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Holcomb Still Talking With Hospitals About Next Executive Order
Gov. Eric Holcomb didn’t shed any more light Tuesday on why he extended his latest COVID-19 executive order by just two days.
COVID-19 Hospitalizations Hit 2,300 For First Time Since Jan. 20
Indiana health officials reported 40 new COVID-19 cases in the Monroe County area, up from Monday’s 29. The country record 60 new cases Friday, matching the highest number of new cases in a day since February 3.
Camp Atterbury Will Temporarily House Afghan Refugees, Up To 5,000 Expected
Rep. Greg Pence said on Twitter he expected the camp to be ready to accept refugees in the next couple days, and that it should be able to hold to hold 5,000 people.
Buskirk-Chumley Theater To Require Negative COVID-19 Test Or Proof Of Vaccination To Attend Fall Events
The Buskirk-Chumley Theater will require all patrons to either get vaccinated for COVID-19 or produce a negative test to attend events this fall.
Vaccine Compliance As Low As 65% On Some IU Campuses
Compliance with IU’s vaccine mandate varies greatly among the campuses, especially among students.
Record Number Of COVID Cases Reported In Indiana Schools
More than 5,500 new cases were reported among Indiana students in Monday’s weekly update of the state’s coronavirus school dashboard.
Indiana Health Commissioner Defends Maskless Photo
Indiana’s health commissioner defended herself Monday against criticism arising from a photograph circulating on social media showing her not wearing a face mask during a wedding reception.
Indiana Farm Bureau's Delegate Session Highlights Need For Reliable Broadband
Indiana Farm Bureau President Randy Kron said broadband was the organization’s top issue in 2021 and remains a concern going into next year.
Nashville Food And Beverage Tax Dollars Climb During Pandemic
Nashville’s tourist stops saw a boost in business during the pandemic last year despite state restrictions.
Holcomb Extends COVID-19 Executive Order For Just Two Days
Gov. Eric Holcomb is again extending a limited COVID-19 executive order related to health care workers. But instead of another month, it’s just for two days.
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