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Indiana Seeks $620K After Audit Finds Students Not Online
State education officials want a northern Indiana school district to repay more than $620,000 after an audit found it claimed money for dozens of students who never logged into an alternative school’s online classes.
Indiana Man Gets 60 Years In Woman’s 2019 Torture Slaying
A northern Indiana man has been sentenced to 60 years in prison after pleading guilty for his role in the 2019 torture-slaying of a woman whose body was dumped in southern Michigan.
Scott Co. Ends Needle Exchange, Dredging Lake Lemon | Indiana Newsdesk
Scott County ends a needle exchange program. Indiana University is still requiring vaccinations for all student, staff, and faculty, but they won’t have to submit proof. And plans are approved to dredge Lake Lemon.
Health Officials Urge More Hoosiers To Get Vaccinated
The Indiana Department of Health says 2,558,847 Hoosiers are fully vaccinated, out of 6.7 million residents statewide.
As Schools Offer COVID-19 Bonuses, Long-Term Teacher Pay Needs Remain In Focus
They're hoping extra pay and one-time bonuses incentivize teachers to work summer school and come back next fall, but teachers say it's not a substitute for sustainable increases to their pay in the long-term.
Monroe Co. Commissioners Approve Impartial Review Of City's Annexation Plan
The Monroe County Commissioners are hiring a tax advisory firm to review Bloomington’s annexation plan.
Study Shows COVID-19 Virus Not Likely To Integrate Human DNA
The findings contradict a separate study which observed the SARS-CoV-2 virus causing a chimeric event in a petri dish.
Indiana Reports 405 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Deaths Friday
The Indiana Department of Health’s latest numbers showed 13,244 total confirmed deaths and 746,135 positive cases since the pandemic began.
Lake Lemon Dredging Project To Begin in 2022
Conservation managers say the health of the lake is at risk unless a massive dredging project is completed.
Hearing Set On Whether Indiana Governor May Sue Legislature
Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb asked a judge in April to block the new law passed by the GOP-dominated Legislature following criticism from many conservatives over COVID-19 restrictions that Holcomb imposed.
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