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Man Accused Of Killing Indiana Cop Hears Charge In Hospital
Shane Meehan “was not fully capable to participate in the hearing due to his physical discomfort and the administration of pain medication,” U.S. Magistrate Judge Craig McKee said in a court filing.
Indiana Reports 400 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Deaths Friday
The Indiana Department of Health's latest numbers showed 13,487 total confirmed deaths and 757,062 positive cases since the pandemic began.
Brown County Flea Market Burns
The owner of a building housing the Gnaw Bone antique market says lighting caused a fire that leveled part of the market.
Incoming Low-Pressure System Leads Way To Wet Weekend
Heavy rain is predicted to barrel in again, as the weekend approaches. These storms will come from a low-pressure system making its way through Indiana this evening. Once the rain begins, it’s expected to continue through Monday.
COVID Delta Variant, Company Productivity Post-COVID | Indiana Newsdesk
Health officials are calling the COVID delta the most disturbing variant. As the economy reopens, companies are learning about productivity. And it’s not uncommon to lose power during a storm, but why does it seem to happen to some people more than others?
Schools Must Decide On COVID-19 Restrictions After State Mandates End
Indiana is no longer requiring K-12 schools to implement any COVID-19 precautions or restrictions. State health officials say those decisions must now be made at the local level.
State Officials Sound Alarm On COVID-19 Delta Variant, But Plan No More Restrictions
Indiana health officials say they’re not planning any more statewide COVID-19 restrictions – even as they sound the alarm about a rise in cases related to the virus’s delta variant.
Affected Households Applying For SBA Disaster Relief
Forty households have inquired about disaster loans at the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Disaster Loan Outreach Centers, which opened this morning.
Jackson Township Trustee Ordered To Pay Back Over $70,000
Trustee Linda Auleman, the township’s executive and fiscal officer, overpaid herself by $54,603.12 since taking office in 2019, according to a State Board of Accounts (SBOA) investigation covering 2019 and 2020.
IU Student-Athletes Now Eligible To Make Money Off Name, Image And Likeness
The rule change essentially ends amateurism in collegiate athletics. Third-aprty entities such as companies, boosters and social media platforms can all compensate players.
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