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Indiana Teacher Salary To Start At $40K Under New Budget Plan
Indiana teacher salaries would start at $40,000 a year under the budget plan agreed upon by Indiana House and Senate negotiators.
Pregnancy Accommodations Now Available To State Workers, Law Falls Short For Private
The executive order tells state agencies they must provide pregnant workers with temporary accommodations like longer break times, the ability to sit or stand for comfort, and a private space for expressing breast milk.
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Monroe County Has Fully Vaccinated 34,000+ People Against COVID-19
As of Wednesday, 26.7% of Monroe County's population over age 16 has been fully vaccinated and just more than 43% has received at least one shot.
Indy 500 To Host 135,000 In Largest Sports Event In Pandemic
The Indianapolis 500 is set to be the largest sporting event in the world since the start of the pandemic with 135,000 spectators permitted to attend “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” next month.
More Overweight Trucks Allowed On Indiana Highways Under Bill Headed To Governor
Current law sets the weight limit for trucks at 80,000 pounds. However, if you’re hauling steel, paper or agricultural products, you can get special permits to haul 120,000 pounds.
Monroe County NAACP President Speaks Out On Chauvin Verdict
The head of the Monroe County chapter of the NAACP said justice has been served in the George Floyd murder case.
Indiana's 'Second Chance Law' Seals Criminal Records. But Fines And Fees Can Stand In The Way
While concrete numbers are hard to pin down, researchers estimate that one in seven Americans has a misdemeanor on their criminal record, amounting to around 45 million people.
Indiana Leaders Respond To Chauvin Guilty Verdict In George Floyd's Murder
Tuesday afternoon former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on three counts related to the death of George Floyd.
Sikh Community Traumatized By Yet Another Mass Shooting
While the motive for last week’s mass shooting remains under investigation, members of the Sikh community say they feel a collective trauma and believe more must be done to combat the bigotry, bias and violence they have suffered for decades.
New State Budget Will Spend Billions In State, Federal Dollars To Pay Debt, Invest In Future
The state spending plan will put $500 million into Holcomb’s new regional economic recovery program, dubbed READI.
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