Brad Davis is a multi-media journalist and senior photographer based in Indiana, specifically in Columbus. With a focus on local news, Brad covers a wide range of topics including weather alerts, community events, crime stories, and business-related articles. His work can be found on Digital Local and Business Insider.
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Brad Davis focuses on local news in Indiana, predominantly covering breaking and evolving stories related to politics, crime, health & wellbeing. He also reports extensively on government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Brad Davis
COLUMBUS, Ind. — City officials on Monday night consented to a project agreement with a Bloomington-based developer for a five-story mixed-use development to be located near the corner of 11th and Washington streets. The Columbus Redevelopment Commission unanimously approved the agreement with Rubicon Development, along with a resolution to create a separate TIF bounded by […]
By: Brad Davis
An educator highly influential in BCSC’s Legado Spanish Immersion Academy was recently recognized for her devotion to furthering the success of its students.
City officials consented to a project agreement with a Bloomington-based developer Monday for a five-story mixed-use development near the corner of 11th and Washington streets.
Columbus City Council members agreed to reallocate funds to cover part-time salary expenses for the redevelopment department.
By: Brad Davis
City officials on Tuesday gave initial approval to appropriate nearly $2 million dollars to go towards homelessness and affordable housing initiatives.
Alabama will face Oklahoma on the road in a hostile environment this week coming off the blowout win over Mercer.
By: Brad Davis
City officials said 174 new units of affordable housing are likely to be available for lease in Columbus by the end of 2026 after two projects were awarded federal low-income housing tax credits (LIHTC) Thursday.
By: Brad Davis
COLUMBUS, Ind. — More than 120 people gathered at Yes Cinema on Wednesday night to share their thoughts about potential solutions in helping those experiencing homelessness, including the possibility of creating permanent supportive housing units in Columbus. The public forum inside the Kalsi Conference Center was attended by community-members of all walks of life and […]
City officials said 174 new units of affordable housing are likely to be available for lease in Columbus by the end of 2026 after two projects were awarded federal low-income housing tax credits (LIHTC).
By: Brad Davis
More than 120 people gathered at Yes Cinema on Wednesday night to share their thoughts about potential solutions in helping those experiencing homelessness, including the possibility of creating permanent supportive housing units in Columbus.
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