UPDATE: Monroe County government offices closed until July 8

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Monroe County government offices, including the county's court system, will stay closed until July 8, according to an update from the Monroe County alert system.

At noon Monday, the county Monroe County government offices and courts closed because of a “government-wide server outage,” cancelling all scheduled court hearings for the rest Monday.

The Monroe County Jail, Sheriff's Office, and highway department remained open and will continue working through the outage.

It is currently unclear what caused the outage. The outage could go longer if the issue continues.

Bloomington to offer free on-street parking for Thanksgiving weekend

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MCCSC board postpones Childs-Templeton merger

First Bloomington snowfall predicted to come Thursday

The high temperature for Thursday will be a low 34 degrees.

MCCSC board postpones Childs-Templeton merger

The goal of the merger, which was approved by the board in April, is to consolidate the two schools based on socio-economic status and to address concerns over a disparity in recourse availability at the two schools.

IU Health eliminates 100 positions with new regional operating model

Some IU Health employees will transition to other roles within the company while others will no longer have a position.

State Road 45/46 reopens to two lanes as off-ramp construction continues

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Ethics Committee won’t release Gaetz report, as Democrats turn to other tactics

Gaetz, who resigned from Congress soon after his nomination was announced, is accused of sexual misconduct with a minor and drug use.