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Monroe County reports 10 new COVID-19 cases
Indiana University reported 20 new cases this week, 14 of which were students.
Holcomb urges Congress to act quickly on federal semiconductor legislation
Gov. Eric Holcomb joined President Joe Biden and others this week to call for a bill in Congress to create more semiconductor manufacturing jobs.
Gas prices, Milk bank demand, Legislature wraps-up | Indiana Newsdesk
The impact on the global market of the crisis in Ukraine. The state’s lone milk bank is scrambling to keep up with an increased demand for breast milk. And, the Indiana legislature wrapped up its 2022 session this week.
March 14 proclaimed ‘Local Hand Sanitizer Day’ in Bloomington
At the start of the pandemic, hand sanitizer was in short supply. Staff at local distillery Cardinal Spirits realized they had access to high-proof alcohol and quickly switched gears from spirits to sanitizer.
IU upsets top-seed Illinois, advances to Big Ten Tournament semifinals
Trayce Jackson-Davis wanted to show the critics he could excel against the Big Ten conference's top big men and that Indiana deserved an NCAA Tournament bid. So far, no complaints.
Cummins stops some Russian operations in response to war in Ukraine
In 2006, Cummins, Inc. entered a partnership with KAMAZ, a truck manufacturer whose majority stake is held by the Russian government.
Weekly Statehouse update: Tax cuts and guns sent to governor, harmful material bill dies
Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
Some of the 2022 legislative session's biggest issues defined by Republicans vs. Republicans
Disagreements between the House and Senate chambers aren’t unusual. But this session featured some particularly stark divides between the Republican supermajorities.
Donations to Indiana's only milk bank for infants aren’t keeping up with increased demand
The Milk Bank–which distributes donor milk to premature, ill, and other needing infants across the Midwest–has been experiencing shortages since the fall.
Hoosiers who are blind score legal victory over absentee voting rules
Hoosiers who are blind will have more freedom in how they vote in May’s primary election after a federal court’s ruling in a lawsuit against Indiana’s absentee voting rules.
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