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Family Of Inmate Who Died In Custody Hires P.I.
The family of a Kentucky woman who died in a Southern Indiana jail last month hired a private investigator to help find out what happened.
Indiana Surpasses 3,000 New COVID-19 Cases, First Time Since January
The Indiana Department of Health reported more than 3,000 new COVID-19 cases Thursday. This is the first time since late-January – the beginning of Indiana’s vaccine rollout – the state has reported this many cases in a single day.
Monroe County Area Has 60 Hospitalized With COVID, Five Times More Than Last Month's Low
Health officials reported 32 new Monroe County COVID-19 cases Thursday and 33 Wednesday as numbers continue to grow.
Hoosiers Call For Fair, Transparent, Competitive Legislative Districts At Statehouse Hearing
Dozens of Hoosiers told state lawmakers what they want to see in new legislative maps at a Statehouse hearing on redistricting Wednesday. It was the last in a series of meetings held around the state the last few days.
Republican Lawmakers Nix Another Round Of Statewide Hearings On Redistricting
Republican leaders Wednesday threw cold water on calls for another round of public hearings across the state on redistricting once lawmakers unveil proposed legislative maps.
Reform Advocates Decry House Republicans' Redistricting Consultant
The Republican caucus contracted with Washington, D.C. attorney Jason Torchinsky as they prepare to draw new legislative district lines.
MCCSC Bus Crashes Thursday Injuring 4 Inside – One Child LifeLined To Riley
An MCCSC School bus crashed Thursday morning injuring three students and the driver.
Local Officials Make The Most Of Moratorium Extension
The Biden Administration is once again extending the moratorium on evictions, this time to areas of the country where COVID-19 cases are high.
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Indiana Republicans Eye Quick Approval Of New Election Maps
Republicans said they planned to quickly advance the new maps to final votes once they are drawn following months of waiting for delayed U.S. Census data on population shifts.
City Limits: Annexation Public Hearing Concludes, What's Next?
Public hearings on Bloomington’s annexation proposal ended Wednesday night. There are more questions than answers about what happens next.
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