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Refugee Organizations Face Uphill Climb In Returning To Pre-Trump Levels
President Joe Biden recently raised the cap on the number of refugees the U.S. accepts to 62,500, a reversal of Trump-era policy of lowering the level for years.
US Jobless Claims Fall Again As Some States End Federal Aid
Jobless claims have now dropped in five of the past six weeks, a sign that the economy keeps strengthening as consumers spend freely again, viral infections drop and business restrictions ease.
Indiana University Repatriates 700+ Native American Remains To Angel Mounds
Glenn Black discovered the remains during digs at the southern Indiana site between 1939 and 1964, but modern techniques have changed the way the mounds are studied.
Taking Time Off Work Can Be Barrier For Many In Getting Vaccinated
As vaccine rollout continues, some researchers say the country has hit a plateau in the number of people being vaccinated. Finding time off work to get vaccinated can be a barrier for many.
Bloomington City Council Begins Discussion To Annex 9,225 Acres
The eight areas being considered for would add 9,225 acres and around 14,377 more residents to Bloomington.
New Safe Haven Baby Boxes Open In Martinsville and Franklin
A law on the books in Indiana allows women to abandon a newborn baby at a hospital, without fear of prosecution.
Braun Dismisses Need For Jan. 6 Commission
The bipartisan legislation would form a group modeled after the 9/11 Commission.
FFA Convention Planning Fall Return To Indy
The FFA says it is planning to host its annual convention in Indianapolis this October.
Here's How Some Cash-Strapped Indiana Schools Will Spend Federal COVID Funds to Upgrade Buildings
Nearly $2.6 billion in federal coronavirus relief funds is headed to Indiana public schools. In rural districts where income from property taxes is low, some of that money will pay for long-delayed building maintenance.
Indiana Reports 819 New COVID-19 Cases, 12 Deaths Wednesday
In Monroe County, health officials reported 16 new positive cases and no additional deaths. County officials have reported 11,980 cases and 172 deaths since the pandemic began.
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