Isabella Vesperini is a journalist based in Bloomington, Indiana. She writes for Indiana Public Media, WTIU, WFIU, and the Indiana Daily Student, covering a range of topics including local news, education, community events, and opinion pieces. Isabella's work has also been featured in the Sullivan Daily Times.
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Isabella Vesperini's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the Bloomington area. She covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, and local policies. Her articles often include expert commentary and announcements.
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The Monroe County Fairgrounds will be hosting its first drive-thru light show starting Friday.
Malls are starting to adapt to a new generation of shoppers and trends, as stores are finding new ways to use technology to gain a larger customer base.
It’s getting harder to grow Christmas trees due to the rising temperatures and diseases. Warmer weather affects needle retention, dries the soil, and allows more pests to thrive.
By: Isabella Vesperini
The two jets came from Norfolk, Virginia.
By: Isabella Vesperini
Experts say Trump's mass deportation plans could harm the economy.
Plans for the 343-acre tech park in Ellettsville have been discontinued.
By: Isabella Vesperini
Nationally, 90 percent of travelers – 107 million people – are expected to drive, about 2.5 million more than last year.
By: Isabella Vesperini
In the U.S., an average of 7,000 to 9,000 flights are delayed every day.
People are shopping earlier; holiday décor and sales started as early as the beginning of November. (stevepb, Pixabay)
By: Isabella Vesperini
The airport has over 50 pieces of equipment to help keep roadways and tarmacs clear.
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