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Police investigating stabbing at Miami Correctional Facility
According to an ISP news release, correction officers found 23-year-old inmate Jamar Greer in a common area suffering from a stab wound to the chest.
Thousands without power after storms, deluge hit NE Indiana
Crews were working Wednesday to restore power to about 14,500 Indiana Michigan Power customers, most of them in the Fort Wayne area, after winds up to 70 mph swept the area Tuesday night.
Monroe County reported 180 new COVID-19 cases last week
The county’s seven-day average of cases is 31, just three over the prior week’s average. The CDC rates Monroe County at medium-level risk and urged people in the county to get tested if they’re experiencing symptoms.
City Limits: Stars align for future of Waldron Arts Center
Constellation will produce both traditional and original theatre and feature-length films. The group plans to tell some stories through both mediums. It’s calling this the “page to stage to screen” pipeline.
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Hoosiers rally for abortion rights on day special session was supposed to begin
The rally marked the day Indiana lawmakers were supposed to meet in a special session. That session got pushed back as Republicans craft an abortion ban.
Indiana Democrats criticize Republicans for delaying inflation relief
Democrats have been calling for a suspension of Indiana gas taxes for months. They are also pushing for the proposed $225 inflation relief checks to go to all Hoosiers, not just those who filed income tax returns last year.
DNR urges safety after summer drownings
Despite this year’s growing list of fatalities on the water, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources said that 2022 has not been an anomaly so far.
Health officials, legal experts wait to see how far Indiana legislature will go after Roe v. Wade struck down
The model law does not recommend exceptions for rape or incest, but does include language for those exceptions for the “certain states” where it may be necessary “to have additional exceptions.”
To spur diversity in sports medicine, NFL teams will host med students from HBCUs
The National Football League is launching a program to invite medical students from historically Black colleges and universities to work with NFL teams’ medical staffs this season.
Bloomington gives final go ahead for broadband project
Meridiam’s network will provide one Gigabit per second exclusively through a yet-to-be-named internet service provider (ISP) for at least five years.
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