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Oraco.News

While Northeast Indiana Votes Down New Casinos, West Baden Keeps Restoring What It Already Has

Mr.Newz Nov 10, 2026
Weather
Lawco.NewsMonco.NewsOraco.NewsJacco.NewsBroco.NewsGreeco.NewsMartco.NewsWasco.News

Southern Indiana weather update — Mon Nov 9, 9:22 PM EST: 48°F, Clear sky

High near 65°F · Low around 35°F. Clear sky conditions. Updated 9:22 PM.

Mr.Newz Nov 9, 2026
Weather
Oraco.News

Orange County weather update — Mon Nov 9, 9:06 PM EST: 47°F, Clear sky

High near 64°F · Low around 37°F. Clear sky conditions. Updated 9:06 PM.

Mr.Newz Nov 9, 2026
Featured
Monco.News

Fearing Complete Replacement, Bloomington City Council Bans “Super Intelligence”

We must have solved crime and homelessness huh?

Kristen Withers 4 Nov 9, 2026
Monco.News

Thomson Launches Reelection Bid Days After Another Kirkwood Shooting

The November 1 incident was the third multi-victim shooting on or near Kirkwood in 2026.

Kristen Withers 2 Nov 7, 2026
Opinion
Jacco.News

Jim Lucas 69s again,

And why progressives should keep the lights on.

Daniel Pierson 2 Nov 5, 2026
Monco.News

Bloomington Unrolls Financial Relief: Cheap Liquor Licenses

Downtown Bloomington restaurants can now apply for new three-way alcohol permits priced at $25,000. Applications opened November 6 and run through November 30. The permits, made available under Ordinance 2026-18, cover the Downtown Redevelopment District and the Courthouse Square Historic District. They allow service of beer, wine, and liquor. Unlike the traditional quota permits that have traded as high as $250,000, these district permits cannot be sold or transferred and must be returned to the state when a business stops using them. The fee itself is set by the state. Details appear in the [Herald-Times](https://www.heraldtimesonline.com/story/news/local/2026/11/09/bloomington-alcohol-permit-applications-open-downtown-businesses-indiana/92641851007/) and the city’s own announcement. The stated purpose is to give locally owned restaurants a lower-cost path to full alcohol service…

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Kristen Withers Nov 4, 2026
Broco.News

Disgusting Haircuts For The Win

Oliver is a family law attorney and mediator who lives in a log cabin in Brown County.

Skylar Lehr 1 Nov 4, 2026
Featured
Mr.Newz

State House Results Across the Mr.Newz Counties

Indiana voters cast ballots on November 3, 2026. Democrats broke the Republican supermajority in the Indiana House of Representatives for the first time in 14 years. In the eight southern counties covered by the Mr.Newz network the results were more mixed, with one clear flip and several Republican holds. House District 62 covers all of Brown County and portions of Monroe and Jackson counties. Democrat Amy Huffman Oliver defeated Republican incumbent Dave Hall. Oliver received about 59 percent of the vote to Hall’s 41 percent. The seat had been held by Republicans in recent cycles. Oliver becomes the first Democrat to represent the district since 2010. House District 61 covers most of Bloomington and surrounding areas in Monroe County. Democrat Matt Pierce ran unopposed and retained the seat he has held since 2002. House District 46 includes western portions of Monroe County,…

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Mr.Newz Nov 4, 2026
Opinion
Lawco.News

Sean Steele and Chase Cummings talked me out of it

I am not flipping. I am not switching to Chris May. I am not voting.

Tabitha Stroud 9 Nov 3, 2026
Featured
Monco.News

Kirkwood Shooting: Mayor insists it's the gun's fault.

Mayor Kerry Thomson’s public response has centered on Indiana’s gun laws. In a video and subsequent statements she called the state’s laws “lax,”

Kristen Withers 2 Nov 3, 2026
Featured
Broco.News

The Nashville Dream Is Being Rented Out by the Night

Short-term rentals have multiplied across the hills and into town. Some are careful local operations. Others are managed by companies that run multiple properties.

Mr.Newz 2 Nov 3, 2026
Featured
Martco.News

Martin County’s Recycling Center Faces December Hearing as Finances Stay Thin

Terry Dailee Nov 3, 2026
Featured
Mr.Newz

Farmer's Almanac Looks Ahead: Milder Lean for Southern Indiana, With the Usual Caveats

Historical accuracy in Indiana has been uneven. Local reviews by Indianapolis television stations of recent winters found the almanacs correct on the direction of temperature and snowfall.

