In today’s segment we brought you news about the City of Bloomington revising its application agreement with scooter operators. The Bloomington Plan Commission met on Monday for the first of two meetings this week, to review amendments to the proposed Unified Development Ordinance. The City of Bloomington Utilities is undertaking a drainage analysis on Bloomington’s …

In today’s segment we brought you news about a proposed federal legislation that could influence the availability of rural air ambulance services; The Bloomington City Council met last night to discuss a previous decision they had made concerning a proposed student development; The budget discussion at the Richland-Bean Blossom school board meeting on Monday evening …

Financial advisers hired by the City of Bloomington have concluded the City can financially support funding a proposed Convention Center expansion with bonds. As currently proposed, a 60 thousand square foot expansion would cost roughly 44 million dollars, and would include a 30 thousand square foot exhibit hall, and renovating the existing convention center. A …

The Bloomington City Council met last night to discuss a previous decision they had made concerning a proposed student development.  Some council members expressed reservations about re-hearing the proposal. Council member Dorothy Granger was the first to express her thoughts.  Other council members, such as Chris Sturbaum, hoped that approving this proposal would help rehabilitate …

In today’s episode, Gesche Würfel talks with Dr. Cicek about her current exhibit ‘At the Hands of Persons Unknown’ at Pictura Gallery which “explores how trees have been silent witnesses to the lynchings of women in the United States.” Würfel is “a white German woman married to an African American man” and was also inspired …

This Friday, September 20th, students around the country will be on strike, demanding action on climate change from their local elected officials. Bloomington is one of many cities across the country where students will take to the streets. Students will begin walking out of classrooms at 11:30 a.m. and meet at Indiana University’s Dunn Meadow. …

On today’s segment we brought you news about Taiwanese delegation visited Indiana as part of a multi-state agricultural trade goodwill mission; The Richland-Bean Blossom Community School District will be holding their 2020 budget hearing September 16, 2019; This Friday, September 20th, students will be on strike, demanding action on climate change; The Bloomington Planning and …

In today’s episode, Jeanne Leimkuhler, who is the founder of Bloomington Trashion Refashion  talks with Dr. Cicek about her environmental activism since moving to Berkeley, CA, and her involvement with Extinction Rebellion organization Bay Area Chapter as an artist.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office arrested one of two suspects in the vandalism of Old Dutch Community Church in Ellettsville last night; The Bloomington Planning Commission met for a public hearing on the new Bloomington Unified Development Ordinance last week; the Monroe County Budget Council heard from the county’s public defender’s office last week following …

On today’s segment we brought you news about The Associated Press Reporting the Indiana State Department of Health is getting $7.1 million a year for three years from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, to aid the state’s ongoing efforts to stem the opioid crisis. The Miami Nation of Indians is one step closer …