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Holcomb Says No To Cash Incentives For COVID-19 Vaccinations
Gov. Eric Holcomb isn’t a fan of the state using monetary incentives to push more people to get the COVID-19 vaccine. His comments came after Ohio announced it will give away millions of dollars to encourage people to get vaccinated.
Limestone Fans Disappointed Over Use Of Brick
Limestone is a favorite, but building with it ultimately comes down to cost.
Black Lives Matter Louisville Trying To Improve Community Health
Decades of racially discriminatory housing and policing practices and economic disinvestment have created deep and widespread poverty in the West End in Louisville, Kentucky.
Purdue University Aims To Make Unique Solar Plants More Efficient, Lower Costs
Concentrated solar power plants use mirrors to focus sunlight on a small area, creating heat used to make electricity. But instead of storing energy in batteries, it stores it in something cheaper — salt.
Activists Seek 30-Day Review Of Indiana Redistricting Plan
Voting rights activists are calling on Indiana legislative leaders to give the public a month for reviewing proposed new congressional and state election district maps before they are finalized.
Danica Patrick To Lead Indy 500 Field In Chevy Pace Car
Patrick was announced Wednesday as the pace car driver for IndyCar's marquee event. She will drive a 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray hardtop convertible to lead the field to green on May 30.
Indianapolis Plans To Ease Mask Mandate, Other Virus Limits
Indianapolis officials plan to lift the city’s mask mandate for those fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and ease other restriction on June 7.
IU Scholars Weigh In On Israel-Palestine Conflict
Experts say the violence is rooted in the failure of a two-state compromise between Israel and Palestine.
Indiana Reports 495 New COVID-19 Cases, 21 Deaths Tuesday
The Indiana Department of Health’s latest numbers showed 13,090 total confirmed deaths and 736,480 positive cases since the pandemic began.
Ball State’s Ginn Woods Is The State’s Newest Nature Preserve
Delaware County has the newest state nature preserve, which was approved by the Indiana Natural Resources Commission Tuesday.
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