Boris Ladwig is a Reporter at The Republic in Columbus, IN. He covers a range of topics including politics, housing, and development, with a particular focus on real estate and construction issues. Boris has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Sports, USA TODAY, and The Indianapolis Star.
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Boris Ladwig's articles primarily revolve around local news, particularly related to real estate, construction and infrastructure in Bloomington, Indiana. He covers specific developments and projects within the area.
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The Herald-Times July 8, 2026, 5:04 a.m. ET Bridge reconstruction will close an east-west thoroughfare south of Bloomington for nearly three months.
IU officials said in an email that the bulk of the work will deal with mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems.
A local engineering firm just spent more than $1 million to buy a neighboring property for an expansion in southern Bloomington.
By: Boris Ladwig
A Level 1 felony carries a sentencing range of 20 to 40 years in prison, with an advisory sentence of 30 years under Indiana law.
The victim was eastbound on the Bypass at about 10:40 a.m. Thursday, July 9, 2026, when he turned left into the path of a westbound box truck.
The administration of Mayor Kerry Thomson said it intends to pursue many of the audit's recommendations.
A local engineering firm just spent more than $1 million to buy a neighboring property for an expansion in southern Bloomington.
By: Jenny Porter Tilley, Rich Janzaruk, Carol Kugler, Boris Ladwig
If you're heading to Bloomington ahead of the new school year at Indiana University, you might notice a scar left behind by severe weather this summer.
By: Boris Ladwig
It remains unclear whether the renovation-and-expansion option is financially and logistically feasible, or how much weight the recommendation will carry with county commissioners.
Bloomington Police are looking for a rape suspect whom they believe fled to northern Indiana and may have left the state.
