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IU resumes in-person classes on January 10
The university will reward students who are boosted, and expand testing options.
Man who barricaded himself at IU hotel charged with three misdemeanors
The man who barricaded himself in a hotel room at the Indiana Memorial Union Monday night was charged Wednesday with three misdemeanors.
Indiana House Republicans propose $1 billion in tax cuts
A proposed tax cut package introduced by Indiana House Republicans this week would cost the state more than $1 billion a year in revenue within the next three years.
State's top health official has tested positive for COVID again
State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box has become reinfected with COVID-19
Business leaders launch advocacy group Indiana Cann to urge lawmakers to legalize cannabis
A new organization of business leaders has formed to advocate for the legalization of adult use of cannabis in Indiana.
MCCSC board member resigns, board elects new officers
Jacinda Townsend Gides was appointed to the board in January 2020 and reelected later that year. Her term last through 2024.
Riley Children’s Hospital is treating record numbers of COVID patients
Indiana’s hospitals continue to be overwhelmed with COVID-positive patients. That includes the state’s largest children’s hospital, Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.
IDOH announces new limitations for rapid COVID-19 tests at state sites
The Indiana Department of Health will limit rapid antigen COVID-19 testing at state sites to Hoosiers 18 and younger and symptomatic Hoosiers 50 and older.
Purdue outlines plans for in-person start to next semester
Purdue University Tuesday outlined its plans for an in-person start to the second semester, as the school reported its sharpest increase in COVID-19 testing positivity rates this academic year.
A rare gene mutation in Black patients is associated with early-onset heart failure
New research finds a strong association between a rare genetic mutation and early-onset heart failure and hospitalization among Black Americans.
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