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Indiana Chamber Campaign Recognizes Employers With High Vaccination Rates
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s Wellness Council of Indiana launched a campaign Monday to recognize employers that encourage their workers to get vaccinated.
In Light Of Rising Quarantines, TSC Board Votes 6-1 To Mandate Masks
The Tippecanoe School Corporation school board voted 6-1 during an emergency session Monday to mandate masks within school buildings.
Indiana Schools Set New Cases Record, More Than 3,000 Cases In Last Week
Hoosier classrooms are now reporting thousands of new COVID-19 cases, setting a pandemic record.
Big Ten Teams Will Forfeit Games If They Can't Field A Squad Due To COVID-19
The Big Ten announced Monday if one university is unable to play a conference game due to COVID-19, the game will be declared a forfeit and not be rescheduled.
Monroe County Clerk To Request More Space Inside Election Central
Election Central is currently in the Johnson Hardware Building at 401 W. Seventh Street, but shares the facility with the probation department.
City Of Bloomington To Begin 2022 Budget Hearings
Mayor John Hamilton’s proposed budget of $106,611,922 is an increase of 12.1 percent from 2021. He said the $11.5 million increase relies on federal pandemic relief.
Pfizer Approved, But Some Rural Health Officials Still Not Optimistic About Uptake
The Food and Drug Administration gave Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine full approval Monday, but some health officials in rural parts of the state are still concerned about vaccination uptake.
State Officials Report More Than 1,800 COVID-19 Hospitalizations Monday
Officials reported 1,685 new cases of COVID-19 around the state Monday, down from 4,120 Friday and from 3,713 Thursday. The last time more cases were reported than Friday was Jan. 14.
Pentagon To Mandate COVID-19 Vaccine, As Pfizer Is Approved
The Pentagon said Monday that it will require service members to receive the COVID-19 vaccine now that the Pfizer vaccine has received full approval.
City Limits: Experts Say COVID Vaccines Don't Alter Your DNA
This week on for our City Limits Series, we're tackling your questions about misinformation surrounding COVID-19 and vaccines.
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