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Body found inside car submerged in Bloomington pond Sunday
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office deputies found a body in the driver’s seat of a car submerged in a pond Sunday in Bloomington, according to a MCSO press release. The press release states officers were dispatched to the 2500 block of N. Stonelake Drive, a residential area near State Road 45 and I-69, due to a report of a vehicle seen partially submerged in a pond in the area.
Southern Indiana woman charged with supplying drugs that killed 30-year-old man in July
It wasn’t heroin that killed 30-year-old Cole Deboy, but a deadly mix of fentanyl and a new-to-the-scene animal tranquilizer called xylazine. The Bloomington man bought one-tenth of a gram of the deadly powder hours before his grandmother found him dead July 2. Makayla Rose Matlock, the 24-year-old woman who has admitted selling Deboy the drugs for $20, is charged with dealing in narcotics and dealing in a controlled substance resulting in death. She faces 20 to 40...
Convenience store rezone OK’d by Monroe County even without sewer connection, developer’s attorney says ‘We’ve made public health a political football.’
The vote was 3–0. The approve came even after last week it was denied a requested sewer connection by Bloomington’s utilities service board (USB). The development will use a septic field instead of sanitary sewer. The land in question is located on the southwest corner of the intersection...
Bloomington Cops Bitten By Dogs
BLOOMINGTON, IND — Three police officers were hospitalized after being bitten by a woman’s dogs during an attempted arrest. The officers were called around 2 p.m. on August 2 to the B-Line trail on Country Club Drive to help arrest Stacy Herrington. Court documents say that Herrington was facing multiple charges in Monroe County related to meth possession and resisting police.
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