300 block of South Rogers Street just before 6am on Friday after multiple calls to 911 reporting gunshots. As officers responded, another report came in of someone with a gunshot wound inside a residence in the 500 block of West Hays …
Governor Holcomb signs bill to accelerate replacement of lead water linesGovernor Eric Holcomb recently signed into law a bill sponsored by State Rep. Ed Soliday (R-Valparaiso) to help accelerate the replacement of lead drinking water lines for thousands of Indiana property owners. According to the U.S Environmental Protection Agency, Indiana is estimated to have over …
The City of Kokomo considers a ban on homeless camps for reasons of public safetyHoward County, ranking top in Indiana in unemployment with nearly a 12% poverty rate, is predicting a deeper future challenge with people ending up on the streets, and the city of Kokomo is looking to address the matter with a ban …
City of Bloomington to improve Moores Pike and Southeast ParkThe project, managed by the City’s Engineering Department, is a realignment of the existing paved pedestrian trail that will increase the accessibility and safety of its users. The trail will be slightly shifted southward, creating a safer shoulder slope for the eastbound lanes of Moores Pike …
Indiana Attorney General advocates for strong stance against antisemitism Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita expressed his strong support for an antisemitism measure as passed unanimously by the Indiana House of Representatives, before the proposal’s most meaningful components were gutted by an Indiana Senate committee. The original version of this bill, passed unanimously by the House, provided a uniform definition to increase awareness …
2 serious Monroe County accidents over the weekend leave one deadThis past weekend Monroe County experienced two serious vehicle accidents, one on Sunday involving motorcycles and one single-car crash on Saturday. On Sunday, March 3, 2024, at 3:55pm, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office responded to South State Road 446 and East Salt Creek Drive for …
