A group of bills were introduced in the Indiana legislature focusing on women, mothers and working families. WFHB Correspondent Rasha Kamhawi presents some of those bills. While the Equal Pay Act has been law for almost 60 years, the National Women’s Law Center states women continue to be paid less than men for the same work. The pay gap translates …
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This week celebrates the birthday of Martin Luther King Junior. King fought tirelessly against racial segregation and discrimination in the 1950s and 60s. Fifty-two years after King’s death, a study by the Pew Center for People in the Press shows the United States still suffers from racial inequality. Rasha Kamhawi looks at how Bloomington remembers his legacy. In a national …
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A section of the B-line trail will close today and tomorrow, while contractors install two prefabricated bridges. City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department Director of Operations and Development David Williams said cranes will swing two large bridges into place, at the B-Line’s intersections with Grimes Ln. and S. Bryan Street, along the West Access Spur. The city of Bloomington …
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