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IU looks to expand program that trains Hoosiers to respond to overdose events
The program trains people how to administer the opioid antidote Naloxone and connects them to possible overdose events in their area.
Diabetes Advocates Say Eli Lilly's Generic Insulin Price Reduction Is Not Enough
Diabetes advocates say Eli Lilly’s latest price reduction on one of its generic insulins is not enough. One group says the cost of insulin is still “unaffordable and inappropriate” for many people.
Senate Republicans reject all proposed redistricting changes requested by public
Indiana Senate Republicans rejected all proposed changes to their redistricting map Thursday that had been prompted by public concerns.
Governor Holcomb extends public health emergency for 19th time
That declaration triggers his broad emergency powers and ensures Indiana remains eligible for federal relief.
Democratic Sen. Karen Tallian to resign from Indiana Senate
The Indiana Senate will get a new member before next session. Sen. Karen Tallian (D-Ogden Dunes) announced Thursday she will resign, effective Nov. 1.
Ginseng dealers see less stable market during COVID-19 and dwindling harvesters
Indiana is in the height of ginseng harvest season, according to DNR officials.
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Merck Says Experimental Pill Cuts Worst Effects Of COVID-19
Merck’s drug would be the first pill shown to treat COVID-19, a potentially major advance in efforts to fight the pandemic.
Former Surgeon General, State Health Commissioner Dr. Jerome Adams Joining Purdue University
Purdue announced Adams will be joining the school as a presidential fellow and the university’s first executive director of health equity initiatives. He’ll also teach in the public health and healthcare engineering programs.
Police Find 400 Pounds Of Pot After I-70 Traffic Stop
A van was stopped on I-70 near New Castle for following another vehicle too closely. Police found 16 cardboard boxes of vacuum-sealed pot in the back.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Defends Court's Emergency Docket In Notre Dame Lecture
It normally takes months for the Supreme Court to issue an opinion. But with emergency appeals, justices are asked to issue a ruling within hours or days.
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