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Local and state COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to drop
In District 8, which includes Monroe, Brown, and Bartholomew counties, 21 COVID-19 patients are hospitalized, down from 37 Tuesday and Wednesday. The last time hospitalizations were that low was July 21.
Annexation reform tabled as legislators grapple on how cities expand
Annexation reform will have to wait another year as Indiana legislators grapple on how cities can stretch their boundaries without losing public support.
Health experts talk next steps in public health response as COVID-19 numbers drop
Join us this week as we talk with guests about declines in COVID-19 numbers and what that could mean for public health response.
Monroe County mask mandate ends Friday, but health officials warn the pandemic isn't over
The state’s last remaining county-wide mask mandate is expected to end Friday at midnight with the expiration of the latest health emergency.
Indiana bill to close rape law loophole heads to governor
A bill that seeks to redefine rape and consent in Indiana is headed to the governor’s desk after state lawmakers gave it their final approval on Wednesday.
IU's Media School hosts panel to discuss Ukraine media's coverage
Indiana University’s s Media School hosted a panel Wednesday night to better understand the news reporting and messaging coming out of Ukraine.
Catalent has the tax breaks. But will it choose Bloomington for a $350 million expansion?
The $350 million expansion is not guaranteed. If selected, Catalent would add 1,000 jobs with an average salary of $60,000 over the next five years.
AG Rokita backs The People's Convoy: 'Thank you for standing up'
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita made a surprise appearance at the People’s Convoy's "Rally for Freedom & Accountability" on Wednesday.
Indiana surpasses 22,000 dead, rate slows following trend with cases, hospitalizations
Four counties – Benton, Fulton, Pike and Union – reported no deaths. And nearly half the state reported five or fewer deaths. Only Marion County reported more than 100 deaths.
Farm owner charged after dead alpacas found on property
In documents sent to reporters, Owen County Prosecutor Donald R. VanDerMoere II wrote that Childers abandoned and neglected 35 alpacas, three llamas, three chickens, two horses and nine canines in her custody.
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