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Subaru’s Lafayette Plant Begins Vaccinating Workers
Tammy Steineman works in the payroll department and said the vaccine likely won’t change much for her. “I think we’re going to try and stick to eating more at home,” she said. “It’s healthier, we’ve learned.”
Essential Worker, Butcher Juan Ruffin Reflects On One Year Of COVID-19
Ruffin and his wife are still dealing with brain fog — or trouble remembering things temporarily. He said they have to remind each other of things and it can be frustrating at times.
Notre Dame Announces Plan To Vaccinate All Students In April
A vaccination clinic is anticipated to open by Mid-April, but students are only being encouraged — not required — to receive the shots.
Indiana Makes COVID-19 Vaccine Available To Those 30 And Up
The state's latest vaccine expansion makes the vaccine available to more than 840,000 additional Hoosiers, the Indiana Department of Health said.
Republican Caucus To Replace Former Rep. Holli Sullivan Monday
A private Republican caucus will choose Indiana’s newest state lawmaker Monday evening.
IU Women Play For Spot In The Final Four Tonight
The No. 4 seed Hoosiers will play for a spot in the Final Four Monday night when they face No. 3 seed Arizona.
Coronavirus: Indiana Sets End For COVID-19 Restrictions, To Open Eligibility To All 16+
The Indiana Department of Health reported 81 additional confirmed deaths over the last week. That brings the state’s total to 12,617 confirmed deaths. The state also reported more than 6,000 new cases in the last week.
Serial Killer On Federal Death Row Dies At Indiana Hospital
Joseph Edward Duncan died at the medical center near United States Penitentiary, Terre Haute, where he was on death row, according to a statement from prosecutors in Riverside County, California.
Falling Tree Kills New York Man In Suburban Indianapolis
Forty-year-old Elias Smith of New York sustained multiple injuries from the falling tree about 10:45 p.m. Saturday and he was pronounced deceased at the scene, the Carmel Police Department said.
Fundraiser Held For Family Of Missing Boy As Search Resumes
Community members and family friends gathered over the weekend in Ohio to raise money for the family of one of two missing children as the search for their bodies along the Ohio River continued for another weekend.
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