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ISP speaks on Prescription Drug Take Back Day this weekend

Several Indiana law enforcement agencies and local organizations are holding drug take-back events this weekend to safely collect unused medications and vaping products.

Lafayette, IN · 18d

wvigthelegend.com

Terre Haute Man Allegedly Voted Illegally For Years

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – A Terre Haute man is accused of voting in six Indiana elections despite not being a U.S. citizen. According to a probable cause affidavit, 41 year old Francisco Aguilar Romero has DACA status and is not a U.S. citizen. Investigators say records show he voted in elections from 2018 through 2024, including the 2022 and 2024 general elections and the 2023 municipal election.

Terre Haute, IN · 19d

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Bloomington Convention Center update: $660K bid OK’d for Seminary Pointe demolition

Construction of the Bloomington Convention Center expansion continues to move toward a Jan. 8, 2027, completion date. A dedication ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 2 p.m. At its Wednesday (Oct. 21) meeting, the Monroe County capital improvement board (CIB) voted unanimously to approve a $660,000 bid from...

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Attorney General Todd Rokita and Vigo County Prosecutor Terry Modesitt File Felony Charges Against an Alleged Illegal Alien for Registering and Voting Multiple Times in Indiana Elections

Attorney General Todd Rokita and Vigo County Prosecutor Terry Modesitt file felony charges against an alleged illegal alien for registering and voting multiple times in Indiana elections. Vigo County Prosecutor Terry Modesitt: “We appreciate the partnership with Attorney General Rokita in making sure that elections in Vigo County, and all...

Vigo County, IN · 20d

wvigthelegend.com

Wabash River Regional Development Authority Approves New Projects

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — New developments are coming to Terre Haute. One is a $60 million redevelopment of the Haute City Center and the other is a $3.3 million transformation of a historical building in downtown Terre Haute. The projects were approved at the Wabash River Regional Development Authority...

Terre Haute, IN · 17d

WTWO/WAWV

Local officials react to feasibility study happening in Sullivan County

SULLIVAN CO., Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — A feasibility study is taking place in Sullivan County for a possible nuclear power plant coming to the area and local officials are excited for the prospect of one coming to the area. American Electric Power, Amazon and X-energy are looking to see if Sullivan County is the best place […]

Sullivan County, IN · 19d

Indiana Daily Student

Temporary road closures and parking restrictions ahead due to Homecoming activities

On Oct. 30, Bloomington residents will experience temporary road closures and parking restrictions in relation to the Indiana University Homecoming parade, according to a press release from the City of Bloomington. The parade will begin at 5:30 p.m. and travel east from Washington Street to Indiana Avenue’s Sample Gates.

Bloomington, IN · 19d

WTWO/WAWV

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Terre Haute Citywide Cleanup scheduled again for coming weekend

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— The city of Terre Haute is bringing back its citywide cleanup this fall at a new location. Residents of Vigo County can bring unwanted household items and yard waste in an effort to keep our neighborhoods looking better. The new drop-off location will be at the previous location of Terre Haute […]

Terre Haute, IN · 19d

The Center Square

Illinois Quick Hits: Clerk sentenced for spending taxpayer funds on personal expenses

(The Center Square) – A Clark County judge has sentenced a former Dolson Township clerk to five years in prison and ordered her to pay more than $168,000 in restitution after prosecutors said she misused township taxpayer funds by spending them on personal expenses. Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and Clark County State’s Attorney Kyle Hutson said Kimberly Grable, 46, of Marshall gained access to the township’s checkbooks after she was elected in April 2025. Schaumburg man charged in $66.2M COVID fraud scheme A Schaumburg man is charged in connection with a $66.2 million fraud scheme after he allegedly billed for at least 380,000 COVID-19 tests that were never performed. According to court documents, Rajesh “Raj” Patel, 52, was the co-owner and chief operating officer of a clinical laboratory located in Hillside that processed PCR tests during the pandemic. Patel’s lab allegedly paid Meridian Medical Staffing Inc. tens of millions of dollars for providing test specimens of purported patients who never existed or never provided the specimens. Illinois first lady spends $500,000 on Ohio gubernatorial candidate Illinois First Lady M.K. Pritzker has announced that she is investing $500,000 to support Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton. Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s

Illinois · 20d

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County board still has questions for CMH

Crawford Memorial Hospital finances were again the focus of a CMH board meeting last week. CMH completed the month of September with mixed results operationally and financially, Chief Financial Officer Mike Harbor said. Medical/surgical in-patient volumes have dropped in the past year but to an extent have been replaced by...

