Bloomington residents protest outside dignitary discussion featuring Sen. Todd Young
Around 100 protesters chanted and honked car horns throughout the event.
Around 100 protesters chanted and honked car horns throughout the event.
Young attended a Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce event at Monroe Convention Center.
SB 287 passed the house, making partisan school board elections close to reality.
The event featured new-elected Indiana Democratic Party Chair Karen Tallian, among other speakers.
Bloomington shoppers cite concern for equity as companies reduce diversity and inclusion initiatives.
A bill prohibiting students from using CrimsonCards as proof of identification is awaiting the governor’s approval.
The Monroe County Vote Center Study Committee recommended the county convert to vote centers.
Similar protests happened across the country Saturday.
Indiana Sen. Jim Banks introduced a bill to defund National Public Radio.
The town hall will take place 7 p.m. April 28 at The Warehouse.
Nate Cavanaugh now leads the U.S. Institute of Peace, according to court documents.
This will be Young’s fourth appearance at the chamber event.
The deal with Nippon Steel could revitalize American manufacturing and create new employment opportunities.
A reintroduced bill seeks to implement successive investigations under trade remedy laws.
Bloomington will appeal a ruling upholding 2019 state law.
Around 30 people attended the meeting. One said he was “disappointed” it adjourned early.
State party insiders will choose a new chair on Saturday.
The Department of Education sent a letter to 60 universities under investigation for antisemitism.
Samuel Ujdak was picked to be the next party chair Saturday.
The proposed budget does not include the College Success Program.