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Purdue Researcher: Dark Mode May Not Save Smartphone Battery As Much As You Think
Hu’s team analyzed four Android phones released in the past four years. They determined how dark mode affects 60 seconds of activity on six of the most popular apps on Google Play, including Google Maps, YouTube and calculator.
Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty Against Man Charged With Death Of Two Women At NHK Factory
The Clinton County prosecutor’s office is seeking the death penalty against a man charged with murdering two women in the parking lot of an NHK factory in Frankfort late Wednesday.
Amtrak Unveils Plan For Expanded Service In Indiana
Amtrak wants to re-establish service between Louisville and Indianapolis, a route it used to service until 2003. The route would include stops in Jeffersonville and Columbus.
State And Local Hospitalizations Continue To Rise
There are 104 persons hospitalized with the virus in District 8, which includes Monroe, Brown and Bartholomew counties. That’s up from 100 Thursday and 87 Wednesday.
Beef Prices Are Rising, But Farmers Aren't Cashing In
Climbing prices impact anyone seeking to put a burger or steak on a plate this summer.
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City Removes Homeless Encampment Under B-Line
The city of Bloomington removed a homeless encampment from under the B-Line over Grimes lane this morning.
Ball State: 62 Percent Of Students Vaccinated Ahead Of Monday Class Start
Classes at many Hoosier colleges, including Ball State University, begin on Monday. Students and faculty will return to campus for a second academic year in a global health pandemic.
UNC Law Professor: Vaccine Mandates For Universities Not Considered Controversial Legally
Law professor Richard Saver was not surprised by last week’s Supreme Court refusal to hear an appeal by a group of IU students, asking for an injunction against IU’s vaccine mandate. Justice Amy Coney Barrett issued the ruling.
City Reports Second Employee COVID-19 Case For August
The city of Bloomington reported one positive employee COVID-19 case in the Bloomington Fire Department this week.
Fourth Street Garage Replacement To Open Monday
The Fourth Street Parking Garage’s replacement will open next week on Monday, August 23, after closing at the start of 2019.
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