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Monroe County's weekly cases per 100,000 residents down to 114
Monroe County confirmed 28 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, up from 21Tuesday. It’s the most confirmed cases this week so far.
Too soon to call COVID-19 endemic, experts say
Endemic is a term used for a disease that is normally seen in a population, said Shandy Dearth from the Indiana University Fairbanks School of Public Health.
Eviction courts are “insane” as new and old filings pile up
An estimated 64,000 eviction cases have been filed in the state since the start of the pandemic, with roughly 6,000 filed just since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention moratorium was struck down in August.
Kirkwood to reopen to cars at end of October
Kirkwood Avenue will reopen to cars at the end of October, after parts of the street were closed to vehicles in March for outdoor dining.
Justices seem set to revive marathon bomber's death sentence
The Supreme Court sounded ready Wednesday to reinstate the death penalty for convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Chicago water advocate appointed as Great Lakes regional EPA administrator
President Joe Biden has chosen a new administrator to oversee Region 5 of the Environmental Protection Agency — which covers Indiana and other Great Lakes states.
Covered Bridge Festival returns after cancellation last year
Parke County brings back the famous Covered Bridge Festival for the week.
Expert: Rokita statements against Biden's Indigenous People’s Day proclamation show political agenda
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita spoke against President Joe Biden’s proclamation making October 11th Indigenous People’s Day.
Owen County addresses financial woes in 2022 budget
The Owen County Council proposed a budget of $16.7 million, up a million dollars from the 2021 budget.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett on police retention, casino license
Bennett says the city hasn't reacted, but has been evolving policing for some time. He prefers Lucy Luck gaming as the city's casino operator. And we get an update on the end of this year's paving projects.
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