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September 19, 2026 Monroe County commissioners have approved a resolution supporting a $1.09 million increase in the Monroe Fire Protection District’s maximum property-tax levy as the district ...

September 19, 2026 Bloomington Transit’s larger plan for bus rapid transit along the West Third Street corridor is on hold for the foreseeable future as the agency focuses on replacing its ...

September 19, 2026 The Bloomington Police Department has 93 of its 105 authorized officer positions filled as the department continues a hiring push, Police Chief Michael Diekhoff told the Bloomington ...

The 3400 block of West Festive Drive near South Yonkers Street is pictured Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, hours after two ...

September 18, 2026 Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced Thursday that his office has secured nearly $34.7 million in cash restitution, debt relief and reforms for Hoosier consumers as part ...

September 17, 2026 A demonstration focused on the loss of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants and recent federal immigration enforcement is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, at ...

September 17, 2026 The Monroe County Board of Commissioners voted 2-0 Thursday to ask the town of Stinesville to immediately suspend its agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement while ...

Courtesy photos from Eastern Greene Fire Territory Written from Facebook post GREENE COUNTY, Ind. — September 17, 2026 Firefighters responded Thursday morning to a structure fire on North Lawrence ...

September 18, 2026 Monroe County commissioners approved a resolution Thursday authorizing the county to pursue up to $6.5 million in borrowing for repairs and equipment, including work on the aging ...

September 18, 2026 Monroe County and surrounding-area farmers can check their eligibility for free soil testing through a state program intended to help growers make fertilizer decisions and reduce ...

Disaster recovery, oversight of court-appointed child advocates and pressure on household budgets were among the significant Indiana developments detailed in reports published Thursday morning.