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Dangerously low wind chills, and December sets high temperature records
Hoosiers across the state woke up this morning to sub-zero wind chill readings and single digit temperatures. Highs today will reach the upper teens to low 20s before swelling to the lower 40s on Saturday and Sunday.
IU Health: Avoid using ERs for COVID-19 testing
Brian Shockney, president of IU Health’s south-central region, says that hospitals have reached record-high numbers of patients across the entire system.
Weekly Statehouse update: Vaccine mandate ban, curriculum and classroom transparency
House Republicans’ top priority this session is a bill that effectively bans private companies from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Marion County jury trials halted after COVID-19 hits staff
All jury trials in Marion County will be delayed and reset to dates after Jan. 21
House, Senate leaders abandon all COVID-19 precautions for 2022 session
Indiana House and Senate leaders don’t appear to have many plans in place if there are significant COVID-19 outbreaks this session.
Amid the pandemic, many rural churches are struggling to stay open
Lowered attendance and financial struggles in churches were exacerbated by the pandemic, leaving smaller congregations in a vulnerable position.
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Noon Edition: A look back at 2021 with regional news editors, and what's to come in 2022
We'll talk with regional news editors at noon about the biggest news of 2021, and take a look at what's to come this year.
Lake Monroe incident won't go to trial; Purdy, Cox to finish restorative justice process
The agreement is similar to the one Vauhxx Booker entered in early December, which says if he completes the process, his battery and trespass charges also will be dropped.
Indiana reports 15K+ new confirmed COVID-19 cases. Experts say it’s omicron’s effect on state
The Indiana Department of Health added 15,277 new confirmed COVID-19 cases to the state’s total, pushing it beyond 1.3 million confirmed for the entire pandemic.
Indiana bill to limit conversations on race, politics in schools receives mixed opposition
Lawmakers in the Senate education committee endured nearly eight hours of testimony and debate Wednesday on a controversial bill focused on school curriculum and content.
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