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Link Between Mental Illness And Mass Violence Is Weak But Stigma Persists
People with mental illness are 2.5 times more likely to be victims of violence than the general public. That’s partly because of the false perception that they’re violent or not trustworthy.
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Advocates Urge End To ICE Detentions At Marion County Jail
Advocates requested Marion County Sheriff Kerry Forestal end Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, detentions that can happen after an infraction.
Council Rejects Proposal To Prohibit Duplexes In Core Neighborhoods, UDO Process Moves Forward
Tuesday night's meeting was a reflection of several UDO meetings in the past, where the majority of public speakers were strongly against duplexes.
IU's McRobbie Gives Final State Of The University Address
McRobbie highlighted the growth of all seven campuses and increased diversity, while ensuring the university is both academically and fiscally sound.
Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop On Vaccination Hesitancy, Airpark Campus
Bartholomew County is at the blue COVID metric level, vaccine hesitancy and variants could block herd immunity, 20-year-olds are contracting the most COVID cases, and a new gateway project is in the works.
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Holcomb Vetoes Bill Tying Hands Of Local Health Officials During Emergencies
The legislation would have barred local health officials from issuing emergency rules that went further than state restrictions.
Indiana Reports 824 Cases, 12 New COVID-19 Deaths Tuesday
In Monroe County, health officials reported 15 new positive cases. They have reported 11,811 cases since the pandemic began. No new deaths were reported.
Indiana Judge Strikes Down East Chicago 'Welcoming City' Ordinance
A 2011 Indiana law specifically bans local governments from restricting communication or cooperation with federal officials when it comes to information about citizenship or immigration status.
Work Permits End This Summer, Among Changes In State Child Labor Laws
Starting this summer, Indiana children less than 18 years old will no longer be required to get a work permit. It’s one of a handful of changes to state child labor laws coming into effect this year as a result of legislation passed in 2020.
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Brood X Cicadas To Emerge This Spring
Join us as we talk with experts about the emergence of Brood X cicadas, which have been underground since 2004.
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