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200 Million: Biden Issues New Vaccine Goal During His 1st Press Conference
President Biden is doubling his original COVID-19 vaccination goal to 200 million shots in arms by his 100th day in office — which is about a month from now — he said in the first news conference of his presidency on Thursday.
Cummins Chief Speaks Out Against Anti-Asian Violence
Columbus-based Cummins manufactures engine and employs more than 60,000 people worldwide. As of December, just over 10% of Cummins’ U.S. workforce was of Asian descent, the company said.
Hoosiers Likely Face Longer Waits For COVID-19 Vaccine When Eligibility Opens To All
Many Hoosiers should expect long waits to get a COVID-19 vaccine when they become eligible to schedule appointments next week.
Despite Encouraging Data, Vaccine Hesitancy Among Healthcare Workers Still Exists
More than 1 in 3 healthcare workers surveyed in a Washington Post-Kaiser Family Health poll say they aren’t confident COVID vaccines have been sufficiently tested for safety and effectiveness.
Essential Worker Janitor Dennis Osborn Reflects On One Year Of COVID-19
Dennis Osborn said he still hasn’t seen any kind of hazard or essential pay for working in-person through this pandemic. Right now, he can’t afford health care.
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City Raising Water Rates To Help Replace Aging Water Lines
Four hundred thirty miles of pipe need to be replaced. Under the current budget, only two miles of pipe can be replaced per year.
Traffic Proposal Adds More 'No Turn On Red' Signs At Downtown Bloomington Intersections
The project could add between 75-90 new signs that will restrict drivers from turning right on red lights at most intersections downtown and near IU’s campus.
Indiana Officials Defend Decision To End All COVID-19 Restrictions
Indiana officials Wednesday defended the decision to end all statewide COVID-19 restrictions, weeks or months before all Hoosiers will get a chance to get vaccinated.
Defense Dominates, Hoosiers Beat Belmont In Women's NCAAs
Indiana had barely earned its biggest win in NCAA Tournament history when coach Teri Moren emerged from her locker room soaked from head to toe.
Indiana Lawmakers Send Debate On School Choice Expansion To State Budget Hearings
Lawmakers' efforts to expand school choice options are facing pushback from more than a hundred school corporations in Indiana, but a top lawmaker says a key piece of legislation that’s part of that effort won't have another hearing.
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