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U.S. Forest Service Recruiting Volunteers To Dig Up Invasive Garlic Mustard
Volunteers armed with gloves and plastic bags were out Saturday pulling up the plant by its roots at Blackwell Horsecamp south of Bloomington.
Civics Education Bill Steps From Final Passage, Praised For Potential To Protect Democracy
A bill that would require Hoosier middle schoolers to take one semester of civics education is just steps away from final passage.
One Year Of COVID-19 In Indiana
We asked Hoosiers across the state to share their stories with us – the people we've lost, the triumphs, the recoveries, and the changes - and you did.
Hoosiers Ages 40+ Are Now Eligible For The COVID-19 Vaccine
So far, more than 2.3 million vaccine doses have been administered in Indiana and 954,578 residents have been fully vaccinated.
On Federal Death Row, Inmates Talk About Biden, Executions
Biden hasn’t spoken publicly about capital punishment since taking office four days after the Trump administration executed the last of 13 inmates in Terre Haute.
Indiana BMV Adding ASL, 4 Other Languages For Written Test
"Because ASL will be available in our computer-based system it will eliminate the requirement for these exams to be scheduled in advance,” BMV Commissioner Peter Lacy said in a news release.
A Year Into Pandemic, Veterans Halls 'Barely Hanging' On
The closures have added to the misery from a pandemic that’s hit military veterans hard. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recently estimated the death toll in its facilities alone was approaching 11,000.
Universities In Southern Indiana Partner To Work With More Diverse Contractors
The collaboration is an effort to be more inclusive and provide a percentage of state budgets to certified minority-, women- and veteran-owned businesses.
Coronavirus: Indiana Opening Vaccines To Hoosiers 40+, Will Soon Receive More Doses
The Indiana Department of Health reported 90 additional confirmed deaths over the last week – the fewest reported in a single week since Indiana moved to Stage 5 of its reopening plan on Sept. 26.
Indianapolis Police Investigate Deaths Of 2 People
Indianapolis police were investigating after two people were found dead at a house on the city’s east side over the weekend, authorities said.
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