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Indiana physician pushes back on Rokita’s legal advisory on unproven COVID treatments
Dr. Gabriel Bosslet, a pulmonary and critical care physician and associate professor at the Indiana University School of Medicine, said Rokita’s statement was unnecessary and likely issued for political purposes.
Fate of the Petersburg plant unclear as AES corporate goes coal free
AES Indiana President and CEO Kristina Lund said the utility won’t have a decision on Petersburg until late this year.
Indiana lawmakers still eyeing education bills left with uncertain futures in final weeks of session
House Education Committee Chair Bob Behning (R-Indianapolis) is weighing whether to add language to other existing bills or try again next year.
Indiana Ukrainians react to invasion, Regulating books, Avian flu | Indiana Newsdesk
Russia’s military invasion has many Ukrainians in the U.S. concerned. Librarians are concerned by attempts at the state level to regulate books. And a fifth turkey farm in southern Indiana has tested positive for avian flu.
Bloomington, IU community protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine
More than 175 people showed up at Indiana University’s Sample Gates on Friday to protest the Russian government’s attack on Ukraine.
Bloomington reports four new COVID-19 cases among employees this week
The city of Bloomington added four workers to its total who have tested positive for COVID-19 since the pandemic began, bringing that number to 294.
Bloomington-based fund invests $50,000 in beehive tech company
While the Bee Corp originally targeted the almond market in California, it expanded into the seed, berries and avocado markets both in the United States and globally last year. The investments will be used to fuel new growth.
Weekly Statehouse update: Handgun carry permits, changes – again – to school curriculum bill
Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
IU graduate among millions at risk as Russians advance toward Ukraine capital
Ukrainians with ties to Indiana University are among millions seeking safety as Russian troops wrap up a second day of attacks on the country. IU graduate Olesia Markovic is one of them.
Law limiting library defense options up in the air, while educators question its necessity
Legislation that would weaken a library’s defense if prosecuted for providing harmful materials to minors is in legislative limbo.
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