Mr.Newz 1 Nov 3, 2026
Mr.Newz

The mask finally slips, Sean Steele takes to Facebook to attempt damage control.

Have you ever seen calm, collected AND irrationally upset before?

Bob Taylor 2 Nov 2, 2026
Wasco.News

Family Detains Borden Man Accused of Trying to Abduct Teen at Gunpoint on North Naugle Road

A 53-year-old Borden man is in the Washington County Detention Center after deputies say he tried to force a teenage girl into his car at gunpoint outside her home on North Naugle Road Friday afternoon.

Daniel Pierson Oct 26, 2026
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Infonomicon

J&B on the Rox: The First Television Series on the Internet

The hosts mixed drinks on camera and talked. There was no budget. The camera was a consumer VHS-C.

Zachary Campbell Oct 26, 2026
Opinion
Monco.News

Ellettsville Has Become Bloomington’s Suburb

Once an independent bastion now an extension of Bloomington's Housing and Retail Hell.

Kristen Withers Oct 26, 2026
Featured
Monco.News

IU Credit Union Caught Charging Overdrafts on Money It Already Approved. $800,000 on the Table.

They said yes. Then they charged you for saying yes. That is the practice now sitting in front of a Monroe County judge, wrapped in an $800,000 settlement fund and a denial of wrongdoing that has not gotten thinner with age. IU Credit Union authorized debit-card purchases on accounts that had the money. When the charges settled later, the credit union treated them as overdrafts and kept the fee. Members are getting the notice this month. The credit union is still saying it did nothing improper. The state’s highest court already told the credit union it could not hide the case in arbitration. ## The $4.31 that cost $30 On October 3, 2018, Tonia Land swiped her debit card for $4.31. IU Credit Union authorized it. The account had the funds. When the transaction posted, the credit union assessed a $30 overdraft fee. Land sued on March 18, 2021, in Monroe Circuit Court, cause 5…

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Kristen Withers 2 Oct 25, 2026
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Lawco.News

Not Satire, Lawrence County's Dollar General density is double state average

Lawrence County’s roughly dozen Dollar General stores serve a population of about 45,600, equating to approximately 21–22 locations per 80,000 residents. That figure is roughly double Indiana’s statewide average of about 10 stores per 100,000 (or roughly 8 per 80,000), placing the county among the denser markets for the chain in the state. The stores sit in the disposable merchandise market a high-volume, low-price segment focused on consumables, household basics, and limited-shelf-life goods rather than fresh produce or durable items. Dollar General’s small-box format is built for frequent, modest trips, which is why the company clusters locations in rural counties like Lawrence where larger full-service grocers are thinner on the ground. Workers and public records have repeatedly described the stores as chronically understaffed. Lean schedules that leave one or two employees c…

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Mr.Newz 2 Oct 22, 2026
Mr.Newz

We Are Jaime: How West Encapsulates Average Democrat Mentality in Indiana

The clearest example of an Indiana Democrat yet.

Bob Taylor 1 Oct 16, 2026
Featured
Mr.Newz

Everyone Needs a Hero: Lawrence County's Carter Fields Is in the Running for Super Kid

Carter Fields lives in Lawrence County. At 19 months he was diagnosed with recurrent respiratory papillomatosis.

Mr.Newz Oct 14, 2026
Featured
Monco.News

A Reader Asks: Is Richland Township Protected Because Ellettsville Is Inside It?

Bob takes a user submission

Bob Taylor 1 Oct 9, 2026
FeaturedOpinion
Monco.News

Mayor Kerry gets put through the spanking machine.

The Bloomington City Council stripped $6,486,683 out of her proposed 2027 budget

Kristen Withers 1 Oct 9, 2026
Featured
Broco.News

The Music Center Money Fight: Who Gets the Extra Money, and Should the County Own the Hall

That is the local dispute. The larger question is whether a county of about 15,000 people should own a concert hall at all.

Skylar Lehr Oct 8, 2026
Mr.Newz

Incumbent Senator In Indiana Caught Shoplifting

“I have been experiencing concerning changes in my judgment and cognitive functioning,”

Bob Taylor 1 Oct 8, 2026
Opinion
Martco.News

Living Distractionless: Making the Hard Choices to Get Back to "You"

Spend time wondering.

Terry Dailee Oct 7, 2026
Featured
Mr.Newz

Have you ever wanted to be a reporter?

