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Burial Set For Ironworker Killed At Indiana Steel Mill
Visitation and the funeral ceremony were planned for Sunday, The (Northwest Indiana) Times reported. Briney was working as a contractor at Cleveland-Cliffs Indiana Harbor steel mill in East Chicago. He was a father to two children.
Indianapolis Symphony Sets Fall Concert Series Virus Rules
Symphony officials also announced Thursday that when the fall concert season begins Sept. 17, all guests will be required to wear face masks, regardless of their vaccination status.
State Health Officials: Don't Take Anti-Parasitic For Animals To Treat COVID-19
State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box and Indiana Department of Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lindsey Weaver shut down misinformation Friday that an antibiotic to treat animals could be used against COVID-19.
Immunocompromised Hoosiers Should Get Third Dose, State Health Officials Say
State health officials are encouraging eligible Hoosiers to get a third shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. This additional dose is different from the booster shots recently announced by the Biden administration.
Marine From Indiana Among US Troops Killed In Kabul Attack
The Logansport Community School Corp. announced on social media that Sanchez was a graduate of Logansport High School in the 18,000-person city about 70 miles north of Indianapolis.
Voting Rights Group Starts Contest For Indiana Redistricting
The group All IN For Democracy said the contest is aimed at finding “fair” proposed election maps to present to state legislators before they vote in late September on the once-a-decade redistricting based on population shifts.
Indiana State University Sees 13% Drop In Student Enrollment
Indiana State officials announced this past week a fall semester enrollment of 9,459 at the Terre Haute campus — down almost 1,400 students, or 13%, from last year.
Man Found Dead In Rubble Of St Joseph County Fire, Explosion
Neighbors said they heard a loud explosion, and police and firefighters arriving on the scene encountered a debris field surrounding a home that was fully engulfed in flames, police said.
Hoosier Among U.S. Service Members Killed In Kabul Airport Attack
Cpl. Humberto Sanchez, from Logansport, died along with a dozen other American service members and many more Afghan civilians in the bombing attack.
Holcomb Issues Statement On Service Members Killed In Kabul
“Indiana grieves alongside the world on the loss of the 13 U.S. service members who put their lives on the line to protect our country,” the governor's statement said.
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