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The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus says its 2022 agenda is focused on “economic empowerment.”

The new year has seen more than three thousand Hoosiers hospitalized daily with COVID 19. It’s the longest stretch of hospitalization numbers that high since December of 2020, and it’s continuing to tax hospitals around the state.

A resident of Kinser Flats Apartments who barricaded himself inside Tuesday afternoon eventually was removed without injury, according to Bloomington Police.

In total, 19,084 Hoosier have died because of COVID-19 since the pandemic began.

The bill is one of several moving through the Indiana Legislature that seek to require all school curricula to be vetted by parent review committees and posted publicly online, in addition to banning schools’ ability to implement concepts like critical race theory.

The pandemic upended education for about 50 million American students, and U.S. lawmakers responded by giving schools an unprecedented surge of federal funding — including nearly $3 billion for Indiana schools.

Indiana reports more than 15,000 new COVID-19 cases in a single day. State health officials open booster shots to Hoosiers 12 to 15 years old.

Indiana House Republicans blocked an effort Monday that would’ve required gun owners to safely store their firearms when a child could access them.

Hoosier Democrats have their first candidate for this year’s secretary of state race.

Farmers will have to pay more to get their seed tested by the state if an Indiana Senate bill, SB 129, becomes law. It passed unanimously in committee on Monday.