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Plus Bloomington keeps Kirkwood Avenue open to vehicles for outdoor dining, 10th Street safety improvements are announced, IU admissions portal language sparks concern and the Monroe County School Board reviews the old Herald-Times building and financial report.
Plus fans react on Kirkwood Avenue, a proposed bill could ban phones during the school day and two proposed bills could consolidate Indiana townships.
Plus Senate Bill 110 could have implications for Indiana University's Board of Trustees, the Monroe County School Corporation receives an $18,000 grant to improve student safety walking to school, an FBI raid at a Bloomington apartment complex leads to four arrests and IU head football coach Curt Cignetti and quarterback Fernando Mendoza win Walter Camp awards.
Plus, a change in state legislation on standardized testing increases the number of third graders held back in Monroe County, Bloomington city controller Jessica McClellan will step down mid-December and Eli Lilly signs a research collaboration agreement with IU to expand clinical trials in Indiana.
Plus IU considers adopting new free speech principles, Monroe County schools face a $30 million loss in budget over the next five years and Darn Good Soup returns after closing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Plus a lecturer was removed after an intellectual diversity complaint, Ellettsville and Richland Township consider consolidation, and the Bloomington City Council advances housing reform.
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