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If you or a loved one falls into that age group, you can register at OurShot.in.gov. If you’re in need of assistance, you can call 211 or one of Indiana’s Area Agencies on Aging.

Bloomington has paid out $65,000 to employees in COVID-19 vaccine incentives

The city announced in June any employee who was vaccinated against COVID-19 would receive $100.

Program to help connect foster youth with health care

An Indiana nonprofit that works with youth aging out of the foster care system will establish a new health focus.

About 100 people came to the Statehouse for a hearing two days before Thanksgiving on proposed legislative that would effectively ban businesses from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Dozens testify, many opposed, on proposed COVID-19 vaccine mandate bill

Proposed legislation that would effectively ban businesses from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates drew heavy disapproval during an hours-long Statehouse hearing Tuesday.

Turkeys for sale at a Meijer in Lafayette.

Indiana Farm Bureau survey finds Thanksgiving meal costs higher than last year

The Indiana Farm Bureau’s annual Thanksgiving market basket survey reflects the effects inflation and supply chain issues are having on food.

IDOH and Purdue University launch program aimed at closing equity gaps in healthcare access

The first phase of the project will include holding community conversations across the state to identify key areas of need.

Gov. Eric Holcomb speaks during a Tuesday news conference at Camp Atterbury.

Holcomb expects Camp Atterbury resettlement efforts to end by January

The National Guard base has been a temporary home for some 7,200 people who fled Afghanistan after the collapse of Kabul in August

Soil samples from controlled burn not above IDEM lead limits, city says

Lead levels in soil samples near the High Street burn on Nov. 5 don’t exceed the Indiana Department of Environmental Managements limits, according to a release from the City of Bloomington.

Last month, the cost of a Commercial All-Zone Permit increased from $55 per vehicle to $103.

City of Bloomington announces free holiday parking

Parking garages will also be free Dec. 24-25 and Jan.1-3 in observance of Christmas and New Year’s Day, respectively.

The lawsuit between Joshua Payne-Elliott and the Indianapolis Archdiocese has been ongoing since 2019.

Fight between gay teacher and Indianapolis Archdiocese sent back to court

A former Catholic high school teacher has won the latest legal battle in his ongoing lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.

IDOH launches resource to connect Hoosiers to monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19

The Indiana Department of Health has launched a new resource for Hoosiers with questions about COVID-19 treatments.

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