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Indianapolis Lifting Local COVID-19 Mask, Capacity Rules
The action announced Tuesday comes after Indianapolis had kept a mask mandate for unvaccinated people and capacity limits for many businesses even after the statewide mask order ended in early April.
IU Study: Microbe In Guts Of Honey Bees Could Protect Hives From Fungal Diseases
Researchers are now looking to find the exact molecule in the microbe that fights fungal diseases. This discovery could eventually lead to a medicine that can help worker bees or other innovations.
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IU Athletics To Allow Full Capacity Seating At Indiana Memorial Stadium For Fall
Indiana University will allow full attendance at its athletic events starting this fall. This comes after fans weren’t allowed to attend any games last year.
Pandemic Learning Setbacks Coming Into Focus With New Testing Results
In Indiana, which is expected to release test results this week, lawmakers passed a “hold harmless” bill so that poor test results won’t be used against teachers or schools.
14 Current & Former IU Athletes Headed To Tokyo Olympics
Fourteen current or former Indiana University athletes are set to compete in this summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. The athletes will represent five countries, including the United States, in four different sports.
Rental Assistance Fell Victim To Politics, Bureaucracy
Nationwide, state leaders set aside at least $2.6 billion from the Coronavirus Relief Fund to prop up struggling renters, but a year later more than $425 million of that hadn't made it into the pockets of tenants or their landlords.
Programs To Lure Remote Workers To Indiana Have Arrived – But Do They Work?
Campus tours happen all the time at Purdue University, but one recently was a little different. Instead of fresh-faced high schoolers, they’re actively recruiting adults with jobs that allow them to work remotely.
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Jobs Cuts Are Coming For Owen County Employees To Relieve Debt
After spending $9.5 million from a $7.6 million 2020 budget, Owen County is $1.9 million in the red.
Teachers Unions Get Tuesday Court Hearing To Halt New Law
The new state law adds extra steps for teachers to have union dues automatically deducted from their paychecks, effectively requiring them to opt in each summer.
Company Settles Over Alleged False Health Care Claims At Terre Haute Prison
The U.S. Department of Justice has settled with a health care company accused of filing hundreds of thousands of dollars in false claims at the federal prison in Terre Haute.
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