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State Adds 878 New COVID Cases, Hospitalizations Dip Below 600
Monroe County reported 21 new cases and no new deaths, bringing the county's totals to 10,621 cases and 166 confirmed deaths.
The Mill Launches Entrepreneur Program For Formerly Incarcerated
ReBoot is a six-week program designed to help participants focus their business ideas and work to fill customer needs.
Indiana Hospitality Leaders Optimistic Over Recovery For Hotels, Restaurants
It’s estimated hotels in the state lost 45 percent in total sales last year. Hoosier restaurants also faced losses and are still below pre-pandemic levels.
NCAA Sets Arena Limits For March Madness At 22% Capacity
Because of restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, no arena will hold more than 22% of its capacity.
Indiana University Professor: Pesticide Fines Bill Won't Stop Dicamba Drift
Dicamba has been known to drift off of the farm fields where it’s applied and damage neighboring crops.
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Thieves Targeting Abandoned Vehicles Along Interstates
Indiana State Police say suspects are harvesting catalytic converters from abandoned vehicles parked along the shoulders of interstates around the state.
Appeals Court Rules For IU In Case Of Mold-Infested Dorms
Indiana’s Court of Appeals ruled in favor of IU in an appeal of a class action lawsuit filed by students who lived in dorms where mold was found.
Gen Con Postpones 2021 In-Person Convention To September
Gen Con will be returning to Indianapolis this year about a month later than usual.
March Madness Trip Leads To Life On Lockdown
The unspoken message: If they came to Indianapolis hoping for fun and games, they are not in the right place - at least not until tip-off.
Lawmakers Aim To End 2021 Session A Week Early
Indiana legislative leaders say they want to end the 2021 session more than a week early. And they plan to take the unusual step of moving up their deadlines to do so.
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