Welcome to the WFHB Local News for March 4th, 2020. Here are your local headlines:

Convention Center Expansion Project stalled as the City and County continue to clash over differences of self-interest. (Photo courtesy of Do 317).

* The City of Bloomington and Monroe County discussed sustainability and property transfers during their March 2nd Convention Center Joint Session.

Photo courtesy of Schmidt Associates.

*  The Bloomington Utilities Service Board approved an agreement for contaminated material disposal with Heritage Environmental Service.

Senator Karen Tallian (D-Ogden Dunes) works to reform Indiana's criminal justice system in new bill. (Photo courtesy of the Indianapolis Star).

* A new bill to reform the state’s criminal justice system was approved in the Indiana Senate this week.

Reports of agony and prolonged deaths of pigs at a nearby pig farm. (Photo courtesy of PETA).

* The loogootee based White River Co-op has come under scrutiny for their East Fork Farms pig farm near Brownstown, Indiana.

FEATURE:  The Monroe County Board of Commissioners approved an annual contract with Advanced Corrections Healthcare for over $801,000 for a nurse practitioner to visit the jail four hours per week and to treat inmates with mental health issues. WFHB Junior Correspondent Katrine Bruner has more.

BETTER BEWARE:  This edition of Better Beware on the coronavirus was recorded Sunday evening.

Today's Anchors: Jordyn Jammer and Scott Weddle.

Today’s headlines were written by Rasha Kamhawi and Sydney Foreman in partnership with CATS, Community Access Television Services.

Better Beware was produced by Richard Fish,

Our features were produced by Katrine Bruner and Braydyn Lents.

Our engineer today is Dan Withered.

Our theme music is provided by Ben Lumsdaine, Dani Graf, and Scott Schmadeke.

Our executive producer is Kade Young.