Woman arrested after threatening to bomb the Monroe County Dispatch Center
Police say Star. L Bragg, 49, made two calls to the Bloomington Police Department Records Division on December 10.
Police say Star. L Bragg, 49, made two calls to the Bloomington Police Department Records Division on December 10.
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Both the city and county are bidding contracts for the projects, and construction is expected to begin later this year.
City Council passed an ordinance to Nov. 2024 to make the stop signs at Seventh and Dunn Streets permanent, but would have to pass another ordinance to make the new stop signs permanent.
Monroe County Judge Valerie Haughton sentenced Lopez to serve 444 days in jail, but was given credit for the 222 days he has spent in a cell since his arrest last July.
Monroe County is also under a Winter Weather Advisory until 7 p.m. Sunday.
The sheriff’s office confirmed Leroy Terrell was driving around 6 a.m. on SR 446 and Dutch Ridge Road when his vehicle left the road and crashed into nearby woods.
No arrests have been made, although police said the stabbing happened inside the building.
The kits, from Tech4Life, allow paramedics to get real-time vitals of a patient like vital signs, ECG readings, oxygen saturation levels.
"We are glad to have him," ISP Bloomington Post Sgt. Kevin Getz wrote in a Facebook post.
The investigation began Feb. 3 after detectives were called to speak with a child victim at Susie’s Place Child Advocacy Center.
Fifteen vouchers for up to $2,000 each are available for applicants on a first come first serve basis.
According to court documents, Nelsen admitted to possessing and distributing child porn as recently as the previous night to "relieve stress" after work.
During a search of the room after the standoff, police uncovered a rifle and two boxes of ammunition.
Police say Star. L Bragg, 49, made two calls to the Bloomington Police Department Records Division on December 10.
Join anchors Charlie Herman and Natalie Kahl.In tonight’s taping:What Hoosiers can expect at the airport after the government shutdown as thousands head home for Thanksgiving… IU football stays undefeated… a Bloomington man is arrested for child sex abuse material… and 27 IU fraternities are barred from hosting events after a string of hazing allegations.
The executive orders aim to end what the governor's office labeled as "extreme gender ideology."
The decision, while temporary and tentative, is the court’s first clear defeat for Trump in his second term.
The IFC wrote in an email the pause will address student health and safety concerns.