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Monroe County’s weekly cases per 100,000 down to 111 from 114 last week
The state reported 113 new positive cases among residents at long-term care facilities this week after 126 last Wednesday and 141 Oct. 6.
Health experts cautiously optimistic for a better pandemic winter after last year's surge
Last winter saw a surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths. Health experts say there is reason to be hopeful this second pandemic winter will be different.
State explores ways to improve child fatality review system
Most counties have child fatality review teams responsible for helping the state identify trends and possibly prevent future deaths.
EPA lays out plans to address PFAS, some say it doesn't go far enough
PFAS have been found in everything from carpets, to fast food wrappers, to firefighting foams on military bases — like Grissom Air Reserve Base near Kokomo.
Annexation remonstrance period underway; here's what you need to know
Van Buren Township Trustee Rita Barrow says she’s been busy helping residents who’ve been asking how they can fight annexation.
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Businesses nervously await fine print of vax-or-test rule
The full enforcement deadline, which could carry penalties of about $14,000 per violation, may not take effect until after the new year.
White House details plans to vaccinate 28M children age 5-11
Federal regulators will meet over the next two weeks to weigh the safety and effectiveness of giving low-dose shots to the roughly 28 million children in that age group.
Earlham College announces tuition-free program for some Hoosier students
Richmond’s Earlham College says some low-income Hoosier students will pay no tuition to attend the private Christian university.
Ag barometer: farmer sentiment weakens to lowest level since July 2020
American farmers are less confident about current and future conditions than they were a month ago, according to the September Ag Economy Barometer report.
Monroe Co. Council adopts a new $86 million budget
The $86,183,593 budget is an 8.5 percent increase from 2021.
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