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Indiana Records 1,380 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 More Deaths
Health officials also reported seven new deaths, raising the statewide toll to 12,733. The State Department of Health reports about 9.1 million Hoosiers have been tested since the pandemic began.
Central Indiana Man Dies In Off-Road Vehicle Accident
A central Indiana man died Saturday from injuries he suffered when he was thrown from his off-road vehicle, conservation officers said.
Duke Energy Division Planning $180M Indiana Solar Farm
The Hoosier Jack Solar farm proposed by Duke Energy Renewables Solar LLC — a division of Duke Energy that’s not overseen by state regulators — would be located in southern Vigo County and northern Sullivan County.
Indiana Go-Kart Race, Festival Return After 2020 Cancelation
Elkhart officials announced Wednesday that the Thor Industries Elkhart Riverwalk Grand Prix will return Aug. 13-14, with go-kart racing along city streets, live music, fireworks and other events.
Evansville District To Pay $1,000 To Each School Employee
The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. said federal aid and cost savings are making the payments possible for 3,100 people who have been employed since Nov. 13, the Evansville Courier & Press reported.
Gov. Holcomb Vetoes Bill Allowing Legislators More Emergency Powers
Governor Eric Holcomb vetoed legislation Friday that would allow lawmakers to call a special session during a public emergency.
Bob Ross Exhibit In Muncie Draws Visitors Despite Pandemic
The curator hopes that visitors will walk away empowered to be fearlessly creative.
Beacon Inc. Executive Director Talks Potential Local Solutions To Create Affordable Housing
Beacon Incorporated executive director Forrest Gilmore has seen a rise in people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in the last 12 months.
Senate Committee Revives Possible Expansion Of Cash Assistance For Needy Families
Jessica Fraser of the Indiana Institute for Working Families says Indiana’s TANF laws are in dire need of an update. Eligibility rules haven’t changed since the 1980s.
Despite Online Learning Challenges, Families Find Some Value In A Year At Home
Andrea Maltese laughs as she remembers the build up to the pandemic. At the time, she just wanted to get it over with, and was sure it wouldn't last long.
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