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Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop On Extending Mask Mandate, Federal $8 Million Boost
Lienhoop says COVID rates would have to reach January levels to extend a public mask mandate, the city is just starting to look into spending the $8 million in federal relief funds, and police are still looking for the individual who left white supremacist graffiti downtown.
Indiana Activist Accused Of Attempted Murder During Portland Protests
Malik Muhammad, 24, was arrested in Indiana on Friday and is in the Marion County Jail. Joshua Pond, listed on court documents as Muhammad's attorney, said he had no comment on behalf of his client.
Indiana's Mask Mandate Expires Today. Monroe County's Does Not
While much of the state will be included in Gov. Eric Holcomb's decision to lift the mask mandate effective Tuesday, many counties have imposed their own restrictions aimed at keeping COVID-19 numbers low.
New Little Nashville Opry Property Owner Discusses Plans For The Site
The former Little Nashville Opry site on State Road 46 has a new owner. Andrew Tilton is the managing member of William Jacob Capital LLC, the three-member group that bought the property from Gail and Darlene Wayman.
Proposed Indiana Voting Law Change Faces Corporate Criticism
The bill’s Republican sponsors say the proposal is aimed at preventing voter fraud by having similar voter ID requirements for mail voting as the state requires of people casting ballots in-person at polling sites.
Indiana Gets $61M To Boost COVID-19 Vaccine Among Minorities
The funding from the CDC will help programs such as door-to-door outreach to raise awareness about vaccinations or help people sign up to get vaccinated.
Plan Commission Finishes UDO Hearings, Final Recommendation Passes On To City Council
The month-long hearing process has resulted in significant additions to the local zoning law. Most notably, legalizing duplexes in many of Bloomington’s core neighborhoods despite heavy community pushback.
Indiana Lawmakers Vote To Boost Their Power Over Emergencies
The votes in the Republican-dominated House and Senate will send the bill to GOP Gov. Eric Holcomb, who has said he doesn’t believe it is allowed under the state constitution and said last week he would veto it.
Fife Returning To Indiana As Part Of Woodson’s Staff
New Indiana coach Mike Woodson is bringing a distinctly Hoosiers flavor to his new staff after hiring former star Dane Fife as associate head coach Monday.
Hotels Look To The Future As March Madness Comes To An End
For some hotels like the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown, March Madness marks the first time in a year the hotel has been open an entire week.
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