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Both city staff and a majority of councilmembers were not convinced the amendment would provide much benefit to people seeking affordable living.

Dr. Susan Moore died last December from complications related to COVID-19. In a viral Facebook video, she alleged racial bias played a role in inadequate care she received at IU Health North Hospital.

Indiana is sending doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to counties without it, in preparation for federal approval of that vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds.

Survey results from Monroe and Owen counties revealed more than three-fourths of rural, older adult respondents live alone. Nationally, the number is about one in four.

The 39th annual festival will see patrons visiting restaurants throughout the week, rather than visiting booths at an event in downtown Bloomington like years past.

In Monroe County, health officials reported 14 new positive cases. They have reported 11,907 cases and 170 deaths since the pandemic began. No new deaths were reported.

The report from the city Traffic Commission pitches the signs as a way to advance Bloomington’s Comprehensive and Transportation plans: it’ll improve pedestrian access and prioritizes safety and accessibility over capacity.

Hoosier parents have a few weeks to complete an Indiana Department of Health survey about COVID-19 vaccines for school-aged children. The results will help the state plan a safe fall semester.

Micah Pollak, a professor of economics at Indiana University Northwest, said plenty of studies have shown that unemployment benefits are not, by and large, keeping people from taking jobs. Instead it boils down to wages.

Teachers and other employees of the Fort Wayne Community Schools will receive payments of up to $2,000 for working during the pandemic, the school board has voted.