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BA.2 variant of omicron causing rise in COVID cases nationwide
A sub-variant of omicron is causing COVID-19 cases to rise across the country once again. But because testing has dropped off significantly, the number of positive cases reported is likely low.
IU to take bids for Poplars demolition next month
There’s no timetable for when demolition will begin, and that there are currently no plans for what will take the building’s place – it’ll remain a green space for the foreseeable future.
Former casino executive pleads guilty to tax fraud
John Keeler’s guilty plea Monday came just one hour before his federal trial was scheduled to begin in Indianapolis.
Police try to ID boy’s body found in woods, set up tip line
Police say anybody with information on the boy whose body was discovered in Washington County should call 1-888-437-6432.
Officials say bird flu found at 3rd Indiana duck farm
So far this year, 24 states have found cases of bird flu affecting chickens, turkeys and ducks.
Bloomington leases Trades District garage storefront
The commission also approved $21,551 for three neighborhood improvement projects.
Holcomb headed to Europe for second trade mission in last few weeks
The week-long trade mission will include visits to Sweden, the United Kingdom and Monaco.
State announces $189 million in broadband grants, spread across 80 counties
The money goes to telecom companies and providers who then connect unserved communities.
A new program offers free Lyft rides to people in recovery from addiction
The program is available to anyone actively engaged with one of Indiana Recovery Network’s 20 regional recovery hubs.
Semi-Autonomous robots compete in Indiana state competition
More than 30 high school teams competed over the weekend in the first Indiana Robotics State Championship at the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute.
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