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Noon Edition: Remembering The 9/11 Attacks 20 Years Later
The events are the deadliest terrorist attack in history and destroyed more than $10 billion in property and infrastructure.
Monroe County Board Of Health Will Decide Whether To Extend Mask Mandate Sept. 22
Monroe County’s mask mandate is set to expire at the end of this month, after being implemented in August to counter rising COVID-19 cases.
Holcomb, Rokita, Lawmakers Set To Square Off In Court Again Over Emergency Powers
Gov. Eric Holcomb, Attorney General Todd Rokita and the General Assembly will square off in court again Friday, the latest hearing in an ongoing lawsuit over a new emergency powers law.
Hoosier National Forest Wants To Increase Camping Fees
The Hoosier National Forest is proposing charging a fee for camping at many campgrounds that used to be free and increasing rates at some others.
State Records More Than 5,000 New COVID-19 Cases For First Time This Week
The county reported one new death Thursday which happened Aug. 30. The county’s total number of confirmed deaths since the start of the pandemic is 188.
Former Indianapolis Firefighter Reflects On His Experience At Ground Zero
Twenty years ago, the country changed forever after terrorists flew commercial jets into the World Trade Center, The Pentagon, and a rural Pennsylvania field, killing thousands.
Why This Indiana Teacher Wants Students To Connect Emotionally With 9/11
For the first few years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Indiana history teacher Bob DeRuntz did not cover them in his high school classes.
Appeals Court Keeps Indiana Anti-Abortion Laws In Place, Temporarily Halts Earlier Ruling
A federal appeals court’s decision Wednesday means several, major Indiana anti-abortion laws stay in place, for now. The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals halted an earlier ruling that struck down those laws.
They lost loved ones in 9/11. We invited them to leave a voicemail in their memory
In the weeks leading up to the 20th anniversary of 9/11, NPR set up a phone booth in New York City and invited people to leave voicemails for someone they lost that day. Here's what they had to say.
City Council Approves Non-Binding Resolution For Increase In Police Salary
Mayor John Hamilton and police chief Mike Diekhoff did not speak during Wednesday’s meeting but expressed concerns in a joint statement issued prior to the meeting.
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