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IU officials: Prepared for more “normal” pandemic semester, planning for monkeypox
Dr. Aaron Carroll, IU’s chief medical officer, says the university is better prepared to deal with COVID than years past, and he is optimistic the upcoming fall semester to be close to “normal” considering the global pandemic.
Indianapolis oil recycling plant fined $300K for air pollution
As part of the settlement, Metalworking Lubricants will install a new system to reduce its emissions by 95 percent.
Indiana 3rd graders could read better before the pandemic
Results out Wednesday show nearly 1 in 5 Indiana third graders lacked strong vocabularies and phonics – the fundamental skills required to become a young reader and academically successful.
Indy airport going green in $190 million runway construction project
The initial phase of the construction is expected to be completed this October, with two additional phases of construction in 2023 and 2024.
Kids are going back to school. Experts say monkeypox isn’t a major concern
A handful of monkeypox cases among children have been reported in the U.S., out of nearly 9,000 cases reported so far.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett on statehouse special session, jail move
Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett addresses abortion and inflation relief legislation. Also casino construction is underway, prisoners will be moving to the new jail soon, and a quick update on road paving.
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Clarksville, Richmond develop plans to protect residents from extreme heat
Climate change is expected to make heat waves longer and more intense. Cooling cities down can save lives.
These Black youth want to improve mental health in Indy
In 2021 there were 271 homicides and 324 victims of non-fatal shootings in Indianapolis. There are fewer homicides so far this year, but ongoing violence creates fear and depression among youth.
South Bend’s lone abortion clinic to close when new state law takes effect
The South Bend clinic has seen an uptick in calls from states like Kentucky, Ohio and Texas since the overturn of Roe v. Wade earlier this summer.
Democratic leaders, candidates speak against abortion ban, hope to motivate voters for fall election
Indiana Democratic Party Chair Mike Schmuhl says voters have the power to inspire change if they are dissatisfied. Indiana’s general election is Nov. 8; the voter registration deadline is Oct. 11.
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