MR.NEWZ is in a pickle and needs your help!

Mr.Newz Oct 6, 2026
Lawco.News

Hoosier Hills Hamfest Is Saturday at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds

Vendors set up at 6 a.m. Indoor tables are $10, with a discount for more than one. Tailgating outside the main building is $5 a spot. Radio, electronics, and computer sellers are preferred.

Zachary Campbell 1 Oct 5, 2026
Monco.News

Death Threats at Highland Park: Two Sixth-Graders Admit the Messages, and the Rest Is Still Private

An email from the Monroe County Community School Corporation said five sixth-graders at Highland Park received direct social-media messages from accounts impersonating classmates.

Daniel Pierson 4 Oct 3, 2026
Opinion
Mr.Newz

Is Indiana hiking Property Taxes for Cuts to Data Centers?

A recent post blurs three financial events to stir up Data Center rage.

Mr.Newz 5 Oct 1, 2026
Mr.Newz

Mr.Newz Learns a New Trick!

Explaining the newest experiment of the Mr.Newz platform.

Mr.Newz 3 Oct 1, 2026
Jacco.News

Five Weeks Out in District 69

The race for Indiana House District 69 is five weeks from Election Day and still has not produced a joint appearance.

Bob Taylor Sep 30, 2026
Featured
Monco.News

After Being Unaffirmed by Hoosier Dems, Young Tries Again

Lilliana Young lasted one primary against Matt Pierce and is already lining up the next one.

Kristen Withers 2 Sep 30, 2026
Nomicon

Infonomicon

Everything you used to do online still exists.

The Aesthetic Obsession, The Discord Delusion, The Cargo Cult Mentality

Mr.Newz Sep 29, 2026
Nomicon

Infonomicon

The Pontiac Aztek: The Future Taken For Granted

The Pontiac Aztek was ugly.. Owners who kept them got a useful truck with a cockpit display most luxury brands had not bothered to adopt.

Mr.Newz Sep 29, 2026
Featured
Mr.NewzLawco.News

More than a parade, the Persimmon Festival brings people together

Every year, people come to Mitchell for the Persimmon Festival, but the celebration has become about much more than the event itself. For some, it is a longtime tradition, while for others, it is a chance to experience something new.

Austin Niehoff · Indiana Newsroom 7 Sep 27, 2026
Featured
Mr.Newz

Five IMPD Officers Charged as State begins enforcing surveillance policies.

All five are accused of fraud and official misconduct.

Daniel Pierson Sep 24, 2026
Opinion
Mr.Newz

“High Crime, LMAO”: Law Enforcement has to answer for Flock Use.

Indiana was not merely a slice of the information. Indiana made up the the whole sample.

Daniel Pierson 1 Sep 16, 2026
Featured
Oraco.News

Fiddles, Hillside Shows, and a Dome Full of Standards: Orange County’s Music Scene

That is the county’s oldest music business, even if no tickets are sol

Mr.Newz Sep 16, 2026
Featured
Broco.News

Lock up your daughters: Abe Martin Is Loose in the Hills Again, and You Can't Stop Him.

How a cartoon hillbilly became the county’s unofficial mayor

Mr.Newz Sep 16, 2026
Featured
Monco.News

Personnel Matter: Monroe County’s Health Chief Is Out, and She Is Already Lawyered Up

Lori Kelley’s last official day was September 10.

Kristen Withers 4 Sep 16, 2026
FeaturedOpinion
Mr.Newz

Mugshot mills and the degradation of "news"

Do any of us know what news is anymore?

Daniel Pierson Sep 15, 2026
Featured
Monco.News

Shorter Name: Novo Drops “Nordisk” on Paper, Not in Bloomington

The rest of the industry has been doing the same thing for years:

Skylar Lehr 4 Sep 14, 2026
Martco.News

U.S. 50 Is Still Martin County’s Problem Child

If you live in Martin County, you already know the sentence. U.S. 50 is closed again.

Terry Dailee Sep 14, 2026
Featured
Jacco.News

For Local Agriculture: Decaying Infrastructure and Tightening Financial Controls

Indiana's future under the technology fueled scrutiny of the new age.

Daniel Pierson Sep 14, 2026
Featured
Lawco.News

Knights of Columbus sell Tootsie Rolls and make a smooth $22,000

Council 1166 just closed the main weekend of its 49th Tootsie Roll Drive and has already cleared more than $22,000.

Mr.Newz 1 Sep 14, 2026