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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By: Isabella Vesperini, Wfiu-Wtiu
CVS Pharmacy on College Mall Road will be closing permanently on May 8.
By: Juliette Albert, Isabella Vesperini
When my dad told me we were moving to Bloomington 13 years ago, I immediately started crying. I panicked. I wouldn’t live in Philadelphia anymore.
By: Isabella Vesperini
The first case of boxwood blight in Indiana was recorded in 2018.
By: Isabella Vesperini
Electric vehicles are more expensive and less widespread in the Midwest.
A new VA clinic is being built in Monroe County to provide veterans easier access to healthcare. The clinic is expected to open in fall 2025 and will be located along State Road 46 between Bloomington and Ellettsville.
Schools will have to work with local churches to coordinate when and how children can go to and from school for religious education. (Emma Atkinson, WFIU/WTIU News)
By: Brock Turner
More than a year after a train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, releasing toxic materials into the air and forcing over 2,000 people to evacuate, it is difficult to know what trains carry on a local level. It is also unclear when hazardous materials are scheduled to be transported through town.
By: Lucinda Larnach Wfiu-Wtiu
The City of Bloomington is partnering with Meridiam and GigabitNow to spend over $50 million on a project that will provide high-speed, affordable and accessible internet access for the city. After a year and a half of construction, approximately a quarter of the city has access to GigabitNow internet.
MCCSC does restrict access to certain websites on their Wi-Fi to mitigate the negative effects of social media and minimize distractions in the classroom. (Syda Productions/Adobe Stock)
By: Isabella Vesperini
Only 7 percent of trips taken in Bloomington are from their e-bikes.
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