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 Bloomington area will see the heat index climb above 100 degrees this afternoon, followed by potentially severe wind, the National Weather Service warns.
By: Boris Ladwig
Blood donations have fallen to a four-year summer low, the Red Cross said.
The Herald-Times A 27-year-old Bloomington man has been found guilty of murdering a 23-year-old Bloomington man who was found shot to death along a rural road just inside Owen County.
By: Boris Ladwig
Bloomington officials have threatened real estate giant Hunter Bloomington Properties with fines and legal action.
The jury deliberated for about three hours following a trial that began July 21.
An 18-year-old Campbellsburg man died Monday evening in a two-vehicle crash
The owners also have all but ruled out reopening the facility as a behavioral health treatment center, he said.
Its closure, they said, leaves Bloomington with one fewer option for families seeking care for loved ones facing dementia and other cognitive challenges.
The owners of Jill's House have also all but ruled out reopening the facility as a behavioral health treatment center.
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
