Boris Ladwig is a Reporter at The Republic in Columbus, IN. He focuses on politics, housing, and development, with a keen interest in construction and real estate, as well as regional and world news. Boris has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports, USA TODAY, and The Indianapolis Star.
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MCCSC has not eliminated a teaching position in more than 10 years, based on a review of personnel reports from the past 5½ years.
Police said officers found four .45-caliber shell casings but reported no injuries or property damage.
Police said officers found four .45-caliber shell casings but reported no injuries or property damage.
Monroe County officials rejected proposed jail site, leaving the project in limbo and risking a federal lawsuit.
MCCSC has not eliminated a teaching position in more than 10 years, based on a review of personnel reports from the past 5½ years.
The Herald-Times June 2, 2026, 5:06 a.m. ET The city of Bloomington plans to close a downtown thoroughfare for about a month. Here's what you need to know.
Legal experts said legal delays do not relieve county officials of their obligation to address the jail’s unconstitutional conditions with urgency.
Police say the investigation remains active.
Consolidating staff at the South site will open additional spots for young learners. MCCSC officials said.
By: Boris Ladwig
According to court documents, the 40-year-old Bloomington resident possessed and downloaded images and videos of children under age 12. Investigators say he also used chat apps on his phone to try to get girls of similar age to travel to Indiana for “modeling.”
