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Mayor Hamilton Recommends Area 7 Be Removed From Annexation Proposal
In a news release Tuesday, Hamilton said the decision is based on resident input after consulting with city staff and city council members.
Black Women Are Being Diagnosed With HIV At Higher Rates Than Other Groups
Sheila Muhammad tested HIV positive in 1990, when she was just 26 years old and pregnant with her third child.
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HIV Organizations Say More Work Needs To Be Done to Reach Black Women
Pamela Goodwin started the Indianapolis based nonprofit Women In Motion after she recognized she was at high risk for HIV, the virus that leads to AIDS. She wants to help other women — in particular women of color — in the same situation.
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Holcomb Unveils Equity And Inclusion Data Dashboard
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Tuesday he has taken steps to identify and address equity and diversity issues within state government. That comes a full year after announcing many of those initiatives.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Duke Bennett On No Mask Mandates, Annexation
The city is status quo on COVID-19 cases and doesn't see the need for more restrictions, the balance of annexing more people into a city, and a few interested casino operator parties have contacted the city.
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Health Officials Report More Than 2,000 New Cases For Second Time Since April
Sixty-one persons are hospitalized with the virus in Monroe County, up from 53 Monday, 44 Friday, and 49 Thursday.
Indiana House GOP Hires D.C. Republican Lawyer For Redistricting
Indiana House Republicans are working with a national GOP redistricting attorney as they prepare to redraw the state’s legislative district lines.
Hoosier Schools Report More Than 300 New Student Cases of COVID-19
Indiana schools are reporting hundreds of new student cases of COVID-19 – with some only days into a new academic year. And it's disrupting classrooms and extracurricular activities across the state.
Man Recovered From Lake In Greene County Identified As Linton Resident
The body of a man recovered from Midland Lake in Greene County has been identified as William P. Hendrix of Linton, Indiana.
Youth Apprenticeships Move Forward In Indiana, Despite Pandemic Challenges
The trend towards youth apprenticeships in Indiana is continuing despite challenges from the pandemic as a program in northern Indiana recently received $500,000 to continue paid career training for high schoolers.
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