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Indiana DNR To Spray In 3 Counties For Invasive Gypsy Moths
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said that, weather permitting, it would begin spraying during the week of May 10 to kill gypsy moth caterpillars in selected areas of Allen, Miami and Wells counties.
Bombing Near Kabul School Kills At Least 50, Many Of Them Girls
Many of the victims were young students. No group has claimed responsibility. The U.S. and NATO are in the process of removing their troops from the country, raising fears of increased attacks.
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Critics Say Indiana COVID-19 Law Allows Nursing Home Neglect
Critics of the law maintain it lets nursing homes escape responsibility for deaths and injuries caused by problems that preceded the pandemic, such as inadequate staffing.
Pierogi Fest Returning To Indiana After 2020 Cancellation
This year’s Pierogi Fest will take place from July 23-25 in Whiting, Indiana, where crowds will once again celebrate pierogis and consume the traditionally potato- and cheese-filled dumplings, The (Northwest Indiana) Times reported.
Monroe County Invites Latinx Community To Get Vaccinated Monday
As Monroe County aims to get more residents vaccinated, one goal is to reach more people of color.
Restaurants Are Struggling To Find Workers, But Is There Really A Shortage?
The recovery for owners might be more harder than originally thought.
Restaurants Searching For Workers, Cicada Emergence | Indiana Newsdesk
Restaurants that survived the last 14 months, are now struggling to find workers. Get ready – here come the cicadas, we’ll answer your questions. And how new public restrooms means festivals are back in Spencer.
I-69 At Martinsville To See Lane Closures, Traffic Stops
Drivers will encounter lane closures and traffic stops next week near Martinsville next week.
Ball State Wants To Return To 'Traditional' Campus Plan This Fall, With Some COVID Precautions
Face masks will continue to be required for summer classes. As for the fall, university President Geoffrey Mearns says officials will decide on a mask policy by August 1.
Michigan GOP Congressman Backs Bill To Prohibit Federal Death Penalty
Rep. Peter Meijer (R-MI) is signing on as a co-sponsor to the Federal Death Penalty Prohibition Act of 2021, capital punishment opponents announced Friday.
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