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IU Health awards Ivy Tech $8.75M to increase capacity for nursing programs
The funds are earmarked to increase nursing student enrollment and support services and increase recruitment and compensation for faculty and staff. Ivy Tech has a goal to admit 600 more nursing students each year by 2025.
Possible snow Saturday, cold temperatures expected to continue
Widespread freezing fog that developed overnight spanning from Indianapolis to Bloomington to Washington, had some Hoosiers scraping windshields Friday morning.
Weekly Statehouse update: State of the State address, partisan school board races testimony
School board candidates would be forced to declare a political party under legislation Indiana lawmakers are considering, but the nearly two dozen people who testified at the bill's first hearing Tuesday opposed the bill.
Ex-GOP mayor making bid against Rep. Mrvan for Indiana seat
A former Republican mayor is campaigning for a congressional seat in northwestern Indiana, signaling that the GOP aims to make its most serious bid in decades in a district that’s long been a Democratic stronghold.
Sony laying off 100, moving Indiana disc work to Austria
Sony DADC is cutting about 100 workers at a western Indiana plant that began cranking out compact discs in the 1980s and will move all the plant’s gaming and disc manufacturing to Austria.
'Why are you telling me how to run my business?' HB 1001 frustrates, confuses some employers
Under the bill, which is set for a House vote Tuesday, businesses are allowed to require employees to be vaccinated. But if they do so, they’d have to accept exemptions for four reasons.
Navient settlement to provide more than $31 million in relief to Hoosier borrowers
Student loan servicer Navient has agreed to a $1.85 billion settlement with 39 states, including Indiana.
Indiana reports 16,000+ new COVID-19 cases, pushing confirmed total past 1.4 million
Indiana has reported 110,696 new cases in the last week. For context: the entire month of November only reported 81,211 and all of December reported 160,934.
Monroe County sets COVID-19 record two days in a row, extends mask mandate
The state confirmed 16,563 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, which is a new record for the most cases reported in a single day since the pandemic began.
Indiana government leaders react to Supreme Court vaccine mandate opinions
Gov. Eric Holcomb said he “respects” two opinions issued from the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday.
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