WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
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A group of white nationalists, anti-Muslim activists and self-described patriots have hit a roadblock in their plans to hold a get-together in central Indiana; Mayor Hamilton’s office has released the findings of the Innovation Task Force, a six month project by a group of city, community, and university leaders to improve the efficiency of local government; The Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization Committee met with the Indiana Department of Transportation on Friday to discuss the slowdown in construction on Section 5 of I-69.
FEATURE
The city of Bloomington has officially adopted new rules that dramatically increase the cost of accessing footage from police body cameras and dash cams. The standard fee for accessing a single video is now $150, the maximum allowed by state law. Until this summer, the fee was $20. The increase comes amid rising tensions around the country between police departments and the public, with instances of documented police violence regularly setting off major protests. Bloomington City Attorney Patty Mulvihill worked with city officials to propose the increase. She spoke with WFHB News Director Joe Crawford about the new fee and we bring you their conversation now for today’s WFHB community report.
INS AND OUTS OF MONEY
WFHB’s weekly financial segment The Ins and Outs of Money.
CREDITS
Anchors: Sarah Vaughan and Don Geyra
Today’s headlines were written by Joe Crawford, Kacey Ross and Jerrod Dill.
Our feature was produced by Joe Crawford.
The Ins and Outs of Money is produced by Ryan Stacy and Associate Producer Kristina Wiltsee.
Our engineer is Jennifer Brooks
Our theme music is provided by the Impossible Shapes.
Executive Producer is Joe Crawford.
