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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The owners also have all but ruled out reopening the facility as a behavioral health treatment center, he said.
Monroe County may spend roughly $2 million to build a new elevator at its aging jail , a project sheriff's officials say has become necessary because
And after a lifetime spent quietly investing in people and place, he left behind one final investment in the community he loved.
And after a lifetime spent quietly investing in both people and place, James "Bert" O'Bannon left behind one final investment in the community he loved.
The office of Monroe County Sheriff Ruben Marté says the elevator is increasingly difficult to maintain because many of its key components are no longer manufactured.
By: Boris Ladwig
By April, township officials were already looking for bids, contracts and other project records even as project costs had climbed well beyond the original $40,600 approval.
The Indiana Department of Transportation said in a news release that it will close the road to replace a culvert.
The Herald-Times Sept. 1, 2026, 5:05 a.m. ET Heat is returning to the Bloomington area, with felt temperatures expected to reach 100 degrees Fahrenheit for the next few days.
By: Boris Ladwig
The Herald-Times Sept. 1, 2026, 5:02 a.m. ET Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and Monroe County Sheriff Ruben Marté reached a partial settlement in a dispute over immigration policies.
Monroe County Emergency Management on Tuesday morning said it would open cooling stations.
