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Biden Nominees Would Be First Black U.S. Attorneys For Indiana
President Biden nominated two Hoosier attorneys to head the northern and southern federal judicial districts.
MCCSC Requests COVID Relief Funds From The City For Vaccine Incentive Program
Superintendent Jeff Hauswald said the goal of the program is to get high school students excited enough to receive their COVID-19 shots.
There's Something Mysterious About Site 81 At Lake Monroe
Google ‘Lake Monroe’ and you’ll get the expected tourist, boat rental, realty property and Department of Natural Resources links. But if you dig down a bit, you can also find a link to something called ‘Site 81.’
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IU's Dr. Aaron Carroll Says Campus Will Be Safer Than Most Communities
He said breakthrough cases are bound to happen – IU President Pamela Whitten is an example. However, considering she only experienced mild symptoms, it is a good sign of things to come.
COVID-19 Outbreak Shuts Down Indiana Law Enforcement Academy
The Indiana Law Enforcement Academy – which trains the majority of police across the state – temporarily halted operations because of a COVID-19 outbreak.
Invasive Insect That Harms Wine Grapes, Fruit Trees Spotted In Indiana
An invasive insect called the spotted lanternfly has arrived in Indiana. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says it was found in Switzerland County — located about halfway between Cincinnati and Louisville.
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Monroe County Returns To Yellow Advisory On State Map
Health officials reported 29 new COVID-19 cases in Monroe County Wednesday but no additional deaths. That’s the most new cases recorded for the county since April 20. Newly reported daily cases have been on a gradual rise since June 9.
IMPD: FedEx Shooter Motivated By Suicide, Not Bias
Public safety officials announced Wednesday that the man who carried out a mass shooting this spring at an Indianapolis FedEx facility was motivated by suicide, not racial bias.
New Names Suggested For Jordan Avenue
A task force made up of Bloomington and Indiana University representatives has suggested two new names for Jordan Avenue.
Catalytic Converter Thefts On The Rise In Indiana
The summer of 2021 may go down as one of the busiest for the folks at Beck Service Center South of Indianapolis.
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