City of Bloomington to rename Jordan Avenue after important African American family
The City of Bloomington Plan Commission approved renaming Jordan Avenue to Eagleson Avenue Monday.
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The City of Bloomington Plan Commission approved renaming Jordan Avenue to Eagleson Avenue Monday.
The Indiana General Assembly announced proposed U.S. House of Representatives and Indiana State House of Representatives districts for the next decade Tuesday. Bloomington and Monroe County will stay in Indiana’s 9th District under the proposed maps, but the rest of IN-9 would change to include most of southeastern Indiana.
IU sophomore Olivia Moore remembers the moment she saw the news about Texas’s law that prohibits abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals denied IU’s request to dismiss the lawsuit regarding its vaccine mandate, according to a report from WTHR. This decision comes on the heels of a Supreme Court decision to refuse to hear the case in August.
Due to the recent overtaking of the Afghanistan government by Taliban forces, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Sept. 1 Camp Atterbury, an Indiana National Guard operated training base, will hold up to 5,000 Afghan refugees.
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed an executive order to extend the state’s public health emergency declaration, according to a press release Monday.
The Bloomington City Council debated Mayor John Hamilton’s 2022 budget proposals for each government department Aug. 23--26.
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita released a non-binding opinion Wednesday stating that public universities in Indiana cannot require students to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccine but can require students to be vaccinated.
In response to IU announcing COVID-19 vaccines will be required for all students, faculty and staff in the fall, 19 Indiana legislators wrote a letter Tuesday asking Governor Eric Holcomb to “prohibit state universities from mandating vaccines that do not have full FDA approval.”
Trey Hollingsworth, U.S. Representative for Indiana’s 9th Congressional District, which includes Bloomington, voted Wednesday in favor of establishing an independent commission that would investigate the violent January 6 riot at the US Capitol.
Janet McCabe, professor of practice at the Indiana University McKinney School of Law, was confirmed by the United States Senate 52-42 to be the deputy administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday.
When Bloomington redraws its city council districts in preparation for the 2023 municipal elections, it won’t be city councilmembers creating the map. It will instead be a group of nine Bloomington citizens serving on a politically balanced redistricting advisory commission.
Sarah Edmands Martin was sitting in her home, reading the Mueller report in 2019, making sketches of images that were brought to mind. Digital sticky notes filled her computer screen.
An Indiana Senate bill amendment that would require local health officials to get approval to issue stricter emergency health orders than the state is causing concern for public health officials.
Indiana lawmakers are considering an amendment to Senate Bill 414, which deals with various education changes, that would require a report from public college campuses on student perspectives of free speech. It is unclear if this will be a one-time report or a recurring practice.
Some bills introduced in the Indiana General Assembly that have been prioritized by the Indiana legislators this year involve lifting regulations for development on wetlands, limiting the governor’s powers and establishing the state’s overall budget for two years.
Senate Bill 3 returned to the Indiana State Senate with amendments March 31 after passing its third reading in the House. The bill covers a variety of issues related to telehealth, including quality of care, usage and Medicaid reimbursement.
A new Indiana voter outreach program seeks to register and verify more Hoosier voters for upcoming elections.
Members of Indiana’s 9th Congressional District commented on redistricting, gerrymandering and the importance of representation in government at a virtual public hearing conducted by the Indiana Citizens Redistricting Commission Wednesday night. This meeting is the fourth of nine hearings that will take place in each district.
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