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State Records Seven Day Positivity Rate Of 7.5 Percent, Up From 6.8 Percent Friday
Indiana health officials reported 616 new COVID cases Monday, down from 1,461 new cases Friday which was the most daily reported cases for the state since April 29.
Coronavirus: Cases On Rise Again, Holcomb Doesn’t Reimpose Statewide Restrictions
Gov. Eric Holcomb doesn’t reimpose statewide restrictions. Indiana Department of Health officials strongly urge masks in school, but aren’t requiring them. And a few local governments begin reinstating mask requirements.
Former Hoosier Apple Anchors 400 Medley Relay To Gold
Zach Apple anchored another relay gold medal win for the United States in the pool.
IU Trustee Melanie Walker Has Died
Melanie Walker recently chaired the search committee that selected Pamela Whitten as the new president of IU.
Child Among Injured In Shooting By Indianapolis Funeral Home
The shooting happened as a funeral service was in progress at Sprowl Funeral & Cremation Care. Officers called to the scene found a mother trying to get her child to the hospital. The 4-year-old girl was hospitalized in critical condition.
Indiana Police Boosting Patrols To Enforce School Bus Safety
More than 200 Indiana police agencies will be boosting their patrols this fall to crack down on school bus stop-arm violations and dangerous driving near school bus stops and in school zones.
Longtime IUPUI Chancellor Paydar To Retire Next Year
School officials announced Nasser H. Paydar’s pending retirement Thursday. He has served as chancellor of IUPUI and executive vice president for Indiana University since 2015.
Indiana Businessman Gets 5 Years For Ponzi-Style Scheme
George S. Blankenbaker Jr., 56, was sentenced Wednesday by a federal judge in Indianapolis who also ordered him to pay $1.5 million in restitution and to three years of supervised release.
Indiana Drivers Holding Cellphones Face License Penalties
A law banning cellphone use took effect in July 2020 to combat distracted driving. That law allowed tickets of up to $500 against violators but delayed by a year any state Bureau of Motor Vehicles points toward a driver’s license suspension.
Manchester U To Restore Chime Bells For 100th Anniversary
Manchester University has hired The Verdin Company of Cincinnati, Ohio, to remove and refurbish the existing 10 bells, create four additional bells, and build a new tower structure.
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