Prosecutor determines officers acted in self-defense
(12/16/13 5:39am)
Brown County Prosecutor Jim Oliver said Friday that police officers acted in self-defense when they shot Troy Harden, 44, in Nashville, Ind., Nov. 28.
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Police shoot Brown County man 2 times, investigation reveals
(12/03/13 4:53am)
A Nashville, Ind., man pointed a gun at police officers before police shot and killed him Thursday evening, according to the findings of an Indiana State Police investigation.
Train derails, no one injured
(10/24/13 4:18am)
A train derailed in the 6100 block of Indiana State Road 45 in New Unionville, Ind., about 15 minutes northeast of Bloomington.
Structure Fire
(10/19/13 6:53pm)
Firefighters respond to a fire at a vacant house near IU Health Bloomington Hospital Saturday afternoon.
Furloughed employees are back on the job
(10/17/13 5:06am)
Congress passed legislation to end the government shutdown by temporarily raising the nation’s debt limit, avoiding the first default in American history.
IU student, alumni react to D.C. shooting
(09/17/13 5:00am)
District of Columbia Police Chief Cathy Lanier said police identified the gunman as a civilian naval contractor, Aaron Alexis, 34, of Fort Worth, Texas, who was identified by fingerprints.
Local companies announce hundreds of job layoffs
(09/12/13 3:43am)
General Electric Appliances announced they will eliminate 160 jobs from its Bloomington production facility, while Smithville, a telecommunications company based in Ellettsville, eliminated 45 jobs.
Charges filed against Marion County judge
(08/26/13 9:58pm)
Disciplinary charges were filed against a Marion County judge Monday.
Sen. Donnelly speaks to local business leaders
(08/26/13 2:28am)
Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., visited Bloomington on Friday, Aug. 23, where he answered questions from local business leaders and discussed issues concerning health care, education and defense.
Flooding hits Central Indiana
(04/22/13 1:15am)
Many throughout Central Indiana are coping with the aftermath of major floods that hit late last week.
Businesses anticipate increased sales during Little 500 festivities
(04/18/13 4:15am)
As many alumni and tourists flock to Bloomington during Little 500, restaurants, hotels and bars are gearing up for one of the busiest times of the year.
Medical device tax cuts income of manufacturers
(04/15/13 3:07am)
The tax, which took effect in January, is expected to cost manufacturers approximately $194 million per month, risking 43,000 jobs, according to a press release from the Advanced Medical Technology Association.
Medical device tax affects Bloomington companies
(04/14/13 7:23pm)
The Medical Device tax adds a 2.3 percent surcharge on devices such as pacemakers and surgical tools. The tax is expected to increase by $30 billion in the next 10 years.
IU on Strike outlines demands
(04/10/13 4:21am)
IU on Strike activists have been preparing for this week for months.
New budget proposal announced in Senate
(04/10/13 3:46am)
The proposed two-year state budget was passed by the Senate Appropriations Committee by a vote of 9-4 Thursday and now heads to the full Senate.
‘Bourbon trail’ House bill awaits Pence’s signature
(04/05/13 2:54am)
The Indiana Senate passed House Bill 1293, which allows for craft micro-distilleries to operate and sell liquor on location. The bill, which passed 38-9, will now move to Gov. Mike Pence’s desk to be signed into law.
Sen. Coats meets with local leaders
(04/04/13 2:15am)
On Wednesday afternoon, Senator Dan Coats met with local business leaders at Chapman's Restaurant in Bloomington.
Sen. Dan Coats to visit Bloomington today
(04/03/13 3:58am)
Sen. Dan Coats, R-Ind., will meet with Bloomington business leaders today and discuss the current economic state and provide ways to encourage job creation.
Residents share transportation concerns
(04/02/13 2:39am)
Monroe County residents shared their thoughts on the Bloomington and Monroe County Metropolitan Transit Plan last night.
Bill proposes mass transit plan for central Indiana
(03/28/13 2:39am)
IndyConnect, an initiative of the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority, IndyGo and the Metropolitan Development Organization, proposed a $1.3-billion mass transit expansion.
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