New hope kindled for hate crimes law in Indiana; Amanda Barge suspends her mayoral campaign in midst of sexual harrassment allegations; Former Monroe County employee indicted for child pornography; Ellettsville to declare eminent domain in flood mitigation effort. FEATURE City Council candidates Jean Capler, Vauhxx Booker, Matt Flaherty, Andy Ruff, and Jim Sims discuss issues …

Memorial held in Bloomington for New Zealand mosque victims; Catholic High School in Indianapolis fires outed gay administrator; Composting solutions gaining momentum in Monroe County. FEATURE Ron Smith talks to Michael Glab about his campaign for county council. ACTIVATE Leslie Cook talks about her volunteerism with Bloomington Girl’s Lacrosse. CREDITS Today’s headlines were written by …

A vehicle caused property damage to Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard, last night; Bloomington is planning improvements to the intersection of 17th and Dunn Streets; Two teachers allege they were shot with pellet guns, earlier this year, during an active shooter drill at an elementary school; MCCSC has created a tip line for reporting instances of bullying …

The trend of high tuition found throughout both private and public universities has come to the forefront recently as several politicians have discussed of possibility of free college. In today’s Voices in the Street, Producer Isaak Gonzalez asks area listeners on their opinions regarding free university tuition.

County road projects expedited by surprise IDOT funds; New education program to help expelled youth; County invests in digitizing survey documents; Contaminants in Lake Monroe at a peak after heavy rains; CBU sponsors green storm water projects on private property. FEATURE The Indiana Disciplinary Commission has filed a complaint against Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill, …

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill could lose his law license due to alleged sexual misconduct against three legislative staffers and a state representative. The four women came forward last year, claiming the state’s highest ranking law enforcement official groped them at a legislative party in March of 2018. Attorney General Curtis Hill has refuted the …

Bloomington Redevelopment Commission approves demolition and reconstruction of Fourth Street parking garage; Commission also approves design contract for Trades District parking garage; City of Bloomington continues legal battle with Indiana, over annexation. FEATURE After last night’s debate, we hear from Incumbent Mayor John Hamilton and his challenger, County Commissioner Amanda Barge, with their viewpoints on …

Flags are at half-mast throughout the state of Indiana. Governor Eric Holcomb directed flags to be lowered on Thursday evening, after the death was announced of former U.S. Senator Birch Bayh. The former Democratic Senator Bayh served as Indiana’s Federal Senator from 1963 until 1981. During his tenure in the US Senate Birch Bayh authored …

The Islamic Center of Bloomington is set to hold a vigil this coming weekend, after last Friday’s terrorist attack on a Mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand left 50 worshippers dead. Katie Barrus, speaking on behalf of the Islamic Center of Bloomington, says area residents and religious organizations reached out to support the area’s most prominent …

50 killed in New Zealand terrorist attack on mosque; Owner of Western Skateland takes a stand on Bathroom debate; Flags at half-mast in observance of former Indiana senator Birch Bayh. FEATURE Michael Glab speaks with Jean Capler about her campaign for a seat on the Bloomington city council on this week’s edition of Big Talk …