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Hoosier Families Are Already Getting The New Child Tax Credit
Some Hoosiers received the first monthly installment of a child tax credit Thursday. It’s a one-year-only program from the American Rescue Plan designed to help families emerge from the pandemic.
Local Officials Worried About Stagnating Vaccination Rates, Delta Variant
The spreading Delta variant and stagnating COVID vaccination rates have Indiana health officials concerned.
Herd Immunity Via COVID-19 Vaccines 'A Fool's Errand' In Rural Indiana
With cases of the more infectious delta variant already increasing, in the state’s least vaccinated county, it is an uphill climb.
Low COVID Vaccination Rates, Hot Housing Market | Indiana Newsdesk
The uphill climb to get people vaccinated as the Delta variant takes hold. Indiana’s housing market is on fire. And police officers from across the country gathered in Terre Haute to remember an officer killed in the line of duty.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Placed On Disciplinary Probation For Hazing
The sorority will face social event restrictions through October.
17-Year-Old Arrested For 2019 IU Campus Stabbing, Pleads Guilty To One Felony Charge
Three days before trial, a Bloomington man accused of stabbing and choking a 13-year-old two years ago on the IU campus has pleaded guilty to one felony charge.
Another Slow-Moving Cold Front To Bring Heavy Rain
A cold front will make its way through Indiana tonight and into Saturday morning. The system is expected to stall over central Indiana, leading to heavier rainfall. Forecasts predict at least two inches across most of central Indiana, with amounts as high as four inches in local thunderstorm areas.
State Adds About 600 New COVID Cases To Its Toll
The latest numbers showed 13,514 total confirmed deaths and more than 760,103 positive cases since the pandemic began.
SBA Loans Still Available After Outreach Centers Close
The deadline to apply for a disaster loan for physical damages is Sept. 7. The deadline for businesses and nonprofits to apply for economic injury loans is April 7, 2022.
Senator Braun Signs On To Bill Ending Mask Mandate On Public Transportation
Indiana Senator Mike Braun is co-sponsoring the Travel Mask Mandate Repeal Act of 2021.
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