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How Time Flies is a daily feature looking back at Pantagraph archives to revisit what was happening in our community and region. Bloomington police are investigating the deaths of two 56-year-old men whose decomposing bodies were discovered April 20 inside a tent in a wooded area behind a house on East Miller Drive.
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The City of Bloomington is asking residents and businesses to report any storm damage from Friday's storm in order to assess the full scope of damage and potentially apply for relief funds. The Herald-Times: What's going into the former Pizza Hut on Bloomington's east side? The former Pizza Hut property on Bloomington’s east side may be getting a new tenant. Here’s what we know. Where is the former Pizza Hut on Bloomington’s east side? It’s at 250 S. Pete Ellis Drive, ...
WBIW: City of Bloomington clarifies ownership and removal of Peoples Park Mural The City of Bloomington is aware of community concern regarding the recent removal and replacement of the Black Lives Matter mural located on ... FOX59 on MSN: Docs: Bloomington man arrested for 5th time in latest voyeurism case BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — A man previously convicted of voyeurism has been arrested again after being accused of spying on women in Bloomington. According to court documents, Michael Love faces three counts ... Bloomington North beats Terre Haute North, 4-3 with a walk-off double in the 7th Tuesday night. Spurs star Victor Wembanyama leaves Game 2 loss to Portland early, enters concussion protocol after ...
25 News Now: Storm damage is ‘so significant,’ as Bloomington company aids recovery efforts VT Development crews have been out clearing debris and helping Bloomington-Normal homeowners pick up the pieces. WBIW: City of Bloomington transitions away from Flock use after months-long evaluation 25 News Now: Confirmed EF1 tornadoes defy legend of ‘bubble’ protecting Bloomington-Normal WRTV: City of Bloomington moving away from Flock following months of evaluation Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thompson said Wednesday that the City is not renewing its contract with Flock LPR following months-long evaluation. Bloomington is cutting ties with Flock Safety, the license-plate reader company that has been under the microscope at City Hall for months. Officials confirmed Wednesday that the city will not renew ... The Pantagraph: Statehouse bill would give Illinois EPA greater oversight of manufacturers’ plastic pellet runoff The Pantagraph: Southern Poverty Law Center indicted on charges related to past use of paid informants The Pantagraph: Guard Chloe Spreen, forward Hannah Chicken transferring to Illinois State women's basketball
