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Holcomb Opposes COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates By Public Schools, Universities
Holcomb's comments come as Indiana University has been under fire from conservatives and government leaders for its decision to mandate the vaccine for students, faculty and staff returning to campus this fall.
Richmond, Clarksville Work With IU To Study How To Combat Extreme Heat In Their Cities
As this summer heats up, Indiana University is partnering with two cities to find out what parts of those communities get the hottest and who is most vulnerable to extreme heat.
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Bloomington To Celebrate Juneteenth, The Newest Federal Holiday, This Weekend
The city’s celebration will last from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday, with games and activities around the park, opportunities to support local Black-owned businesses, and free, pre-packaged meals.
Indiana Reports 232 New COVID-19 Cases, 1 Death Thursday
In Monroe County, health officials reported seven new positive cases and no additional deaths. County officials have reported 12,188 cases and 175 deaths since the pandemic began.
'Now ... I Can Put It Behind Me' Says ITT Tech Student After Government Relieves Debt
Cori Brunson of Fort Wayne was just three months from being certified as a registered nurse. Then, just before her semester began in 2016, she got a voicemail saying classes were canceled.
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Teachers Unions Hope To Freeze New Indiana Law Targeting Automatic Due Deductions
The complaint seeks an injunction from a federal district court. It states the new law would interfere in existing collective bargaining contracts between unions and school districts.
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Indiana Passenger Rail Advocates Remain Hopeful For Future Expansion
President Biden’s proposed infrastructure bill is bringing hope to those who want to see increased passenger rail service in Indiana.
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The Lilly King Show: Swimmer Bringing Brash Talk To Tokyo
In a sport where most athletes obediently stay in their lane, in and out of the pool, King is willing to speak her mind on pretty much any subject that comes her way.
Monroe County Fair Back On This Summer
Scheduled for June 28 through July 4, the summer event will feature carnival rides, a demolition derby, rodeo and motocross, as well as a 4-H show.
Survey: Hoosier Workers Say Businesses Need To Improve Ethical Practices
Many Hoosier workers believe their companies have room for improvement when it comes to ethics according to Marian University’s first survey on business ethics in Indiana.
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