Tuesday Rundown: BPD recommends red flag law, Gov. Holcomb signs key bills into law, IU takes on WKU, Buck Meek to play Bishop
BPD recommends 'red flag law' to other states after Florida shooting
Central Indiana Gun Shows organizes a gun show Feb. 17 and 18 at the Monroe County Fairgrounds. Indiana's "red flag" gun law allows law enforcement to temporarily seize guns from people deemed a danger to themselves or others.
Emily Eckelbarger
The Bloomington Police Department currently has 72 guns in storage collected under Indiana's so-called red flag law. Read more here.
Gov. Holcomb signs key bills into law
Gov. Eric Holcomb signs Senate Bill 1, which legalizes carryout sales of alcohol on Sundays. Since the 2018 legislative session has ended, Holcomb has signed several bills into law, including one that would allow Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients to pursue and receive professional licenses.
Noble Guyon
CBD oil, workforce development and licenses for DACA recipients. Here are a few bills that Gov. Eric Holcomb signed into law in the last week. Read more here.
IU takes on WKU in the final game of the homestand
Freshman Gabbi Jenkins steals home plate from an error by Ohio State's catcher Sunday, March 25. IU will face WKU on March 27 at Andy Mohr Field.
Anna Tiplick
IU softball is coming off a sweep against No. 18 Ohio State and will look to continue its momentum against Western Kentucky University tonight. Read more here.
Buck Meek of Big Thief to play Bishop
Buck Meek, guitarist from the band Big Thief, will play songs from his solo project at 8 p.m. April 2 at the Bishop. Meek will open for singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy.
Courtesy Photo
The guitarist of Big Thief will perform pieces from his solo project on April 2 at the Bishop.Read more here.
