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NCAA To Start Using 'March Madness' For Women's Tournament
Using the phrase, which has been associated with the men’s tournament for years, was one of the recommendations stemming from an external review of gender equity issues of the tournaments.
National Labor Relations Board Memo: College Football Players Are Employees
The National Labor Relations Board's top lawyer says college football players and some other athletes in money-making sports are employees of their schools. The guidance could lead to players forming unions and negotiating over their working conditions.
Eli Lilly Reduces Price On Generic Insulin A Second Time
Starting Jan. 1, Lilly will drop the cost of its Insulin Lispro Injection – the generic of its insulin Humalog – by 40 percent, saving about $50 per vial. The reduction makes the price comparable to what it was in 2008.
House Panel Subpoenas Organizers Of Jan. 6 Trump Rally
Mississippi Rep. Bennie Thompson, the chairman of the committee, said in a release that “the inquiry includes examination of how various individuals and entities coordinated their activities leading up to the events of January 6.”
Council Flags Concerns In City Budget Two Weeks Before Vote
Several councilmembers expressed concern over the lack of their priorities in Mayor John Hamilton’s budget.
Shortage Of Workers Taking A Toll On The Restaurant Industry
The pandemic has taken its toll on Bob Costello, who owns three Soma Coffeehouses, the Laughing Planet restaurant and the Village Deli.
Monroe County's Cases Per 100,000 Decline For First Time In Three Weeks
The state reported 385 new positive cases among residents at long-term care facilities this week after recording none last week. Two weeks ago,121 cases were recorded.
Monroe County Remains In Orange As COVID-19 Metrics Improve
If Monroe County drops to the blue advisory level, meaning there are fewer than 10 new cases per 100,000, the mask order will automatically expire.
IU Chief Health Officer Reports Declining Case Numbers, Recommends Flu Shots
Dr. Aaron Carroll, chief medical officer and leader of IU's COVID-19 medical response team, answered questions about flu shots and positive COVID-19 cases on IU's campus on Wednesday.
Braun, Young Will Vote No On Raising Debt Limit
The Biden Administration says the government could default on its bills if the debt ceiling isn’t raised, but Sen. Mike Braun isn’t persuaded.
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