Crawford County, IL · 20d

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Oct. 22, 2026: Monroe County budget; commissioner salaries; IU luncheon; deer crashes; IOSHA safety fine

Based on the National Weather Service forecast in text and charts here’s some advice. Thursday: Slow down. Before 9 a.m. there could be some patchy fog. Wear a light jacket or sweater to start the day, because we’re starting from an overnight low in the mid forties. But you can shuck off that outer wrap soon enough, because it will be sunny and clear with a high temperature around 70F°.

Monroe County, IN · 20d

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Ceremony to be held Friday to name stretch of road after Bob Knight

There is a ceremony Friday at 11 a.m. ET in connection with the naming of part of State Road 45/46 as Bob Knight Memorial Way, WFIU is reporting. Earlier this year, the Indiana state legislature unanimously passed a resolution calling for the Indiana Department of Transportation to name the stretch of State Road 45/46 between College Ave. and Fee Lane after the legendary IU basketball coach. This span is just north of Assembly Hall and Memorial Stadium at the north end of the IU campus.

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Avian Influenza Detected in Multiple Indiana Counties

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) as the cause of death for multiple geese in Hamilton County. Additionally, multiple blue-wing teal in Greene County were confirmed to have HPAI through surveillance conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services and DNR Division of Fish, Wildlife & Nature Preserves.

Hamilton County, IN · 21d

The Herald-Times

Bloomington drivers to face weekslong lane restriction

Drivers in downtown Bloomington will encounter a new lane restriction starting Wednesday, Oct. 21. Here’s what you need to know. Where in downtown is the lane restriction? The city will close the eastbound lane on Second Street, from South Walker Street in the west to College Avenue in the east. The westbound lane will remain open. How long will the lane be closed? The lane will be closed starting Oct. 21 for up to 45 days, though city officials expect the closure to be lifted by Thanksgiving. Why is the lane being closed? The lane is being closed because of ongoing construction work related to the former hospital site, which the city is turning into a new neighborhood, called Hopewell. The city said in a news release that the closure will allow crews to replace asphalt and install new stormwater infrastructure, among other things. What else is the city doing on Second Street? The city is installing a two-way protected bike lane along the north side of Second Street, from Walker to the B-Line Trail, and also will replace traffic signals at the intersections of Second Street with Walker and Rogers Street. The project also includes new lighting, curb ramps,

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Monroe County council sticks with proposed 2027 salaries, keeps commissioners at 85%

The president of the board of Monroe County commissioners made another attempt Tuesday evening (Oct. 20) to convince county councilors to bring salaries for commissioners salaries into line with other full-time elected county officials. But the county council adopted its proposed 2027 salary ordinance, as well as the whole 2027...

Monroe County, IN · 20d

WTWO/WAWV

Wabash Valley Community Foundation Clay County affiliate awards almost $140,000

The Clay County affiliate of the Wabash Valley Community Foundation awarded $138,540 to seven local organizations on Thursday to support transportation, emergency response, arts, and recreation programs.

Clay County, IN · 19d

WTWO/WAWV

Terre Haute Food Inspections: Oct. 12 – Oct. 18

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Here are the food inspections for the last week in Terre Haute, courtesy of the Vigo County Health Department. Establishments with no violations: Establishments with violations: Los Tres Caminos, 5147 S. US Hwy 41 (4 Non-Compliance) Texas Roadhouse, 201 E. Turner St. (4 Non-Compliance) Stables Steakhouse, 939 Poplar St. (3 […]

Terre Haute, IN · 21d

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Hoosier Action to host community forum at Monroe County Fairgrounds Tonight – October 22, 2026

Hoosier Action’s Uplands Chapter will host a community forum Thursday evening at the Monroe County Fairgrounds, inviting residents, elected officials and candidates to discuss cost of living, health care and housing. The People’s Forum: A Community Conversation is scheduled for 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Draper-Earles Auditorium. Doors open...

Monroe County, IN · 19d

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City of Bloomington seeks community input to create their first public safety plan

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The city is asking for the community’s help as it creates their first public safety plan. “That is the goal. Definitely to make people feel safer and to make people feel like they have a voice,” said city council member Isabel Piedmont-Smith A few dozen community members packed into the city council […]

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