Joe Hren

Duke Energy reports more than 3,000 people without power after an outbreak of severe weather.

National Weather Service officials sent teams to survey the damage from Monday night’s severe weather.

Scattered to numerous thunderstorms with torrential rainfall can be expected this afternoon and evening.

"I think Hopewell was a perfect example of it's really difficult to build in Bloomington. I was getting calls from developers during that process, saying, if the city can't get this through, who can?" - Thomson on building audits

The Capital Improvement Board (CIB) approved a sculpture called “A Form of Connection.”

A new ordinance designates blocks of Kirkwood from Walnut to Indiana as a dedicated pedestrian zone each year from April through November.

The body overseeing the Monroe Convention Center expansion approved masonry repairs, window replacement, and new heating and cooling units.

Columbus officials are asking motorists to avoid Second Street downtown due to a water main break.

"Our major food bank, called the Love Chapel, over the past couple of years, has seen a significant increase in the number of people who are requesting help." - Ferdon on residents dealing with increased costs

The group wants the area to become a thriving small neighborhood with affordable housing, small businesses, green space, and cultural areas.