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Gary’s mayor imposes new restrictions amid COVID-19 surge
Mayor Jerome Prince said Thursday that the first phase of the city’s two-phase effort would begin immediately and stay in effect through Dec. 31, The (Northwest Indiana) Times reported.
New I-69 section’s southbound lanes open in central Indiana
Crews opened up the highway’s southbound lanes through Martinsville on Thursday, three days after traffic was allowed on the northbound lanes, the Indiana Department of Transportation said.
City of Bloomington reports five new employee COVID-19 cases
Two of the cases were among Bloomington Fire Department employees and one came from the police department.
IU Health sees record number of COVID patients
Indiana’s largest hospital system has more COVID-infected patients now than at any point during the pandemic.
Which Monroe County offices are up for election in 2022?
Several of the positions include U.S. Senator and county sheriff, as well as spots on county council and school boards.
Buttigieg doles out $241M to US ports to boost supply chain, $1.6M coming to Indiana
The move is part of President Joe Biden's near-term plan to address America’s clogged supply chain with infrastructure improvements to speed the flow of goods.
Shopping mall Santas in Indiana are feeling the effects of a tight labor market
The struggle to find workers may have reached all the way to the North Pole as shopping mall Santas say they’re seeing increased demand this year.
Navy team to aid Indiana's largest hospital amid COVID surge
The Indianapolis Business Journal reported that Indiana University Health had requested staffing assistance from FEMA.
Indiana surpasses 18,000 confirmed dead, 1.2 million confirmed COVID-19 cases
The rate of new deaths has picked up slightly following an increase in new cases.
LGBT school group wins injunction, can promote activities
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction Wednesday in favor of the Gay-Straight Alliance at Pendleton Heights High School northeast of Indianapolis.
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