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Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett on COVID surge, casino operator
Like most places, Terre Haute is experiencing a COVID surge, Churchill Downs has been selected as the new casino operator, the city allocates American Rescue Plan Act funds, and the mayor reflects on 2021.
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Posso wins partial reversal to suppress evidence in child neglect, murder case
The Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled that police did not advise Luis Posso of his state constitutional right to counsel before he consented to searches of his motel room, van and cell phone after the death of his 12-year-old son.
Supreme Court weighs how much public gets to know about teacher discipline
The Indiana Supreme Court is weighing how much a public school has to tell the public about why it chooses to discipline an employee.
Indiana’s first Narcan vending machine installed at St. Joseph County Jail
In an effort to reduce opioid overdose deaths, Indiana’s first Narcan vending machine has been installed at the St. Joseph County Jail.
Facing pushback, West Lafayette City Council postpones vote on conversion therapy ban
Facing public pressure, the West Lafayette City Council on Monday decided to postpone a vote on an ordinance that would have banned the use of conversion therapy.
Local health leaders say COVID cases and hospitalizations are on the rise
In Monroe County, nine COVID-19 deaths were confirmed in September, six in October, and 17 in November.
Indiana joins others in objecting to USA Gymnastics settlement plan
The proposed settlement plan that would help USA Gymnastics emerge from bankruptcy releases other organizations like the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee from some or all financial responsibility.
This southern Indiana town is paying the utility bills for all its residents
Lawrenceburg enacted a similar assistance program in June and July 2020.
Demolition of old IU Bloomington Hospital to begin spring 2022
The City of Bloomington entered a purchase agreement for the old hospital site on West Second Street in 2018, and plans to develop the area into housing, green space, and other uses.
During the first year of the pandemic, Boone County saw huge growth in filled jobs
During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Boone County — just northwest of Indianapolis — saw the highest percent growth in jobs of anywhere in the state.
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