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Slipping COVID-19 Treatment Demand Hits Eli Lilly Forecast
Lilly pulled in $810 million in the quarter from sales of COVID-19 treatments and expects to bring in as much as $1.5 billion from the drugs this year.
Holcomb Vetoes Bill Requiring Label On E15 Gasoline
Holcomb said the Environmental Protection Agency already requires E15 to be labeled and called Senate Enrolled Act 303 an “unnecessary and confusing” additional layer of government.
College Enrollment For Hoosier High Schoolers Is Still Going Down. It Will Likely Get Worse
Enrollment rates are even lower among Black, Hispanic, Latino, and low-income high school graduates.
History Through Headlines: The Inaugural Little 500
The Little 500 returns this weekend after the coronavirus pandemic forced its cancelation for the first time in race history.
Enough Is Enough Protest Co-Organizer On Chauvin Verdict: "This Was Accountability, Not Justice"
Last week, when a jury convicted former-Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin of murder and manslaughter in the death of George Floyd, the overwhelming theme for crowds in Minneapolis awaiting the verdict was that the sentencing meant accountability – not justice.
Indiana Will Remain At Nine Congressional Districts For Next Decade
Indiana will remain at nine congressional districts for the next decade after national and state census figures were released Monday.
Statewide Career And Technical Education Competition Adapts To COVID-19 Reality
Kelley Baker is the statewide director for SkillsUSA Indiana. She said having students share their mostly hands-on work in a virtual format has proved challenging, but it’s an important moment for CTE students.
More Than 100 Groups Ask Holcomb To Veto Wetlands Bill
Supporters of the bill said Indiana’s current wetlands law is too strict — causing home prices to go up and creating conflicts between farmers and state environmental regulators.
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Brown County Residents Hear New Septic Ordinance
The Brown County Board of Commissioners could vote as soon as next month on a revised version of its septic tank ordinance.
Indiana University President-Elect Starts Regional Campus Tour In South Bend
Whitten will be IU’s 19th president, but only the first woman to lead the institution, which she called a “gratifying” opportunity.
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