Lucas Gonzalez is a Real-Time Editor for Indiana Public Media, WTIU, and WFIU, with a focus on local news in Bloomington, Indiana. His articles cover a range of topics including local government, transportation, business developments, and community events. Lucas has also been featured in WRTV and The Times of Northwest Indiana.
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Lucas Gonzalez's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Bloomington, Indiana. He is particularly interested in announcements and legal policy regulations related to city news, infrastructure projects, public transportation, and city officials. If you have insights into local government decisions or developments in the specified areas of focus within Bloomington, Indiana, your pitch could align well with his coverage interests.
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By: Lucas González
Authorities have arrested the suspected assailant in the killing of 23-year-old Malik Sims.
The mother of a slain Bloomington man describes him as a loving person who will be remembered for the care gave to others.
By: Lucas González
Monroe County has released a newly updated schedule for pickup of debris left by the June 25 storms.
By: Lucas González
Columbus experienced a data breach last Wednesday, the same day as an internet outage, city officials say.
The Bloomington Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) will meet on Aug. 12 to consider a proposed district that would grant historic protections to the city’s Green Acres neighborhood.
The Monroe County Commissioners will soon hear a proposal for a new gas station, complete with office space and an arcade, west of Bloomington.
The Monroe County Democratic Party chair is challenging Republican Randy Cassady’s candidacy in the District 2 race for the Board of Commissioners.
By: Lucas González
The work, which will affect lane and sidewalk access, is expected to last through November 15.
(Courtesy, Community Access Television Services (CATS))
A developer’s variance request for a proposed five-story condominium building with a restaurant on Kirkwood Avenue will be heard by the Bloomington Board of Zoning Appeals as soon as Aug. 22.
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