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Indiana: 4 of 10 Hoosiers still not vaccinated for COVID-19
The Indiana Department of Health said Friday that 59.8% of Indiana residents 18 and older are now fully vaccinated. Fewer than 3.4 million Hoosiers had been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as of early Friday.
No letup for Indiana in 85-49 win over Northern Illinois
Trayce Jackson-Davis scored 19 points and blocked seven shots and Race Thompson finished with a double-double as Indiana rolled to a 85-49 victory over Northern Illinois in nonconference play on Friday night.
Four COVID-19 deaths confirmed in Monroe County
Monroe County’s weekly cases per 100,000 are down to 113 from last week’s increase, which had the county at 121.
Freezing lows and October climate summary
Temperatures will experience a dip through this weekend, as today’s highs in the lower 50s drift to the lower 40s tomorrow, lasting through Monday, and then springing back into the mid-to-upper 50s on Tuesday.
Nearly 9,000 Hoosiers ages 5 to 11 receive COVID-19 vaccine in eight days
About 9,000 kids ages 5-to-11 in Indiana have already received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine — just eight days after pediatric appointments opened.
Man who attacked girl at IU violin camp to be deported
A man sentenced to house arrest for attacking a 13-year-old girl with a pocketknife in 2019 as she was attending an Indiana University violin camp is now awaiting deportation to South Korea.
Internal documents: 1 in 12 IU Health employees exempt from vaccine requirement, reveals statewide variation
Across Indiana, the chances of receiving an exemption depends more on one’s employer than the quality of the request.
Controlled burn contamination, COVID religious exemption | Indiana Newsdesk
The aftermath of lead-tainted paint flakes and ash after a controlled burn. Using the religious exemption to avoid getting the COVID vaccine. And U.S. senator Mike Braun faces allegations of violating election laws.
Food banks in need of deer meat donations
With hunting season coming around, food banks are requesting people to donate deer meat.
Holcomb weighs potential tax cuts in 2022 or 2023 legislative sessions
Gov. Eric Holcomb said discussions are well underway to potentially cut taxes in the upcoming legislative session.
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