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Local Public Transportation Bodies Consider Federal Funding Requests
Nearly $19 million will be awarded during that period to Bloomington Transit, Rural Transit, Monroe County and the City of Bloomington.
Indiana Health Care Workers Rally for Higher Minimum Wage
Unionized health care workers in northwest Indiana demanded better pay and pushed lawmakers to mandate a $15 an hour minimum wage as they rallied outside their union hall in Merrillville.
Monroe Co. Drops Charges After Learning Woman Who Drove Through Protesters Has Been Dead Since February
A source within the Denver Police Department confirmed Bennett was found dead in a Denver hotel room on February 6.
Former Surgeon General Says CDC's Relaxing Of Mask Guidance Is Premature
Former United States Surgeon General and Indiana state health commissioner Jerome Adams said the CDC’s easing of mask restrictions is premature.
Another Hoosier To Plead Guilty In Capitol Insurrection
A sentencing hearing is scheduled for October. Until then, Dona Sue Bissey will not be held in jail.
State Officials Report 285 News COVID-19 Cases, Positivity Rate Continues To Rise
The state also reported more than 761,000 positive cases since the pandemic began and 493 Hoosiers are hospitalized with the virus.
Investigation Underway After Inmate At Jackson County Jail Dies
Indiana State Police are investigating the death of an inmate at the Jackson County jail.
Federal Judge Denies Preliminary Injunction Against IU Vaccine Mandate
The judge said IU’s policy has real implications but provides real options. Students, faculty and staff can take the vaccine, apply for an exemption or deferral, take a semester off, transfer universities, or attend online.
Indiana Democrats Touring State To Promote Biden Jobs Plan
The tour officially kicked off last week in South Bend. It was held at a local union hall – a fitting venue since Democrats say Biden’s plan will create good-paying union jobs.
Movimiento Cosecha Finishes 300 Mile 'Walk For Licenses' For Undocumented Hoosiers
Indiana passed a law in 2007 which tied driver’s licenses, permits and vehicle registration to citizenship and immigration status – aligning with 2005 federal legislation.
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