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Indiana House Lawmakers Ask Governor To Stop IU's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
The group of GOP lawmakers sent a letter to Gov. Eric Holcomb Tuesday. In it, they say students will drop classes, be ostracized from campus and employees will be fired if IU is allowed to mandate the vaccine.
Democrats Renew Calls For Higher Minimum Wage Amid Hiring Woes
Indiana Senate Democrats are renewing their calls for increasing the state’s minimum wage as typically lower-wage businesses like restaurants say they can’t hire enough workers.
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State Initiative Offers 50,000 Summer Child Care Scholarships For Essential Workers
The scholarships will cover up to 80% of tuition for children up to the age of 12. So far only about 1,000 have been claimed, but a total of 50,000 are available.
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Federal Death Row Inmate Appealing Sentence
Attorneys for a federal death row inmate are trying to overturn their client’s death sentence.
Monroe Co. Identifies Third Death Of An Unhoused Person In The Last 3 Weeks
On Friday, Bloomington Police were called to check on a man lying on the sidewalk, who was then pronounced dead on-the-scene.
Indiana Reports 525 New COVID-19 Cases, 12 Deaths Tuesday
The Indiana Department of Health’s latest numbers showed 13,149 total confirmed deaths and 741,053 positive cases since the pandemic began.
Faith Leaders, IUPUI To Provide Anonymous Lead Testing Kits Statewide
The home lead testing kits can help parents get the information they need without the fear of government repercussions. The kits sample for lead in dust in the home as well as water and soil.
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Former Herald-Times Owner Scott Schurz Dead At 85
Schurz lived in Bloomington for 55 years and supported many charitable and philanthropic causes. He recently made a $2 million donation to the Kinsey Institute to create an endowed chair in celebration of IU’s Bicentennial.
Indiana Attorney General Argues Governor Exceeding Authority
Indiana’s attorney general is arguing that the governor is wrongly trying to use the courts to expand his powers with a lawsuit challenging the authority state legislators have given themselves to intervene during public emergencies.
Aluminum Can Manufacturer To Build Large Facility In Delaware County, Bringing Over 300 Jobs
CanPack representative Tom Johnson says there’s a US shortage of 10 billion cans currently. That’s why the company wants to build quickly and begin staffing after the first of next year.
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