I-69 is still on the agenda for Friday's meeting of the Bloomington/Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization, but the only vote now likely on that issue will be to postpone deliberations to March 9.
So far this week, St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School has seen 18 percent of its student population stay home each day with flu-like symptoms, but MCCSC schools and local health clinics are not seeing many folks with similar symptoms.
Increased low-cost activities for seniors, better bike accessibility and preservation of core neighborhoods and green spaces were just a few of the dreams for the coming years shared Tuesday at a meeting about Bloomington's future.
While no cases of measles have been reported in Monroe and surrounding counties, Monroe County Community School Corp. officials have sent a letter to parents describing symptoms so they can be aware of the dangers.
LINTON - Students in Linton-Stockton schools will be allowed to use their phones and other electronic devices on school grounds during the month of March in an experiment the school board approved this week.
Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Coats told a room full of Monroe County Republicans Tuesday night that he's worried about whether his eight grandchildren will be able to have jobs, buy houses, send their kids to college, and essentially have successful futures under Democratic laws and regulations.
John Gregg says he doesn't have all the solutions to Indiana's problems, but he has a strategy for finding them. And that's why he's running for governor after 10 years out of the political arena.
Barbara Webb, one of the first two female Bloomington police officers and later a police detective, court bailiff and candidate for Monroe County sheriff, died Tuesday morning. She was 79.
