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August Hearing Set For Suspect In Indiana Officer’s Slaying
Shane Meehan, 44, is scheduled to appear before U.S. Magistrate Judge Craig McKee on Aug. 13 in the federal courthouse in Terre Haute, the Tribune-Star reported.
Vauhxx Booker Facing Charges Over Last Year's Lake Monroe Incident
Booker made national news last summer after he claimed a group of White men jumped him and threatened to hang him as he was visiting Lake Monroe with some friends to celebrate July 4.
Monroe County Officials Expect To Bring Back Mask Policy Next Week
The change in policy would mean required masks inside all public establishments, which includes while entering and exiting bars and restaurants.
State Health Officials 'Strongly Urge' Masks In Schools, But Won't Require Them
State health officials say they’re not mandating masks in K-12 schools amid a surge of COVID-19 in part because local officials told them they want to make those decisions.
Masks In School, Preventing Catalytic Converter Theft | Indiana Newsdesk
MCCSC guidelines are calling for students to wear masks when school starts next week, but some want masks to be optional. How to protect your car from catalytic converter theft. And a Bloomington non-profit is recruiting out-of-state remote workers.
As The Delta Variant Spreads, Focus Shifts To Unvaccinated Hoosiers
State leaders are resisting calls for new mask mandates or further restrictions.
Indiana Reports More Than 1,400 News COVID Cases – Most New Daily Cases Since April 29
Twenty-six people are hospitalized with the virus in Monroe County, down from 33 yesterday. Hospitalizations hit a low of 12 patients July 15.
International Friendship Day Is Every Day For Group In Indianapolis
Jesse Lowery, James “Stuff” Parks and Earl Wharton-El have been friends since the fourth grade, growing up in Indianapolis and attending Crispus Attucks High School together.
Holcomb Convinced State Fair Will Be Safe Amid COVID-19 Surge
Gov. Eric Holcomb said he’ll be monitoring Indiana’s COVID-19 data as the State Fair begins. But he’s convinced it will be safe.
Holcomb Defends Not Reimposing Any COVID-19 Restrictions Amid Surge
Indiana is in the midst of the sharpest spike of COVID-19 cases since the earliest days of the pandemic. But Gov. Eric Holcomb says the state is in “a different place” as he defends his decision not to reimpose any statewide COVID-19 restrictions.
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