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Worship Services Shielded From Future Emergency Orders Under Proposed Legislation
Neither the governor nor local officials could ever restrict worship services during a public emergency under a bill approved by a House panel Wednesday.
Advocacy Groups Urge Funding For Food Banks, Domestic Violence Victims, Mental Health
Emily Weikert Bryant is the executive director of Feeding Indiana’s Hungry. She noted food banks haven’t received an increase in the state budget for more than a decade.
Three City Of Bloomington Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
According to a news release from the city, a Bloomington Transit driver, a Parks and Recreation employee and a Public Works employee tested positive between March 25 and March 31.
Plans For Transit In Bloomington: Protected Bike Lanes And Bus Route Changes
Join us this week as we talk about the 7-Line, a protected bike lane set for construction in May. We'll also talk about potential changes to bus routes.
Teri Moren Agrees To Contract Extension At Indiana
The university and Moren agreed to a contract extension through 2027, increasing her annual average compensation to $862,500.
Indiana Democrats, Republicans Hoping For More Diverse Legislature After Heckling Incident
The state GOP says increasing diversity within the party is a grassroots effort, and won't happen overnight.
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Indiana Helping Big Businesses, Colleges Set Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
Dr. Lindsay Weaver, Indiana Department of Health chief medical officer, said the state has been working on the program for months. And she said, to start, about a dozen businesses are launching clinics.
Local Health Officials Restricted By Proposed Legislation
Sen. Chris Garten’s (R-Charlestown) legislation, SB 5, says the local legislative body – county commissioners or a city council – would have to approve any health action that goes further than the state’s orders.
Officials Still Unsure Of Proposed Housing Development Near Switchyard Park
The new development would sit right along the B-Line trail as seven separate buildings with 19 townhomes, 104 multifamily residences and over 7,000 square-feet of commercial space.
Senate Committee Advances 'Anti-Science' Abortion Reversal Bill
Parents giving consent for their child for an abortion would have to get that consent notarized under legislation approved by a Senate panel Wednesday.
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