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With COVID-19 Numbers Worsening, Holcomb's Position Remains Unchanged
Gov. Eric Holcomb remains clear – he will not reimpose any statewide COVID-19 restrictions. That’s as the state and country are in the midst of a new wave of worsening COVID-19 conditions.
Motorist Killed, 9 Students Hurt After Car Hits School Bus
A motorist has been killed and nine students hurt when her car crashed head-on into a school bus in central Indiana.
Back to School: Combating Misinformation On How To Keep Children Safe
Local school boards, school officials, teachers and parents are suddenly finding themselves on the frontlines in the battle to keep kids safe from contracting COVID-19 at school.
Rolls-Royce Completes $600M Indianapolis Revitalization, Plans More State Investment
Rolls-Royce North America continues to expand its investment in Indiana. The completion of a $600 million revitalization of its Indianapolis facilities is one of several major upgrades the company’s making in the state.
U.S. Department Of Education Approves Indiana's COVID-19 Relief Funding Plan
The U.S. Department of Education has approved Indiana's plan outlining how the state is using the latest round of federal COVID-19 relief funding. Officials announced approval of Indiana's plan alongside a handful of other states Thursday.
Clinic CEO Says Abortion Case Victory Is “A Win” For Indiana Women
Several major Indiana abortion laws were struck down in federal court on Tuesday. The case was brought by the Whole Woman’s Health Alliance, which operates an abortion clinic in South Bend.
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Supreme Court Justice Won’t Block College Vaccine Mandate
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett on Thursday refused to block a plan by Indiana University to require students and employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
City Reports One Positive Employee COVID-19 Case So Far For August
City of Bloomington officials said one employee with the police department’s dispatch center reported a positive COVID-19 test this week.
Noon Edition: Indiana Counties Protected By New CDC Eviction Moratorium
Counties are subject to the moratorium depending on CDC metrics reported daily. Monroe County is labeled a high level of community transmission.
Biden's Electric Vehicle Goal Could Affect Auto, Ethanol Manufacturing In Indiana
President Joe Biden signed an executive order to make half of all new cars sold by 2030 electric vehicles. That could have a big impact in Indiana — which is one of the top states for automotive production and for ethanol.
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