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Monroe Co. reports 5 new COVID-19 cases, state reports 313
The county’s seven-day positivity rate is now 5.9 percent.
Purdue expert on latest UN climate report: “We’re not able to adapt as fast as it’s happening”
A new report on global climate change is underlining the speed at which the world’s climate is changing - and how slowly efforts to reduce or adapt to those impacts are being made.
GOP lawmaker apologizes for remark on Black students
In his remarks, Rep Bob Behning cited a statistic that just 30 out of 1,000 Black students in the Indianapolis Public Schools system passed both the English and math portions of the state’s ILEARN standardized exam last year.
Indiana NAACP leaders decry education, environment bills in Statehouse
Black leaders from across Indiana on Monday weighed in legislation near the finish line that would affect everything from education to the environment during the NAACP’s annual legislative day at the Statehouse.
Indiana House passes bill on wind, solar siting guidelines
A bill that sets state guidelines for where wind and solar farms can be located passed the House on Monday.
IU expert says Ukrainian refugee situation will likely impact Europe more than U.S.
Experts say Hoosiers shouldn’t expect a Camp Atterbury situation with Ukrainian refugees, who could still be holding onto hope that they can return to their country when fighting ends.
City spending about $195,000 to plant more than 300 trees this spring
The city’s urban forester, Erin Hatch, said Bloomington is taking an environmental justice approach.
Legislation to require public comment at school board meetings nears finish line
Language in Senate Bill 83 simply says any public or charter school board must allow “oral public comment” on any agenda item at its meetings.
IU to sell beer at baseball and softball games
The announcement comes the day before the Hoosiers are scheduled to host Miami (Ohio) in their baseball home opener at Bart Kaufman Field.
Two Olympic medalists call Indiana ski resort home
Justin Schoenefeld won Indiana’s ever first gold medal in the 2022 winter games, and silver medalist Nick Goepper is the first Hoosier to bring home three Olympic medals in over a century.
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