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Indiana's Virus Cases, Hospitalizations Return To May Levels
Indiana’s new cases and hospitalizations for COVID-19 have rebounded to levels last seen in May as an especially contagious coronavirus variant continues spreading, state data show.
Lee Hamilton: Find Facts Of Capitol Insurrection; Work Together To Solve Problems
The 17-term Indiana congressman and highly decorated Hoosier statesman who received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2015 shared thoughts on issues surrounding Jan. 6 and more in an address Tuesday to the Bloomington Rotary Club over Zoom.
Garbage Truck Stuck Under Railway Bridge On North Adams Street
A garbage truck became stuck underneath the railroad bridge over North Adams Street just south of 10th Street Tuesday.
State Officials Report More Than 1,000 New Daily Cases For First Time Since June 2
The state also reported more than 767,000 positive cases since the pandemic began. The state listed 735 Hoosiers hospitalized with the virus Tuesday, up from 685 Monday.
New Brown County Schools Superintendent To Start Next Week
The Brown County School Board unanimously approved Emily Tracy’s hiring during a special meeting last Thursday.
Parratto, Schnell Win Silver On Platform At Tokyo Games
Jessica Parratto and Delaney Schnell saved their best dive for last and were rewarded with a silver medal in the women’s synchronized platform diving Tuesday at the Summer Games in Tokyo.
Economists Ask: Do Medicaid Paperwork Hassles For Doctors Worsen Health Care Disparities?
A new study suggests that doctors can face several administrative hassles when trying to get paid for health care services provided to Medicaid patients.
Former Hoosier King Upset In Breaststroke Final At Tokyo Olympics
All eyes were on Indiana graduate Lilly King and South Africa’s Tatjana Shoemaker in the women’s 100-meter breaststroke final at the Tokyo Olympics Monday night.
Indigenous People Say Indianapolis Indians Should Change Team Name
A spokesperson for the Indianapolis team said a nickname committee was formed last summer, and discussions are ongoing regarding changing the name.
Free Virtual Pre-K Program Offered To Low-Income Families Statewide For The First Time
A virtual preschool program will expand its reach in Indiana this year as it becomes available statewide for the first time. The national nonprofit behind the program is partnering with the state as COVID-19 cases rise.
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