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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.
Officials Urge Caution Ahead Of State Reopening: 'It's Too Early To Return To Normal Life'
A day after Indiana’s governor announced plans to relax statewide precautions meant to stem coronavirus spread, the state’s top health official cautioned Hoosiers on Wednesday that it’s still too early to return to “normal” life.
Attorneys Consider Next Steps In IU Mold Lawsuit, Parents React
Attorneys representing the IU students say they are still considering their next steps and that for them the case is not over.
Unemployment Fraud Bill Clears General Assembly, Now Goes To Governor
If signed into law, people who knowingly underreport wages or falsify facts on unemployment benefits applications will be required to repay it and could face civil penalties.
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Monroe Co. Health Officials Want You To Get Tested After Traveling
Monroe County reported 24 new cases and no new deaths, bringing the county's total to 10,720 cases. The county's death toll decreased by one to 165, and the local positivity rate remains at 0.6%.
CDC Allows Schools To Place Students Three Feet Apart
The agency determined that students wearing masks can be placed three feet apart, rather than the six feet schools were struggling to accommodate in classrooms.
Domestic Violence Against Black Women Rising During Pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt the lives of millions of Americans, it’s also triggering an alarming increase in violence against Black women, advocates say.
Study: Drought Puts More Hoosiers With Private Wells At Risk From Arsenic
Arsenic naturally occurs in the ground, but long-term exposure to the metal in drinking water can increase your risk for all kinds of health problems — including bladder, lung, prostate, and skin cancers.
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Lauren Robel Is Stepping Down As IUB Provost
In a statement emailed to students, faculty and staff, Robel wrote that she will be returning to "the academic work that is the greatest joy at the center of [IU's] mission" in her position as the Val Nolan Professor of Law at Maurer.
MCCSC Condemns Violence Against Asian-Americans
The Monroe County Community School Corporation condemned recent attacks against Asian-Americans.
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